same question as below , does it require any drilling into the roll bar , how does it fasten , can it be removed easily???
379543
It comes with clamps that mount right up to the roll bar. No drilling required. Easy install and removal. Nice roof for the money. I'm happy with it.
379544
It does not require drilling to roll bar. Clamps go around roll bar and bolts thru top. Top can be removed in a few minutes.
2174813
No screws or tools needed - you do have to unfold it and stretch the nylon over two end bars that snap into place
1273941
No. it uses J bolts . No drilling required. Had mine over a year . No problems. The only issue is the instructions are hard to read otherwise this is a product that does the Job. I carry ladders ( window washer) and would buy again.
1434446
hello it not easy to put down it is a two man job and three if you got them. one to hold the roll one to pull it out and one to cut it off after you pull it out. once you get it down it does do a good job it is just hard to get it down straight. good luck
681132
Hi Dwayne, No...Removing any screws is not necessary. 1. Remove the roll of paper and the 2 arms which hold the paper. 2. It is easier to remove the plastic see thru plate which the tape comes through after removing the arms. 3. Now you will have access to the little ink roller. It is VERY tricky to actually change the little roller. Be sure you observe the angle you take off the little roller & exactly how it is in the little slot. TAKE YOUR TIME HERE, OBSERVE EXACTLY POSITION FIRST. Then remove roller & install new roller. Make sure you try by hitting a few numbers to make sure all is working properly, prior to re-assembling cover, arms & tape. Hope this helps. It is not hard. Just sort of tricky. Observe, observe, observe, first. Joan Henley
142034
Hello. My box didn't have instructions either. I just opened all the Velcro up and wrapped straps around padded roll bar and then re-hooked the Velcro. Just make sure you have it so the assist handle will be hanging downwards so it is able to be grabbed. Good luck and hope this helps!
1722595
No, it needs a quick release plate. But it can't connect to it like normally. You need to buy a bolt to connect it. It's a real hassle to take on and off. You literally have to unscrew the bolt using tools every time you want to put it away. Avoid this jib.
444175
I'm not sure, but it does look like you can use a small flat-head screw driver and gently remove the bar.
377700
I am not quite sure of which bar you are talking about. If it is the stabilizer bar then there is a pin that needs to be removed. On the small side of the pin, take a small punch or tiny screwdriver and knock the pin out. It will slide out on the large side of the pin.
2277747
There are knobs that twist out to remove it. It is pretty easy. The bracket attachments stay in place.
449061
No, you do not have to take the bar off. The grommets are large and have a opening in the side of the "grommet" to slide on to the bar. It is very simple to just push the grommet opening on the bar and it snaps right in. Not sure what the other respondents meant. Perhaps they did not see the opening on the side of the large "grommets".
982281
It comes with a hitch pin that screws on tightly. So a tool is necessary to remove it. But it's not a locking pin.
1536749
My husband installed ours and it works beautifully, where is yours loose at the point it is attached to the wall (cabinet) or where the roll is, or at the bar holding the roll. If at the attachment; my husband attached a small block of wood under the cabinet and firmly attached the holder to lower it under the cabinet. If on the roller bar, did you get a chrome donut shaped piece to place at the end of the bar that acts like a spring or tightener for the roll? Maybe you placed it at the entry end and caused the looseness or maybe it was left out of your package? Mine works great.
2123476
It is very easily removed. I think it only required removing 4 screws. It is really nice quality!
576564
It's an easy job. You'll have to drive out a roll pin first. Don't lose the detent ball and spring while you are at it.
553514
Yes, the white bar is supposed to keep the roll from retracting; however, I couldn't get it to cut (cleanly) either. Mine has been recycled. Life is simpler.
1800024
The mounting bracket screws into the wall and the visible part inserts into a slot in the bracket and slides down into place. No screws are visible once the bar is fully mounted so it doesn't sound like this one would be the same as what you have already tried. We have the same bar in another bathroom that has been up for four years. It came off once when our son pulled and pulled on the towel, nearly hanging onto the bar. My husband fixed it easily and it has been there since.