A jack-off canopy lifts off your ute tray on its own legs, so you can drop the canopy in your shed and use the bare ute — then drive back under and load up in minutes.
How it works
Four adjustable legs raise the canopy just clear of the tray. Drive the ute out from under it, and you’ve got a flatbed for the trailer or the tip run. Reverse the process to reload.
Who it suits
Weekend campers who want a work ute Monday to Friday, tourers who swap setups, and anyone who needs one vehicle to do two jobs.
Same build quality
HARIO jack-off canopies use the same 5052 marine-grade aluminium, gullwing access and sealing as our fixed canopies — the legs are the only difference.
Setting up and dropping the canopy
Adjustable legs raise the canopy just clear of the tray. Drive the ute out and you’ve got a flatbed; reverse to reload. It takes minutes and no crane. The legs are the only structural difference from a fixed canopy.
Is a jack-off right for you?
If you need a work ute during the week and a camper on weekends — or one vehicle to tow, tip and tour — a jack-off canopy earns its keep. If the canopy never comes off, a fixed canopy is lighter and cheaper.
Key takeaways
- Lifts off on its own legs in minutes
- Frees the ute for trailers and tip runs
- Same 5052 alloy and sealing as fixed canopies
- Ideal for dual-purpose utes
Frequently asked questions
What is a jack-off canopy?
A jack-off canopy lifts off your ute tray on its own adjustable legs, letting you drop the canopy in the shed and use the bare ute — then drive back under and reload in minutes.
How long does it take to remove a jack-off canopy?
Just a few minutes — raise the legs clear of the tray, drive the ute out, and you have a flatbed. Reverse to refit. No crane required.
Is a jack-off canopy as strong as a fixed one?
Yes — HARIO jack-off canopies use the same 5052 marine-grade aluminium, gullwing access and sealing as fixed canopies. The support legs are the only difference.
