MSC 3SI UTV Full Cab Enclosure for Hard Windshield Instruction Manual

MSC 3SI UTV Full Cab Enclosure for Hard Windshield

Installation Instructions

Thank you for purchasing a UTV enclosure manufactured in the USA with pride by 3SI UTV. Your enclosure is made of heavy duty fabric that is water repellent and resistant to mildew, ultra-violet rays and abrasion. With proper installation and care you can expect many years of service from your 3SI UTV enclosure.

SOME IMPORTANT NOTES BEFORE GETTING STARTED….

• The enclosure attaches to your UTV’s cab frame with Velcro. The technical term for Velcro is hook and loop.
  Loop is the soft side and hook, the rough side. Loop has been sewn into the enclosure at various points.
  Adhesive hook has been supplied to attach to your cab frame, corresponding to the sewn-in loop. If you struggle with placement of the adhesive hook, with the enclosure held to the cab frame, note the locations of the sewnin loop. The adhesive hook is attached to the cab frame at those locations.

• The adhesive hook should be applied at a temperature of 60 degrees or above. For maximum adhesion, when the adhesive hook is in place, allow the adhesive to cure for 24 hours before attaching the loop to the hook.

• Clean the surfaces the adhesive hook will be attached to before beginning installation. A light cleaning with mild soap and water is best. A little Windex works great. Do NOT wax or clean with a compound that leaves the frame slick. The adhesive hook will not stick to a slick surface. Again, a light cleaning is best.

• Your enclosure is not a “one size fits all” product. The enclosure was designed and manufactured specifically for your model UTV. As a result, the enclosure should fit square and snug to the cab frame.

• Periodic cleaning of your enclosure with mild soap and water is recommended to minimize accumulations of dirt.

• Clean the vinyl windows with mild soap, water, and a soft cloth to avoid scratches. DO NOT USE ANY DETERGENTS, WINDOW CLEANERS, SOLVENTS OR CHEMICALS TO CLEAN VINYL WINDOWS.

• Clean your enclosure and allow it to dry before removing for storage. Never fold your enclosure to store. Roll the enclosure to avoid creasing the vinyl windows. Creases in the vinyl windows cannot be removed. CREASING THE VINYL WINDOWS VOIDS ALL WARRANTIES AND GUARANTEES.

• The only enclosures manufactured by 3SI UTV that can be hauled when installed are Lexan windshields, full cab enclosures, and door/rear window combos with top and windshield installed. However, the enclosures should be tied down before hauling. Speed should not exceed 55 mph while hauling to prevent ripping and shredding of the material and zippers. REMOVE ALL OTHER ENCLOSURES BEFORE HAULING.

PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW THE DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS THAT ARE ATTACHED.

Kawasaki Teryx Soft Door Installation

You have just purchased the best Enclosure for your Utility Terrain Vehicle available on the market today. Your Enclosure is made of Heavy Duty Fabric that is Water Repellent and resistant to Mildew, Ultra-Violet Sun Rays and Abrasion. With proper installation and care you can expect many years of long lasting fit, color and service life from your 3SI UTV Doors.

Step 1: Remove your 3SI UTV Doors and adhesive Velcro kit from the shipping box. The contents and placement of your adhesive velcro kit is as follows:

double-sided

straps

C| 2-6”| Top/back of panel-Vertical-back inside edge of roll bars
D| 2-15”| Back middle of panel between strap-Vertical-back inside edge of roll bars
E| 2-10”| Back edge of door panel below window seam-Vertical
F| 2-9”| Back lower portion of door panel-Vertical
G| 2-10”| Back/bottom of door panel-Horizontal
H| 2-6”| Front/bottom of door panel behind zipper-Horizontal
I| 2-6”| Front/bottom of door panel in front of zipper-Horizontal
J| 2-7”| Front/bottom of door panel-Vertical
K| 2-6”| Bottom of front roll bars-Horizontal-wrap around roll bar corresponding to double-sided

straps

L| 2-6| Top front corner of door panel-wrap around roll bar corresponding to double-sided

straps

M| 2-36”| Vertical down front roll bars-front edge- cut for clamps

Note: before applying adhesive Velcro Strips to your vehicle, surfaces should be free of dust, dirt and oil.

Step 2: With a piece of chalk, mark the location of your windshield clamps on the front roll bars. The Velcro tabs on the front of your doors must be cut to accommodate the windshield clamps. Instructions for cutting the Velcro tabs follow.

Step 3: Remove the windshield, top and back panel.

Step 4: Have an assistant hold one of the doors to the cab frame. With the door held in place, note the location of the sewn in Velcro tabs on the door. Adhesive Velcro is attached to the cab frame corresponding to the sewn in tabs.

Step 5: Working from back to front, one at a time, place the adhesive Velcro strips on the cab frame as indicated in the adhesive Velcro contents. THE 2-36” STRIPS (M) WILL REQUIRE CUTTING TO FIT BETWEEN THE WINDSHIELD CLAMPS. See the picture below for approximate location of the adhesive Velcro.

Step 6: After all adhesive Velcro is in place, attach each door to the cab frame. Attach the sewn in Velcro tab to the adhesive strips on the cab frame with the exception of the long tab running the length of the front roll bars. Reposition and square the doors to the frame as necessary.

Step 7: Cut out sections of the front roll bar tabs to accommodate your hard windshield clamps. Simply mark the position of your hard windshield clamps on the Velcro tab and cut out a 2” section with household scissors. DO NOT CUT INTO THE BINDING HOLDING THE TAB TO THE DOOR. Using a lighter, slightly burn the frayed ends to prevent further fraying. Have a wet cloth handy to extinguish any flames. Pulling forward on the door, attach Velcro tab to adhesive Velcro on the front roll bars. See the pictures below.

Step 8: Zip Doors closed making sure the bottom door magnets attach to vehicle lower side Door Rocker Panel

Step 9: Repeat any steps necessary until the doors fit snug to the cab frame.

Step 10: Replace hard top, windshield, and back panel.

See enclosed Product Care sheet for instructions on how to properly care for your 3SI UTV doors.

Care Instructions

Heavy Duty Marine and Mil-Spec Military Fabric Cleaning

All 3SI UTV Enclosure Heavy Duty Marine and Military Camo fabrics are guaranteed against excessive loss of color or strength under normal exposure and use conditions. Periodic cleaning with a solution of 4 ounces of bleach and 2 ounces of soap (NOT DETERGENTS) in one gallon of water is recommended to minimize accumulations of dirt, bird droppings and other contaminants which can support surface mildew and stain fabric.

Soft Vinyl Window Cleaning

3SI UTV Enclosure Vinyl Windows will remain clear and provide great visibility under normal exposure conditions if properly cleaned. Periodic cleaning with a solution of 1 ounce of soap in one gallon of water is all that is needed to maintain good window cleanliness and visibility. Caution: DO NOT USE ANY DETERGENTS, WINDOW CLEANERS, SOLVENTS or CHEMICALS OF ANY KIND TO CLEAN VINYL WINDOWS AS THESE WILL CLOUD THE WINDOWS. ALSO, NEVER RUB WINDOWS WITH A DRY CLOTH OR RAG.

Storage Recommendations

Before removing the 3SI UTV Enclosure from your vehicle for storage, clean the Fabric and Vinyl Windows thoroughly as indicated above. Any dirt remaining on the Enclosure may scratch Vinyl Windows while in storage. Once the Enclosure has been cleaned it should be placed on a large flat surface. Lay the Enclosure out so that Vinyl Windows are in a flat position. Fold the doors over the rear panel first then fold the top and windshield on top of the doors keeping the Vinyl Windows flat. Caution: FOLDING VINYL WINDOWS WILL CAUSE PERMANENT CREASE DAMAGE AND WILL VOID ALL WARRANTIES. Once the Enclosure is folded keeping all Vinyl Windows flat, begin rolling the Enclosure into an 8” roll. Place the 8” roll into a box and store at normal room temperature. To ensure long life of your enclosure it is best not to store in extreme temperatures.

Hauling

The ONLY products manufactured by 3SI UTV that can be hauled while installed are the hard windshields, full cab enclosures, and door/rear window combos with top and windshield installed. However, the full cab enclosures and door/rear window combos should be tied down before hauling. Speed should not exceed 55 mph while hauling to prevent ripping and shredding of the material and zippers. NEVER HAUL INSTALLED SOFT TOPS, WINDSHIELD TOP COMBOS, AND SUMMER CABS. REMOVE BEFORE HAULING.

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