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Originally Posted by Bill-n-Brillo
We get down to TV about 4 times a year - couple of weeks each time. Thus our gas golf cart sits.....a LOT. Here's what I do when we're away:
- Jack it up to get the tires off the floor - put the frame on 4 jack stands........so the tires won't flat spot.
- As others have suggested, add fuel stabilizer and fill the tank up.
- (ours has a carburetor) Either run the carb dry or drain the fuel bowl.
- Hook up a Battery Tender to the battery. It stays plugged in 24/7/365. Click this link ---> Battery Tender .
- Leave the brake off.
The above might sound a like a lot of tedium and/or a bit anal. But I have yet to have any starting/running issues with the cart after two+ years of using this process.
Everyone's got a different mindset about what they're comfortable with doing. This has worked for us!
Bill  |
Bill, which model of Battery Tender do you use for your golf cart - sounds as if I need to get one. Thanks! Lark