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Originally Posted by Challenger
When I see a cart abandoned along one of the paths, I quite often stop to see if it is gas or electric. More than 80percent of the instances that I see involve Electric carts.
In talking to several cart dealers when coming to TV they told me that used electric carts lost value much more quickly than gas and were more difficult to resell.
No ax to grind --just info . Would be interested to hear a rebutal from anyone with facts.
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No rebuttal but as in all things, most failures are user issues. You should plug them in every night and if you go away for a couple months use a battery minder and you should get good service. A good electric cart has a volt meter and you will know when you are getting to the critical voltage. The carts just don't stop, as the batteries get old your meter will give you an indication of declining range. If the cart dies it's because the user wasn't paying attention and most likely didn't charge. It isn't rocket science, as with most things, most are user errors.