[chuckpedrey]

Todd Casey (352 256-2068) has been servicing my golf carts for 20 years. He includes snap repairs with each service appointment.

[KenLee100]

Originally Posted by jbartle1

2 snaps, ugh, options……?…

I wait until I am having another service performed x Willie's.

[DonH57]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

Amazon sells replacement snap kits.

That's where I bought mine.

[jbartle1]

Originally Posted by KenLee100

I wait until I am having another service performed x Willie's.

I enjoy a morning swim at local pool, and last count was 2 noodles I’ve donated to road kill, from those naughty noodles escaping from snapless cart, giggle snort

[Dave951]

I have a snap-tool. It installs both the studs and the snaps. I am in Tamarind Grove

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by jbartle1

I’ve bought DIY kit, the “Y” is not working, I know business need to eat BUT “FEASTING” is a bit MUCH.
Two “itty bitty snaps” top flapping in the wind, guess I’ll live with it. What ever happened to a business doing good will, making a pass by when you have another job close by and charging accordingly, ugh!

Some good quality self adhesive Velcro might do the trick.

[jbartle1]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

Some good quality self adhesive Velcro might do the trick.

Hmmm! Good idea, thanks

[jbartle1]

Snaps fixed at Villages golf cart, no charge but gave $5 tip, thanks everyone

[jbartle1]

Thanks to all, this is why I love “talkofthevillages”

[lmack]

Originally Posted by jbartle1

2 snaps, ugh, options……?…

I thought we paid $50 service call last time to a place on rt.441.
It was for one location and ok to have several carts.
So we reached out to some neighbors to see if anyone else had snap needs and there were several very willing to join in for the call.

However, I am going to look into that Amazon kit that one poster mentioned.

[HogPilot]

Originally Posted by jbartle1

2 snaps, ugh, options……?…

I have purchased a snap kit at Home Depot.

[Lbpete]

Originally Posted by jbartle1

2 snaps, ugh, options……?…

If you bought your cart at The Villages Golf Carts, all you need to do is pull up to the service bay and someone will replace it. No appointment is necessary and no charge. A snap pulled out of the plastic molding on my cart and they replaced it in minutes.

[KennyP]

When your dealing with a repair like that its difficult for any shop to do it for free.
As some stated, just wait till you have some other work needed.
Obviously. if you drive it to someone, there is little to no cost