Plug your cart in to a battery source, i.e. a power plug in your garage or something to that effect. Then, when it charges, you will be good to go! Hope this helps! :)
Yes they will work, golf cart battery have a few more plates in them for longer run time.
Yes it will even work with a 1000 volt
It depends. There is an EZ-GO cart which is battery powered, which runs sort of like an electric car but without an engine the battery powers the wheels, or there is the gas powered which pretty much runs the same way as a lawn mower.
So I am thinking about buying a Golf cart from someone, but it needs new batteries. I found some little ones that they said would maybe work, but I don't think they will. If you need more info about the batteries I can get it for you, but the only thing I know about the golf cart is that it needs 6 of the 6V batteries and has a trickle charger. Thanks in advance.
So I am thinking about buying a golf cart from someone, but it needs new batteries. I found some little ones that they said would maybe work, but I don't think they will. If you need more info about the batteries I can get it for you, but the only thing I know about the golf cart is that it needs 6 of the 6V batteries and has a trickle charger. Thanks in advance.
Yes, you can replace three 8 volt batteries with two 12 volt deep cycle marine batteries in a golf cart. Make sure the new batteries are compatible with your golf cart's electrical system and that they fit properly in the battery compartment. You may need to adjust the wiring configuration accordingly.
They have a fuse in them you may want to check that.
Sort of: you would need about 80 motorcycle batteries 10 to 20 Car batteries Or six to 8 of the correct golf cart batteries.
distilled water is best --city tap water will work--well water will work except if it high in sufur-iron or other minerals . If it is a major concern to you contact the battery manfacturer
an electric motor drives the cart, similar to an electric car or a gocart.
Yes:Use the Proper VoltageMost car battery chargers are rated for either 12-volt or 6-volt applications, with a button to switch back and forth between the two types. Check your golf cart batteries to determine what voltage they are before you begin. Adjust the car battery charger to the correct voltage.Hook Up the BatteryUse a wrench to disconnect the battery cables from the battery and then lift the battery out of the golf car. Place the battery on a clear work bench and connect the positive (red) wire to the positive battery terminal and the ground (black) wire to the negative battery terminal.Watch the ChargePlug the battery charger into an outlet and then turn it on to begin charging the battery. Make sure to periodically check the charge meter on the charger to assure that the battery does not get over charged. In general, the battery should not sit on the charger for longer than six hours.
Find the correct number oil filter from the manufacturer , and cross it over to other filters such as Fram ,Wix , even Walmart . If the cross over is for your golf cart it will work fine .