wickford90
Well-Known Member
I have a full tilt on mine, can take some pics tomorrow if you let me know of what exactley
wickford90
Well-Known Member
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f6/just-got-my-first-s2-225348.html
Dont know if these are of any help.
Dont know if these are of any help.
landrover11019
Active Member
1st pic=cleats, they go along the body on each side so the rope can hook on them.
2nd pic=clips for the two rear straps of the soft top, one each side at the back.
3rd pick=rear tie offs, one each side at the back near the clips to tie of the rope from front to rear.
4th pic=front clips, one either side near each door.
Best thing to do is to look at a landy with a soft top fitted.
I take the rope of the soft top and replace with para cord, find I can get it tighter that way.
2nd pic=clips for the two rear straps of the soft top, one each side at the back.
3rd pick=rear tie offs, one each side at the back near the clips to tie of the rope from front to rear.
4th pic=front clips, one either side near each door.
Best thing to do is to look at a landy with a soft top fitted.
I take the rope of the soft top and replace with para cord, find I can get it tighter that way.
Hi Forby,
Have a look at the Exmoor trim website, they have a few vids I think 88 is one of them, which I used to try and see where the fittings go, for the actual fitting I put the tilt on the back and placed the brackets / clips where the rope / straps needed them. Agree with above, paracord is the way to go, just remember if you undo it the paracord may spring back into the canvas ( if it is the same as my 90 tilt, ) so fit a couple of washers or sumething to stop this.
Have a look at the Exmoor trim website, they have a few vids I think 88 is one of them, which I used to try and see where the fittings go, for the actual fitting I put the tilt on the back and placed the brackets / clips where the rope / straps needed them. Agree with above, paracord is the way to go, just remember if you undo it the paracord may spring back into the canvas ( if it is the same as my 90 tilt, ) so fit a couple of washers or sumething to stop this.
