Can this cart be free wheeling in case the battery dies like some other models
1530167
Yes the cart can be pushed when the battery is not turned on, just like another push cart.
1530168
You can push it without using the battery,however due to the wheels locking into the axle I wouldn't call it "free wheeling". I wouldn't won't to push it 18 holes
1530169
I must say the battery has never run out so I really can't answer this question ,
996352
I have taken it on sand. It moves fine, but I have it connected to a bike, which isn't so easy to ride in sand. Normally I hop off of the bike and just walk it and have never had an issue with the cart getting stuck.
1857069
Yes. This cart acts like a regular ball hopper with wheels for easy transport.
275162
This cart does not have brakes on the wheels, so I don't think you could safely lean on it. It's a handy little cart, I bet you could find many uses for it. I use it to bring groceries, etc. into the house. Not sure how it'd hold up in dirt, I have only used it indoors.
1074901
Keep in mind the front wheels don't twist when you turn so it can be hard trying to move the actual cart when you need to turn. If it's just for a short walk it might be manageable. However that's if the front wheels actually stay where their supposed to but I found they both tend to slide to the middle making it even harder to use. If your using it for long distances I would spend my money on a good quality wagon not this one.
75427
Yes, you can push the cart. It goes very smooth on the sidewalk. This is my second cart and I'm very happy to have it. The last one was not that strong so this model is much, much better and will last longer.
663078
If you're real careful you can. My cart broke a few weeks ago. The cart liner is the only thing good about it. DON'T BUY THIS CART!
1452732
I don't know, I haven't try it but I don't think the cart I owen is good quality product.
1333493
i love this cart. I guess it could clip the back of your legs if you walk with your hands behind your back to pull the cart. this cart was made to walk behind to push the cart. so i haven't seen that problem.
377490
The cart does not have a brake per se, but the electric motor does provide a slowing effect like when you take your foot off the gas in a car. I have not had any problem with a runaway sensation with my cart.
585125
Yes. I have two of these carts and I couldn't work in the yard without one. I have two in case something happens to one of them!! (lol)
1706329
No. The batteries are in series typically 36 or 48 volt systems. If you were to hook this up to only one 12v battery in a golfew cart it would drain the battery unevenly and damage that battery
1236303
The handle can be flipped so it can be pulled like a wagon or attached to a lawn tractor. I really like this cart.
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.
549343
I don't believe that you would wish to do this very often. It can be done, however, the wheel position requires that it be picked up rather high on the other end in order to roll it.
2248744
No the wheels do not lock but the cart sits very low to the ground. So if it is on grass it doesn't move when you are pulling out the hose. I'm sure if it was on a smooth surface, like a driveway, it would slide.
455079
Yes, but I would not recommend it unless you are on a paved surface. The cart has a narrow wheel base on the front and can tip over on uneven surfaces like sand dunes. That is why you put beach chairs in flat on top vs stacking them in on their sides so they stick up above the wagon top. The first time I used it this way, the beach wind blew the wagon over sideways. Now I lay them flat on top and use a bungee cord to keep them from sliding off.