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Originally Posted by Road Apple
I had battery problems with two carts until I did this: I went to advance auto parts and bought a battery disconnect switch (~40 bucks). I disconnect the battery after every trip. Have not had a problem one time since. There are ways the battery drains even when off…like those light strips, which I have. Also adds a little security vs. theft. I don’t know that the bad guy would try to solve the issue if the cart won’t start…which it won’t when disconnect switch is off. Good luck!
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Great idea for golf carts! A battery tender is about 60$-90$ bucks, and mine is hard wired into our Subaru so I just plug it into the wall and plug it into the matching socket, close the hood and leave. Bought one for a friend while she left her car in the garage for 6 months. Starts right up!
Battery disconnect also works, but can't help a drained battery. Buy both and install both. . .
YMMV