Posted by Gene Davis (Ga.) on June 02, 2013 at 05:59:41 from (98.80.207.181):
In Reply to: OT Golf Cars posted by super99 on June 02, 2013 at 05:47:05:
The guy must have a problem with his cart. They are not supposed to run hot and have to cool before they can be run again. I work at the local golf course and we have gas cart for working and electric for the golfers. If you get a good 48 volt cart with 6-8 volt batteries you have got the capacity for a long run time between charges. The more lead in the battery pack, the longer run time. The electrics are much quieter and more trouble free. They do not require gasoline, oil changes and have smelly fumes like the gas carts do. They do however require some good maintenance on keeping the batteries filled with distilled and careful monitoring of the battery"s state of charge. I personally much prefer the electric for most of mu own use. Gene Davis
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