Will this work for EZ- Go 36 volt? The battery holes are recessed under the lip of the golf cart seat.
761700
I bought this to keep from using a funnel but it leaked more than I normally spilled.bad quality
761701
Tends to leak, but if you want an accurate fill this is the only thing you can use to fill batteries. It should work for a 36 volt battery if the fill holes are the same diameter as a12 volt battery. Good luck.
1362964
In your golf cart you have 8 6 volt batteries witch = 48 volts. Hook in the wires one on the negative end of the batteries and the positive on the positive side of the fourth battery . This will give you 24 volts 4x6=24.
71493
I believe it will, yes. It works on my Golf. If not, any CVS will sell you a "lighter" adapter which accommodates one or two chargers for most electronic portables. I hope this is helpful. Good luck!
1204140
it will, but check your connector to the golf cart, probably you have a crowfoot connector. I would call the manufacture at 423-538-9002, I called them with a question after I received the charger and they were very helpful. By the way the charger works great.
328206
as long as the golf cart is 36 volts it will work fine ifthere is 3 battery's you art charging it should be ok. but if charging one battery Yes
873121
If 12 volt system the yes, which should be, any battery will work just depends on size and amperage needed. but I think this battery is little small for golf cart.
626052
As long as your accessory plug is 12 volt, you're good. I can't imagine that they would have an access plug in any vehicle that wasn't 12 volt. The voltage of the vehicle shouldn't matter as the access. plug will have been regulated to 12v.Please remember you would have to mount this as it is made to be a stable tabletop model. I can't see this as really being good for a golf cart; however, I don't know how you mean to use it. Hope that helps.
284587
Yes. If you have a 36 or 48 volt golf cart it effectively reduces the voltage to output 12V.
1807872
I just checked my 36 v golf cart and the aux circuits are wired 12 vdc, so this fuse panel will be fine
1740371
Yes, The 36 volt will work.....the battery b&d calls 40 volt is actually a 36.
374681
My cart is E-Z Go, so I have not idea if it will fit your cart. Try contacting the manufacturer.
383268
Yes and no. It is universal for anything that has 36 volts. You must be able to tap the batteries at 36volts. If you have a 48 volt cart, it won't work because you have 8,16,24,32,40&48 volts available. A 36volt cart has 6,12,18,24,30&36 volts available
2233998
I am not an expert but pretty sure it will work. I had read some reviews that suggested they are not very accurate. Also the place I bought my cart from was not high on them. I still bought one and put it on my 48 volt club car. They were right. It ran completely out of power and the green light was on the middle bar.
390380
I would say "yes". I have it hooked it to two 6v golf cart batteries (wired in series) for house batteries in the motor home.
1429828
I own MGM-GMC inc. , it is a motor home service center we use a lot of golf cart batteries in motor homes and if your running 4 six volt batts, then the pd 9280 is the best way to go, it will recharge them much faster than the 9245/55, or 60 one will do, I use the pd 9280 in my unit and I also have 4 Golf cart batts in mine
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Bonnie, This an awesome fully automatic charger. My cart is an 89 ClubCar 36V, crow's foot plug as indicated on the inset picture. I used it all last year and am extremely happy with it.
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I think the answer would depend on the condition and age of the battery. I replace my riding mower battery every three years, out of habit and experience. The charger should work with your golf cart - or any other - battery, if the battery is capable of receiving and holding the charge. Also, if the battery is aged, don't expect it to hold the charge for an extended period of time. I will trickle charge my riding mower battery during storage at least three times over the long New England winters up here to keep the battery "formed." So, the best answer to your question is: yes; depending on the condition and age of the battery. This is a really good, inexpensive charger and has proved itself with my mower. Have you thought about replacing the battery? Properly maintained - with the help of this charger - your golf cart battery should be reliable. Hope this helps.