will this maintain for five months six 36 volt golf cart batteries?
1991341
Worked perfectly. Put the cart in unheated storage in Nov 2013 with the Tender hooked up. In April when I got the cart out of storage, the batteries were perfectly topped up
1991342
This is a great battery maintainer for long term. Remember though the batteries must have a charge in them before this will maintain them. It will not charge a dead battery. Since I have purchased mine this past summer, I have never had to place the battery charger on the cart. This will keep the batteries charged and maintained as long as the batteries are not dead or you have a bad battery in the series. If we use the cart all day and charge gets low it may take more than a day to get full charge back but this unit is better for the batteries as it is a slow charge and maintains the life of your batteries so if you do not need to use the fast charger to charge, your batteries will last a lot longer. This is a great battery maintainer for long term. Remember though the batteries must have a charge in them before this will maintain them. It will not charge a dead battery. Since I have purchased mine this past summer, I have never had to place the battery charger on the cart. This will keep the batteries charged and maintained as long as the batteries are not dead or you have a bad battery in the series. If we use the cart all day and charge gets low it may take more than a day to get full charge back but this unit is better for the batteries as it is a slow charge and maintains the life... » Read More This is a great battery maintainer for long term. Remember though the batteries must have a charge in them before this will maintain them. It will not charge a dead battery. Since I have purchased mine this past summer, I have never had to place the battery charger on the cart. This will keep the batteries charged and maintained as long as the batteries are not dead or you have a bad battery in the series. If we use the cart all day and charge gets low it may take more than a day to get full charge back but this unit is better for the batteries as it is a slow charge and maintains the life of your batteries so if you do not need to use the fast charger to charge, your batteries will last a lot longer. « Show Less
1991343
This is a great battery maintainer for long term. Remember though the batteries must have a charge in them before this will maintain them. It will not charge a dead battery. Since I have purchased mine this past summer, I have never had to place the battery charger on the cart. This will keep the batteries charged and maintained as long as the batteries are not dead or you have a bad battery in the series. If we use the cart all day and charge gets low it may take more than a day to get full charge back but this unit is better for the batteries as it is a slow charge and maintains the life of your batteries so if you do not need to use the fast charger to charge, your batteries will last a lot longer.
1991344
I am sure it will, but I must say that I am having a problem getting mine to work right at this time. Not sure what is going on. Had a hard time getting it to work last cold season, did eventually work through the summer but now that cold season is here it want work as it should. Not saying that the maintainer is bad, could be batteries, but they are just 1 & half years old. I really don't know what to tell u at this time. If u do get one or even something else. would like to hear from u & how it working for you. Sorry don't have better info at this time.
1991345
It did not help me. But I did no have Trojan batteries. They are the best. I was gone 6 months and batteries will still need water while your gone.
1991346
Yes, but need to use cart charger first with battery fluid up to snuff, cause over a 6 month period, in hot weather, the batteries will loose some fluid.
1991347
i do not know, i am using mine for a 36v battery fork lift and it is working great.
1562685
1. 5 years.2. Yes. (This is what you should do.)3. N/A. IOW, do it yourself. NOTE: The battery (RB-3610) is an SLA-type (sealed lead-acid) and is not serviceable.4. See: Black & Decker RB-3610 36-Volt Battery for CM1936 Lawn Mower
1176372
I had a cracked golf cart battery repaired some years back, it held up for a month and then leaked acid every where. My advice, buy a new battery, DJ.
173204
Hello I tried the refurbish kit for the golfcart batteries and when i go back to Florida this winter i am going to replace the batterys.. i don;t think the kit did anything for me, but it was a very low cost try so i tried it. maybe you will have better luck then i did but my batteries are now 5 years old so they are ready to be replaced...good luck.......
1403594
Do not know exactly but used on my 6 volt golf cart batteries worked excellent- nice piece of equipment- reasonable price
1465927
I have a 48 volt e-z go golf cart and wanted to run lights on it for a fun night parade. each battery is 8 volts and there are 6 under the seat of the cart. So I hooked on to the positive of battery number one and the negative of battery number 3----making a 24 volt package---the inverter worked fine and ran my lights and boom box.
539615
I am not so sure but we have two GolfBuddy and used more then a year without any problems. After 18 holes just charged for next round. I am thinking that may be turned on voice too often? only one time my yardage wasn't correct and called Golf Buddy to how to reset it and it's working good now. I just called technical support that this item cannot change the battery.
1449593
Hi! Indeed it can, but will not maintain them perfectly equally among all batteries. I have mine connected to 4 155AH batteries in series (48V) that are all identical, and it does an adequate job on a very technical, high-spec installation. It will do a golf cart battery sufficiently that you will not notice a difference between batteries.
1449597
Yes, I use them with 4 x 12v batteries in series and they work fine. You would have no problem with 8 x 6v. They may be a little underpowered for a golf cart. Charging could take quite a while.
1248349
That should work. I use mine to maintain six 6 volt batteries in my golf cart. However I wouldn't use this device as a charger. I think it would take quite awhile to charge batteries that are low. It's main function is to maintain a charge. You might call the company. They were real helpful in answering some questions I had when I bought mine.
1716541
I have had mine for almost 6 months and have not had to change the batteries.
488585
Unknown. I use this battery for ham radio. Not sure of the power requirements of a golf cart. Good luck.
855715
I have an RV and store the battery during the winter hooked up to it. It's now 6 years old and still fine.
266104
I have never heard of a 8v golf cart battery, it sounds like a 12 volt battery that is in need of a charge. I would charge the battery and get the cca or ca and go for the test.
626636
I have used it successfully for three months, approximately running 15 minutes a weekend and the D batteries are still running. Will change them out once a year for sure.
1051495
Yes, but...If you have room for two batteries, it's more efficient to use two six-volt batteries in series rather than your idea if using two twelve volt batteries in parallel. In a parallel installation, the two batteries, even if matched in capacity and age, usually have slightly different charges and the lesser charged battery sucks current out of the other one. So the battery bank tend to self discharge. Two six volt golf cart batteries are your best bet.
98412
Mike, I installed this switch in my motorhome using two 6 V golf batteries in series to equal 12 V.The switch is built very sturdy and you should not have any problem using it on your 36 V golf cart.I bought this switch since it can be mounted almost anywhere.Peter