Is there any reason this couldn't be used from a golf cart?
1001724
Should work as long as your battery has the terminals and power to run the pump and the bag rack in the back of a golf cart is probably too low to allow for effective use of the spray boom but you can probably build in some kind of a rack to raise the tank up higher.
1001725
It can be, if mounted properly. This product works really well. I have been very pleased.
1001726
It could easily be used from a golf cart. All you need is a place for it to set securely and an electrical source.
1001727
You just have to have a place for it to sit and be strapped down. You need some eye bolts (4) of some type for the straps.
1001728
You just need 12vs, and most carts run higher voltage. Add an isolated 12v deep cycle battery should do the trick.
1126535
I really don't know. I have a club car with 6 batteries. It works very well with my cart. I don't see why not if your cart uses standard golf cart batteries.
1988278
I'm not sure, my golf cart is a Ez go. The grab bar is pretty far out from the back sit, I'm thinking that it all depends on how your back sit folds down!!!
1043699
I suppose a person could attach a T-BAR or something similar to the hitch, permitting a person or two, to maneuver the cart manually. It might be a little difficult to utilize the dump feature of the cart, but other than that, it's feasible.
156898
You can adapt the Pyle PLR34M to any vehicle. I have no idea what the dash of the golf cart you mention looks like. You will have to be a little creative in mounting the radio, probably under the roof, in the center & next to the windshield. You will have to find a 12 volt - negative ground tap to power the radio. Next you will have to install a small out door speaker (Amazon), 8 Ohms next to the radio and tap into the upper right rear socket, the first upper left tap, #1 & #2 , for the two leads from the speaker. Next , you'll have to mount an antenna. An auto antenna can be mounted on the rear fender. A roof mount is not very practical on a golf cart. First time under a tree and there goes the antenna. It will take some work, but it can be done. GPS systems are being installed golf carts all the time. Good luck. CS.
1524840
Yes I used it that way in my golf cart just depends on the size of your existing hole
1801975
Yes you could if you can't bolt it. It's just a pain if you ever need to remove them. Also making sure the cart is made of steel.Good luck.
1798048
I don' have a 1995 golf cart but I expect with a little mechanical ingenuity you could put the light kit on it. It may take a bit of time but I'd be willing to try it.
708783
I purchased this product to use in my car and it has been very effective. I have an easygoing golf cart and used some of the leftover on it. I have some dense foam attached to the underside of the seat. I used a couple of pieces of road kill in the back.It helped some. My cart is gas powered. You will not be able to get it quiet like a car, as it is really to open.Under the seat covered by dense foam will do the most.
359735
I do not have a golf cart, so am not certain. However, if your tires have a standard stem, then yes. You can regulate the CO2 to the 20psi.
764203
It could be used, I see no reason why not. 48'' is 4 FT and 36'' is 3 FT. So if you have that much space on the bottom of the golf cart, you should be golden. You may have to mount them further towards the middle of the cart to avoid the wheels. But you should have no problem.
339875
The material does add weight, buts its sound dampening appears quite good. A golf cart has less weight issues, it seems to me, than an automobile. It appears that you have a motorized golf cart with a 4 stroke engine (I am familair with the quiet electric carts) so I don't know if your results will be worthwhile.
873602
This would probably be good enough for a golf cart, as long as it is not an extra large cart for four or more people.You would have to rewire the key ignition to make it accessible. The key start switch is now mounted on the motor which would be under the seat on a golf cart. I'm sure there would be a sizable amount of adapting to be done.
459536
I don't think I would try that. I checked in the owner's guide. The diagram in the quick start guide that shows all the connections has the power connection labeled - DC IN 10V, which I guess means 10 volts. I may be wrong, but all the golf carts I've ever dealt with have 12 volt batteries. It may be too much power for the sound bar.
488584
Not for long. It is much too small for a regular golf cart. Purchased mine for a kid's ride on car.
5500
No, but I used it in my tent. I would recommend using a full bottle of propane to burn what ever chemical it puts off when you first get it because the smell is awful. I am not sure how you would pin it down in their maybe screw the base down? It worked well in my tent and I think it would work in the golf cart. Good luck
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.