Great product. Works great

Very important - if you have 4 door the J-hooks fit to the side; just where the rear windows begin to curve.

Putting together the frame is not very Difficult, however instructions seem to complicate it. The entire frame is assembled with roll-pins in a slide-in type design. You slip pads over the frame supports to protect the top and freedom panels. (Bungees included)

I did install legs and wheels as my top was on the floor of my garage. I was able to easily hook it to the hoists and it rolled right into a plumb positio. Then I simply hoisted straight up.

I saw a lot of negative comments regarding the speed and jerkyness of the winch operation. I tried it first directly to the cable terminal hook - and it was really fast and jerky. However, a pull is included. Simply remove the main bolt and side fasteners and thread the cable through. Then reassemble the pulley and hook the terminal hook to the hole in the side of the hoist. In this configuration, it was smooth as butter.

In all, I'm very satisfied. The instructions suck, but if you have a modicum of technical skills you'll be fine.

Unlike the instructions suggested. I test fitted the mounting support and marked and drilled holes. Then assembled the hoist to the mounting support and bolted in using an impact driver. To simply this entire process I rented an indoor scaffolding from Home Depot for $32

I would buy again. It is a little rough with the movement up and down and the stand legs don't stay still very well, but I do like it. You could make this with a hoist from Harbor Freight but it would not save you much money.

Used to lift top off my Wrangler. Installed easily Worked great with my 9 foot ceiling

Works great, just watch how the cable winds.

The pins to put it together are terrible. Go buy nuts, bolts, and washers instead.

The wheels work but I don't really use them.