Not just another picture of batteries from AJ
 

My Dad just got new batteries for his cart and they do look great, but not the reason I posted the picture. Can you spot anything special in this picture :shocked:?

http://i1002.photobucket.com/albums/...v/DSC00293.jpg

Nice place to store a tow rope.

Battery cap's not snugged down tight, perhaps? :jester:

Bill :)

snake...........

So, was your dad charged up about getting a free snake or did he consider it a negative? BTW: I appreciate such a positive post so early in the morning, but please excuse any spelling errors, I am writing this on my cell.

(yes, all 4 puns above are intended)

You would think my Dad would know better!
 

Dad is always talking about how important it is to keep the battery terminals clean and look at his :D!

Geesh, even at this age, apparently it never changes with parents....do as I say, not as I do. ;)

Any idea of what type of snake it was?

Oh that gives me the woolies! Was his golf cart parked in the garage or anywhere else where the snake could make his way in? Really scarey!!!!:22yikes:

:shocked: Did the snake get zapped?

What did he do to get rid of it?

Is this the new battery anti-theft device ???

I never thought of the snake shorting a battery, it was smart enough to not touch both terminals. How conductive is a snake anyway :D?

The whole story is as follows as told by my Dad. I am no reporter, so consider this like one of those movies that are based on a true story.

Garage was closed when they came home. Saw a snake in the corner behind some shovels and other stuff. My step Mom approached the snake to "shoo" it away and it "charged" her. The word charged is a direct quote and since I did not see it I can put no context behind it. The snake then quickly slithered away and disappeared, my Dad thinking it went out the garage, my step Mom saying it never did. My Dad to prove his point picked up the seat of the cart and "hello there big fella".

He rolled the cart out of the garage, took seat off and left it. The snake eventually left. I told him it is probably just hiding up in the controller :evil6:

Silly people!, Thats a Hi-Bred snake-eel just getting an charge out of life.

:thumbup: very good

So these snakes come into our garages and use our carts to re-charge? This could explain why only one battery of a pack fails prematurely :D

That snake crawled into the seat cushion and is just waiting to bite him in the a**.

Okay, so now I have to check (very carefully) under the seat before driving off to the golf course.....
Thanks AJ, my wife just saw the pic and won't get in the cart without a daily inspection.....:22yikes:

And the answer is.....
 

I want to thank you all for playing, but no one got the correct answer to the question about what is special in the picture. The obvious answer is that the batteries are T890s which have 12% more amp hours than the T875s installed in most Club Cars :loco: Be careful out there!

HA!! Now THAT...............is funny!!!

Bill :)

And the answer is.....

I want to thank you all for playing, but no one got the correct answer to the question about what is special in the picture. The obvious answer if that the batteries are T890s which have 12% more amp hours than the T875s installed in most Club Cars Be careful out there!


Funny and a trick question.

Good one AJ.

Snakes are pretty conductive, lizards too,...We see it all the time in air-conditioning units,...they get in behind a control board and commit suicide, ....usually end up frying the board too...:evil6: