Hard top to soft top conversion. Hi all! I recently bought a super clean '97 tj but with a hardtop only. It also appears its never so much as had the hard top off at any point in its life as the interior is almost showroom condition.osts: 11,419. Unbolt the 6 torx that hold the top on, get a buddy to help lift it off.... Ta da! Then buy a top that fits your year (97-02) Bolt the 4 screws into the mounting brackets that you may or may not have to mount on the roll bars and raise it, zip in the windows and you're done.
For fleshy vegetables such as tomatoes, squash and melons, pick them when they are fully ripe. Scoop out their seeds and spread them to dry in a well-ventilated place. Beans and peas need to be left on the vine until the pods are dry and crackly. Corn should also be left to dry on the stalk until the kernels dent.Other types of seed may be gathered when the fruit or vegetables are fully formed, hard and âmeaty.â Remember to collect seeds only from the most vigorous plants in you garden, and not just from the first few ripe specimens you happen to encounter.ther types of seed may be gathered when the fruit or vegetables are fully formed, hard and âmeaty.â Remember to collect seeds only from the most vigorous plants in you garden, and not just from the first few ripe specimens you happen to encounter.
The one thing that seemed to make a lot of sense was getting your carrot seeds to germinate PRIOR to planting them. I sussed out a few methods and decided on this one. You need squares of cardboard, carrot seeds, and paper towels.Place a very damp paper towel on a piece of cardboard (or anything else sturdy). Place your carrot seeds 2 inches apart across the whole paper towel until itâs covered. Youâll plant about 20-25 seeds per paper towel.Since I plant a lot of carrot varieties, I label each board to know whatâs what. Cover with another wet paper towel.s soon as the seeds have germinated and have a tiny root on them you can take the piece of cardboard and paper towel outside. Carefully slip the paper towel off of the cardboard and onto your (very well dug) garden soil. Cover with a 1/4 or less of compost or vermiculite.