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Soft Top Install Figure 7 - Fabric Channel Edge & Bow Positions (Pg 7 334-310)
Step-by-step soft-top fabric and bow installation procedure shown on a truck with lettered detail figures.
This document is page 7 (Figure 7) of an installation instruction sheet for a soft top conversion kit, apparently covering how the fabric top attaches to a pickup-style truck body. A central line drawing of a truck cab and bed is surrounded by seven callout detail bubbles (7-A through 7-G). Detail 7-A shows the fabric edge with a stitch line, instructing the installer not to put one edge into the channels, but instead to insert the edge of plastic covered with fabric into the channels on the top and the rear curtain. Details 7-B and 7-E show cross-sections of the fabric wrapped around plastic and plastic wrapped in fabric at the cab and at the bed rail/wheel area. Details 7-C and 7-D show the bows and bow flaps where the top bows meet the fabric near the bed. Details 7-F and 7-G show the bow hinge/bracket hardware in the 'Bows In Locked Position' and 'Bows In Down Position'. The page is marked 'Pg 7 334-310'. A reader learns how to route the welted (plastic-in-fabric) edge into the retention channels and how the folding bows lock and stow.
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Frequently asked questions
- Which edge of the soft top fabric goes into the channels?
- Per detail 7-A, do not put the plain fabric edge into the channels; instead put the edge of plastic covered with fabric into the channels on the top and the rear curtain.
- What do details 7-F and 7-G show?
- 7-F shows the bows in the locked (upright) position, and 7-G shows the bows in the down (stowed) position.
- What is shown at the bow attachment points in 7-C and 7-D?
- Both details show the bow and the bow flap where the top fabric meets the bows near the truck bed.
- What page/reference number is on this document?
- The page is marked 'Pg 7 334-310'.
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