Rain Gear cab cover

[mtudb24]

Just did a quick test fit. Would need some adjustments if the doors were off. Overall looks like a quality product. Since I can't fit in the garage like I did with my JKUR, this was the only thing that I could think of that wouldn't make me put the doors and top back on after every day of nice weather

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[DocMike]

I have the mopar one. They are super helpful for those of us that like naked jeep.

 

[aceisback]

Serious question, could a one armed man put one of these on, correctly, by himself?
Just curious as I don’t have a garage available and even if I had a carport the air here is so dirty that all kinds of nastiness settles in/on everything once daily activities start winding down.

 

[DocMike]

Did it in sleet with a heavy wind in a suit on graduation day.
Was not the most deft, but I did it.

Serious question, could a one armed man put one of these on, correctly, by himself?
Just curious as I don’t have a garage available and even if I had a carport the air here is so dirty that all kinds of nastiness settles in/on everything once daily activities start winding down.

 

[noside85]

how easy and quick is it to take off/put on? i bought one recently but haven't used it yet bc i'm unsure if i will have the time to take it off in the morning before work.

do you put it on every night and take it off in the morning?

i suppose if it's raining it would still suck driving it...

 

[futzin']

Just recently started using mine. I love it. Install is pretty easy, but I have a tonneau cover I can walk on which helps deploy from above.

 

[mtudb24]

how easy and quick is it to take off/put on? i bought one recently but haven't used it yet bc i'm unsure if i will have the time to take it off in the morning before work.

do you put it on every night and take it off in the morning?

i suppose if it's raining it would still suck driving it...

Its literally 5 mins or so once you get the 4 straps adjusted on the sides to your jeep (then you don't ever have to adjust them again). Find a hole in the frame rail to put the hook into and cinch up the slack.

I don't do it every night. I only take the doors and top off when I know there will be good weather for a few days. I typically take the soft-top frame right off the jeep to avoid the man bun look and not block the KC's on top

 

[mtudb24]

Did it in sleet with a heavy wind in a suit on graduation day.
Was not the most deft, but I did it.

Its fairly heavy and the first time I put it on, I actually climbed on the front bumper and leaned over the hood to slide it across the jeep. The 2nd time i was able to get it started and then just stood on the side rails to get it across the jeep and over the top to the back.
It would be easier to do from the bed and work your way fwd, (ie roll it out from back to front) but my lights would pose a slight inconvenience to do it that way

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