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Default Soft Top Removal. What size Torx?

Need to get the roof off to replace my top. Anyone know the adapter size/Torx bolt size for thr retaining screws?

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Default Soft Top Removal. What size Torx?

a fairly smallish allen key is all that is needed. My question is, what is the most appropriate way of storing the top when removed?
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Default Soft Top Removal. What size Torx?

When I have to store my soft top, I just run some string between those two bolts (when they have been replaced after removing the top) and hang it on the wall of the garage. Sort of like hanging a picture on the wall.
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Default Soft Top Removal. What size Torx?

Wozza I find it easier to remove the phillips screw that holds the ends into the soft top bow. This leaves them hanging on the roll bar. But no big drama.
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When I have to store my soft top, I just run some string between those two bolts (when they have been replaced after removing the top) and hang it on the wall of the garage. Sort of like hanging a picture on the wall.
Darren very good idea, i reckon i'll give that a go, do you think it would be a good idea to wrap the canvas up to prevent nasties getting in to it and eating/living in there through summer?
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