I purchased the OEM soft top bag but unsure where to strap it behind the rear seat. The bag seems WAY wider than the rear seat. Can you show me a pic of how you made it fit?Don't believe it, it's a CYA at most. I've ridden with the window bag run just as the diagram on it shows - behind the rear seat, strap run through the pull tabs on the seat, top down and pressed against it - without issue for two years, no damage.
Sure thing, not my pic, but from a way back on this forum. Just need to roll the corners in:I purchased the OEM soft top bag but unsure where to strap it behind the rear seat. The bag seems WAY wider than the rear seat. Can you show me a pic of how you made it fit?
Thanks for the link. We just ordered one, along with soft top bungee cords.I bought this window bag from BJD Customs, very nice quality and works great.
It has grommets along the top so you can hang it on the garage wall when it's not in the Jeep.
I have one of these. Very nice!I bought this window bag from BJD Customs, very nice quality and works great.
It has grommets along the top so you can hang it on the garage wall when it's not in the Jeep.
I have one of these bags too. Very nice!I bought this window bag from BJD Customs, very nice quality and works great.
It has grommets along the top so you can hang it on the garage wall when it's not in the Jeep.
You're lucky to have such sweet, calm dogs in the Jeep! My 90 lbs Yellow Lab is normally calm but when it comes to a ride in the Jeep - flips out. I had a canvas mesh barrier like yours that survived the 5 minutes it takes to drive to the vet, sort of. She chewed through in several places and ATE both rear seat belts. The seat belts took literally seconds. I was stunned at the carnage.I have a JLUR and the BJD Custom bag; however, I keep my rear seats down and there’s not enough room to “hang” the bag w/windows from the front seats. I keep the cargo area flat for my dogs but it means I can’t carry windows.
Anyone MacGyver a solution? Bought the Jeep for a Dog-Crawler sothe windows stay behind before the dogs do! Pic for reference.
As to the hair, at this point, I tell people it’s a lifestyle choice. Good news is those folks worried about it don’t ride on my sled!You're lucky to have such sweet, calm dogs in the Jeep! My 90 lbs Yellow Lab is normally calm but when it comes to a ride in the Jeep - flips out. I had a canvas mesh barrier like yours that survived the 5 minutes it takes to drive to the vet, sort of. She chewed through in several places and ATE both rear seat belts. The seat belts took literally seconds. I was stunned at the carnage.
Now I just put a moving blanket over the console and let her have the back to roam in. That seems to work for now. No solution for all the white hair in a black interior but that's what the free vacuum at the car wash is for.