how do you get the go cart back home with a dead battery and no vehicle? Can it easily be pulled home with a rope tied to it:
1154991
Sure. Or you can just grab the front bar and lift it and walk with it behind you as we have done many times.
899485
You can certainly connect it directly to the battery; however that connection needs to be fused appropriately. Also, "the winch" you referenced may be an issue since the auxiliary fuse panel is only rated for 100 amps. If you wire directly to the battery I would ensure that you have an inline 100 amp fuse close to your battery. I installed mine with a reset-able breaker (100 amp) between the battery and the fuse panel.
603265
I pull on the battery wires to get battery out, but be sure you are pulling the battery wires and not the quad wires! If the battery is stuck, you might need to get some tweezers and pull it out.
1361638
I put mine on a big tarp and pulled it quite a long way down a steep slope to my lake. 2 of us pulled and kinda steered. It all worked very easily, good luck. No seats, no battery keep it empty and light.
986081
There is no pull chain. It needs to be hardwired to a switch that you supply.
1954559
You are awesome! My son got ithe polar express last week for his birthday and the battery has been dead all day. I thought I was going to have to get a special triangle screwdriver until I found your post.
1055337
Take the battery out and bring it with to the store. I think they only come in packs of twos and around 15 bucks. Try not to leave the battery in while not in use because it will drain it really fast. good luck
781254
Actually, I have all the reason to rope straight up is the easiest. If you have the pulley set to wide (wider than our object), it will take slightly more force to pull it up. The fact is you will be pulling 4 times the distance of vertical travel in exchange for using 1/4 of the force that is needed to pull. But besides properly place the pulley above, the easiest way to pull up the object of desire is to pull with one hand and put the object up with the other. I do it with my bike and it is rather easy. Perhaps you can ask for a second set of hands for help. Enjoy.
2201187
You have to walk it back home. Batteries die fast best to carry charger with you.
579714
We have not, But I can tell you this. If you leave any battery in a cold garage, it will not work, My wife has three scooters. And we always bring them in the house after we use them. And charge them. We love our Luggie, Best scooter of the three. Hope you have better luck, They do have a docking station for the battery, You can leave in your house, Just remove the Battery from the scooter when you come home.
1752637
Probably, attached to a 12v battery or alternator, not sure how sophisticated the go-cart is. Might not hold up well to severe bouncing. Meant as a stationary light, and out works for that. I might try one because it's cheap. I would get the ' harsher' light. Not soft. It's brighter. With some rubber under the mount it could work for a while.
1830373
Very simply use bungee cords or cargo straps. I put mine in a wire wagon and pull it along with the booms fastened to the the back rail. that way I can use any vehicle I want to pull it with a cigarette plugin like a lawn tractor. works great for me..
2067293
No. But you can stick a label with your phone number and offer a $50 reward for the "return to home". Seriously, I imagine that the throttle input would drop out and the motors would cease to function if you were out of range. As far as getting it returned, considering even the little bit of damage it can do and the way people love to sue, I might not want it back or for anyone to know who it belongs to.
768277
Disconnect your battery cable for about 30 seconds and reconnect it then drive normally. Hopefully the light will stay out and depending on your car type it may not have to do too much re-learning. Check your manual first to see what it says you have to re-set after a dead battery.
1154253
There is a long rope hanging from the pulley with a knot for the seat. The rope extends downward well beyond the seat. After you ride down, you get off and walk back to the beginning dragging the pulley back with you (by pulling on the hanging rope)....hope this helps...cheers...FT
237176
There's no way to get in without a key if the battery is dead. Hide a spare key outside somewhere (backyard?) under a rock or using one of those hide-a-spare-key fake rocks.
2216264
Totally agree!! A frined of mine gave me his becasue the pull cord is broken. I tinkered with it and figured out that it's total junk!!