Tigertop™ – Installation Instructions
Rev. E 0207
51443 pg. 5
If your vehicle currently
has a windshield retainer,
it must be removed and
replaced with the enclosed windshield retainer.
A loose windshield retainer may allow the top to dis-
engage from the windshield, causing damage to the
top and possible injury to the occupants of the vehicle.
Make certain that the windshield retainer is securely
fastened to the windshield at the time of fi rst instal-
lation. Check the tightness of the mounting screws
every three months. Do not over-tighten.
Center the Windshield Retainers on top of the wind-
shield frame and butt the retainers up against the
top lip of the windshield frame. Use the retainers
as a template to mark, center punch and drill nine
1/8 inch holes.Use nine #8 x 1/2 Pan Head Washer
Screws.
Drill one 1/8 inch hole between the two
halves of the retainer.
There may be existing holes on some vehicles that
may interfere with the holes in the new windshield
retainers. If so, it may be necessary to drill the
retainer holes off to one side.
Install Windshield Retainers
Nine Holes required to
mount Windshield Retainer.
The curved
ends of the
retainers will
hang over the
windshield
frame.
Windshield
Channel
Opening toward
front of vehicle
Front
Install Footman Loops
When drilling in the top
edge of the vehicle body,
check underneath for
wiring for the rear lights. Pull the wiring out of the
way before drilling.
Footman
Loop
#10 x 1/2" Oval Head
Phillips Screws
Install the Footman Loops on the top rear corners
of the vehicle. Use the loops as templates to mark,
center punch and drill 5/32 inch holes. Use two
#10 x 1/2 Oval Head Phillips Screws to secure the
loops in place.