Buggy hard top roof lifter kit

Started by Purplebugger, December 31, 2021, 08:35:47 AM

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Purplebugger

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Hi Everyone. I have just purchased a hardtop roof from East Coast buggies for my Mel Hubbard sidewinder buggy. Can anyone in the group please tell me where I can get gas lifters and frame to attach the roof to my roll bar and swivel brackets to attach the roof to the windscreen frame.

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And welcome to the forum too  ;-)up
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Purplebugger

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Thanks for the welcome. Still looking for the roof lifter kit for my purple buggy

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I really doubt you will find an off the shelf kit - every one I have ever seen is bespoke  :-\
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I've adapted this bit of kit to support the rear cover of my buggy  https://www.bedslats.co.uk/slatted-bed-bases/ottoman-bed-bases

If you check out on Peter's site   https://www.manxmaniac.co.uk/yourRoofs-SoftTops.php   and have a look at "H" you'll see where I've fitted it, I changed the gas lifters as they were too powerful so I managed to get some that were weaker for the purpose needed.


Oh and the "Manxster RX" has the same bit of kit in your picture.

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The ones you have pictured on the blue buggy was done by Richard 'Clem' Clements

He had his local engineering friend make that setup to his design. 

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