Canopy Page 1
| I started to install the rear and forward canopy rails... |
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I actually cut my canopy rails too short and had to order some new ones, they should be here in a few days... |
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I finished tweaking the canopy frame to fit the fuse and rollover bar... |
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Once I had the side rails where I wanted them, and made sure they were the same distance apart at the front as in the rear, the frame slid like a knife through butta... |
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After fighting with my air compressor for a while, I decided there had to be a better way to cut the canopy... I decided to try my Dremel, and it worked like a dream. I used the extension and a stone cutoff wheel... I did the entire canopy with 2 wheels... |
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The canopy is cut and the fitting begins. I had to do a lot of tweaking on the frame to get the canopy to fit right. I also had to grind some material off the frame where the sliders fit to drop the front of the frame more... |
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I may have cut a hair too much off the back, I would recommend not cutting any off the back until you absolutely have to... You can see al the scrap generated by the canopy cutting. That plastic crap gets all over you too... |
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Windshield cut and ready to install... I still need to do some trimming at the bottom sides for it to fit around the rollover bar... |
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After a week off, I got back to the canopy. I managed to finishing drilling the canopy to the frame... |
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I used a sharpie to mark all the hole locations on the canopy frame. I got the blue masking tape at Wal-Mart... |
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