If there is it’s a waste of money, the switch controls a relay on the controller and the switch has no load running through it.
If there is it’s a waste of money, the switch controls a relay on the controller and the switch has no load running through it.
Remington
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Had one of these. Was a gas EZGo. Sold it and bought and bought my Honda
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Right now my cart is a storage shelf... I did add a cheap Harbor freight bike rack to carry chairs
Mopower58
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We have a Club Car gas and an EZ Go electric. We have a lift kit and big tires, stock Rhino tires, on the gas powered one.Yes the electric is quieter but we have had both over 10 years and expenses on the electric far outweigh the gas.
I also have a P500 as well as an EZGo golf cart. The P500 with winch and hitch is used for heavy duty work around here. The golf cart, a 1997 Textron 36V, is the go-to vehicle. It has the lift kit, trailer hitch, canopy and bed. Its a lot handier to just jump in a run across the place to pick this or that up, and the jump right back off to continue whatever I was doing.
You're right about the golf cart not being in the same class as the P500, but sometimes you just need a tack hammer and not a sledge hammer
nitzo
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We have a 2019 Yamaha Gas Drive 2. We love it, super quiet, easy to get around in, runs all day on a tank of gas. I put a 3" lift and 20" tires on it. It works perfect for using in our toy hauler in those places that don't allow sxs's.
