That install looks clean with that light bar mounted up front. Nice.I love the golf cart idea........ I did it - work fine if NOT better than something you pay a lot of bucks for.
Justs plan it out -
Need some good "U" bolts ......
Metal if that is your choice of supports
Cutting the top to "fit" the rops is the only part that requires any "thought" - but if you are going on top of ROPS then no problems at all!
I did NOT want mine to be higher than the ROPS - cleanance issues where my problem
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Looks sturdy. Like the steel framing with mounted lights. Nice fabrication.
NHS, I need to make a setup like yours! I have a nice light weight canopy that I made, but I need to remove it to trailer 7 miles to another lot that we own. Your fan and mirror set up are the cat's meow!!Cart roof that passes the 80MPH towing test. It is the main reason I made my own, most of the aftermarket (and OEM) kits say to remove the roof when towing. I tow all the time.
The fan is a game changer for heat and bugs.
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This one is also 80mph safe.
Hay! Watch who your calling a gentleman bubb!I always wondered how the golf cart tops did while towing, thank you gentlemen.
where did you get that fan? Link? thanks.Cart roof that passes the 80MPH towing test. It is the main reason I made my own, most of the aftermarket (and OEM) kits say to remove the roof when towing. I tow all the time.
The fan is a game changer for heat and bugs.
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Its more the sturdy frame work he built rather than the top itself. Very nice job and I do like the fan!I always wondered how the golf cart tops did while towing, thank you gentlemen.