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Originally Posted by cybermuda
...up the temporary ramp just south of 466 by Morse, while the wife was driving. I know the cart needs new batteries, but I've never had to push it before. I came to TV for a rest, but I'm working harder than ever :-) ...
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Sorry I don't have a recommendation as ours is a gas cart. Just wanted to send you and Mrs. Cybermuda a virtual hug. It's no fun to get stuck pushing a cart, especially in the dead of summer. Hope you find a deal on new batteries and enjoy smooth sailing from here on out.
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Originally Posted by LivingLarge
Being new to TV i need to buy a new cart and prefer Electric (we are in one of the new sections). My question on speed would be: Doesn't it need to be capable of going above FL law so that it can do max speed up an incline? Cars are made capable of going over 70mph which is max, i think, in FL. But it is up to the operator to maintain a legal speed. Just sayin.
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Again not an expert on electrics, but in addition to looking for one that keeps its speed on hills, consider one that has a long range between charges, especially if you and/or spouse are golfers. You might find yourself wanting to travel considerable distances in the golf cart in a day. There are some great former threads on the subject if you want to check them out. Or you can just ask anew and I'm sure many forum posters can provide great information.