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Originally Posted by Lottoguy
Be advised that the batteries in electric golf carts don't last as long in the Florida heat as their counterparts in the northern states. That eight year life expectancy doesn't make it down here. Just ask anyone about how long their batteries last in their cars down here. After three years they've had it!
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TOTALLY agree. We've been in TV for 10 years. Decided to go electric for our cart. First one was Yamaha with 8 6V batteries. Range of 35 miles, and needed to replace batts after 3 years. Then got a Tomberlin electric. Same issue. Not good. And batts are now VERY expensive.
Now after 6 months we have a lithium electric cart. OMG - 80 mile range and easy charging. Smooth, reliable - and NO BATTERIES to replace. Very pleased.