Electric golf cart for property chores.

Topkicker · Aug 30, 2010

We bought this Club Car back in 06 and it has hauled everything from bags of potting soil to fire wood. What a hady tool to have around the property. The rear seat folds down into a flat bed and the wife transports all her yard tools on it. During the winter, I would make weekly trips with it to the wood pile to haul wood to the porch of our cabin in Missouri. This thing gets used on a daily basis and I love not having to put gas in it. Does anyone else here use an electric golf cart for property chores? We love the versatility of it and the low maintance.

ToadHill · Aug 30, 2010

The wife keeps suggesting I get one of those. I keep resisting as it would cut down on my tractor time.

CinderSchnauzer · Aug 30, 2010

The marina where we kept our boat had 1/2 dozen or so GC's - not sure the brand - four seaters with a little cargo area behind. They went almost non-stop from 8am - 8pm seven days a week during the season - charged overnight. For the purpose they were perfect - no noise - no fumes and fast enough for the purpose.

/pine · Aug 30, 2010

search TBN...you will find several threads on the virtues of golf carts...

timswi · Aug 30, 2010

Topkicker said:
We bought this Club Car back in 06 and it has hauled everything from bags of potting soil to fire wood. What a hady tool to have around the property. The rear seat folds down into a flat bed and the wife transports all her yard tools on it. During the winter, I would make weekly trips with it to the wood pile to haul wood to the porch of our cabin in Missouri. This thing gets used on a daily basis and I love not having to put gas in it. Does anyone else here use an electric golf cart for property chores? We love the versatility of it and the low maintance.

Nice looking cart:thumbsup: