kcflhrc
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I was looking at UTV's but couldn't justify the cost for what I needed. Picked this up used from a local dealer. The wife loves it, that's all that matters. Now she can drive to the chicken coop.
The wife's new ride
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ProjectKing
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Nice ride! Hard to beat for light duty riding and hauling work! (0:
NoTrespassing
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Any details available? I like to hear prices compared to my location if you don't mind supplying it. How many hours are on it assuming it has a meter. All of my neighbors have at least one golf cart. We have an early 90's cart plus a 4x6 cub cadet Big Country.
Kevin
This is a 2008 Yamaha Electric bought from a local dealer. New batteries with a 1 year warranty on the cart. There is no hour meter. I paid $2,600 for it. I added the rear seat that I bought from him and installed it myself, the rear seat was $290. I looked on Craigslist at used stuff but that is always a crap shoot. I was going to be right at this # anyway if I bought one on Craigslist and this dealer is very reputable. He sells Yamaha, EZ-GO and Club Car, new and used.
Thomas
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:thumbsup: Sure sharp looking.
NoTrespassing
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Kyle_in_Tex
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We had an easy go for years. I put one of those $100 canopys on it with all the zippers. Wifey liked it a lot, keeping the cold wind and rain out, but looking through the vinyl to drive was the only downside.
I got tired of battery maintenance after using up the originals, wearing down a 2nd set, and having to pull them out and reweld much of the under carriage with new metal. (The cheap set I put in leaked acid when charging). Trojan batteries are the best way to go, and keep up the connections with the spray on battery terminal spray, or those saturated rings they sell.
That is one good looking cart. I would love to have a gas model just like it. Easy ingress and egress. Just don't let little kids horseplay on it. Good way to lose a kid.
I got tired of battery maintenance after using up the originals, wearing down a 2nd set, and having to pull them out and reweld much of the under carriage with new metal. (The cheap set I put in leaked acid when charging). Trojan batteries are the best way to go, and keep up the connections with the spray on battery terminal spray, or those saturated rings they sell.
That is one good looking cart. I would love to have a gas model just like it. Easy ingress and egress. Just don't let little kids horseplay on it. Good way to lose a kid.
