Golf Cart Repair Help Videos For EZGO, Club Car
Many new golf cart owners ask me if they should let their EZGO or Club Car run the batteries down all the way before recharging. The short answer is NO! Heck No! Don’t do that unless you want to damage your golf cart batteries.
If you have an after market battery charger that you use on your EZGO, Club Car, or Yamaha golf cart it may not disable your cart from moving when plugged in. This could be a big problem if you jump into your cart for a quick getaway and drag your charger down the street behind…
Club Car President golf cart converted into a weaponized rover for Nerf Gun wars with the friends.
An EZGO series golf cart does not have a Run/Tow switch like a PDS cart does. To tow a series cart without damaging the motor or batteries there are a few things you should do first.
Do you smell rotten eggs coming from your golf cart during charging? The bad odor you smell is coming from the gas put off when the batteries are being charged. It is most noticeable the first few times you charge new golf cart batteries.
Beer loving black bear goes searching through a few golf carts out on the Moose Run Golf Club in Anchorage Alaska.
Having troubles with your golf cart that uses a D&D Alltrax Motor Controller. Check out this LED flash code chart to help you solve your issues.
When loading your golf cart into the back of a truck is is not wise to use plank wood in place of loading ramps.
Custom built Delorean Golf Cart replica that would make Doc Brown of ‘Back to the Future’ feel at home on the golf course.
Has your golf cart lost torque and top speed even though you have new or at least well maintained batteries? Well the problem may be your aging speed controller whether it be made by EZGO, Club Car or Yamaha.