Hardtop Rear Cab Weight?

[Roofus]

Friends - I found a kayak rack that I may be able to hang from my condo parking space to store the hardtop rear cab. While the weight was easy to find for the removable panels, I cannot track down the weight of the rear cab. Anyone know?

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[TXBrian]

It’s either 63 or 68 lbs. for the 4 door.

 

[JimmyG]

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...onco-hardtop-panel-pieces-and-soft-top.14931/

 

[Roofus]

Thank you! What max load rating would you be comfortable with that weight? The rack I’m looking at now has two arms that max at 75lbs. But I could add a third arm that would kick that up to about 112lbs.

 

[Rspayde]

I mean for 1k and no guess work this would be my solution.

https://topliftpros.com/products/to...y72G3mZAIjQcIvTJtme_TjcsFwLZUj-RoCDKgQAvD_BwE

Easy on easy off and stores relatively nicely.

 

[Roofus]

I mean for 1k and no guess work this would be my solution.

https://topliftpros.com/products/to...y72G3mZAIjQcIvTJtme_TjcsFwLZUj-RoCDKgQAvD_BwE

Easy on easy off and stores relatively nicely.

Appreciate it but I’ve looked at all those cart and garage lift options.
My issue is I live in a condominium with a parking garage and I can’t leave items in my spot and have no where to store a cart. But I can mount like kayak storage arms to the wall in my parking spot. So the solution I’ve been looking to is some wall mounted arms that will fold up when I don’t need them and will fold down when I want to hang the top on them. Not sure what else to do.

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