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07-19-2011, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Frank7
The heater should be 3000 BTU's if for a cart , don't be fooled with the 1500 BTU's sold by Walmart & Ace
QUOTE=villages07;249599]Brrr, with this cold winter it may be time to invest in a golf cart heater.
The best product seems to be GolfCat by Coleman which has an adaptor so that the propane canister/heater can be placed in the cart's cup holders. Alas, Ace Hardware has been sold out of them for months and won't be restocked til April. Price was about $90.
Walmart sells a similar, but different, Coleman propane heater for $58. It looks a lot like the GolfCat but doesn't have the cup holder adaptor. Instead the fan sits on a two prong stand (intended primarily for camping, I suppose).
So, the question is.... has anyone bought the Walmart product for their golf cart? Where/how did you place/install it? Are you happy with it?
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My friend is looking at a cart with sliding doors. What do you suggest as a cooling device?
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