Low cost ROP

[Shawn H]

I found a low cost for a ROP. This is a truck ladder rack from Harbor Freight Tool which cost me $250 + tax. I also used my Jeep Bimini top.

[Shawn H]

Here is some pics [url=http://www.6x6world.com/gallery/argo-6-and-8-wh

[amphibious drew]

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You link didnt work shawn, so i posted one for you. That looks pretty sharp. I like the idea and the final application.

[Shawn H]

Thanks for your help. I don't know why the pic did not show up.

[amphibious drew]

Posting the pic was goofy for me too. Maybe because i am on the ipad instead of pc, but i had to delete the http: that was in the box when i clicked on the link to post pics.

[guyfox]

Are you still able to lower your window if you wanted to?????

[MIteyMT]

great work. Makes me want to sew a soft top in it.

[JoeMeg]

Nice job, Shawn. Is this the same Bigfoot I was following thru the trails at Pine Lake last weekend?

Joe.

[Shawn H]

Great eye Guyfox, I just have to remove 2 pins for removing front bar to let window down.
Top is on but hard to see in pic.
Yes joe....after all that rain I need to something.

[Rock Doctor]

The more I look at that top, the more I like it. There's a lot of possibilities there.


RD

[Shawn H]

Front look,
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[Morgan1952]

Shawn,
Nice job, The ROPS turned out nice. Is it heavy enough to give real support if you roll it.
Looks good.
Bob

[Shawn H]

I took the Bigfoot for a test, with new low cost ROPS on it, at Pine Lake "Bud Fischer place"
I must say it ran great and much safer now. One more day of testing, the water is next.

[Loyalsock cc]

Did you have to fab the brackets to get her on the argo?

[Shawn H]

No fab work needed, just did not put the front truck cab parts on, you will see in the kit.
No problems with it on trails or in pond. I very happy with it.