How does the cover attach to the cart?
1878456
The hooks are not very tight which allows airflow into cart. I have seen many other covers in my community they work much better.
1878457
you put the cover over the golf cart and it and it has straps that come with it that you attach to cart. would definetly recommend it
1878458
It goes over the top. However I have a regular top on my cart and it is to big. I had to rig it up in the back tomorrow drag. I wish I had known this would not fit my cart before I bought.
1878459
I think it has hooks that attach to the bottom of the cart. You put the cover on then it hooks on the bottom
1973954
Yes, the front two legs of the grill slide into holding tabs on the cart. In the back there is a metal clasp with Velcro that you use to secure it to rear frame, directions explain it well. I'm very happy with the cart as I use it during the winter months, I wheel it in and out of the garage as well.
214041
Each wheel is held on by a Cotter Pin. Remove the wheel cap or cover and you will see a small hole in the end of the axel rod. Insert a Cotter Pin and spread the ends open a bit so the pin does not come out. Also, there should have been those pins come with the cart. Look again at the shipping container stuff and they may well be there. Those pins are about 1& 1/2 inches long--one part of it slips thru the hole in the axel and the part slips over the axel so you do not have to mend them. The wheel cover is just for looks. Hope this helps. Gene Fletcher
2070018
You attach a hitch to the rear wheel hub (that stays on the bike permanently, though you could remove it easily enough if you wanted to). The trailer connects to this and is secured with a pin that is itself secured with a spring clip. There is a backup strap also. It is pretty easy on and off, though it isn't the best as a hand cart because the handle is designed to attach low on the bike, and if you hold it at comfortable hand height the trailer will be far from horizontal. The low connection to the bike is very good when you are using it as a trailer - this is nice and stable.
1785350
Secures to the cart by bungee cords (included). The side flaps can be rolled up (when the rain stops) to get in and out of the cart, and secured in the up position by velcro straps (attached). Much more faster than dealing with a conventional zipper on a traditional cart cover.
240228
if it's the same length as a golf cart, it should work. Has elastic around the bottom. We put a rope with a closing hook on the end to keep it from flying off. Tied a knot on one end of the rope and put the hook on the other and hooked it on a grommet on the cover.
1771527
you are getting the cover (with all the compartments/pockets) that slips over a cart you already have or are purchasing separately.
2011896
I don't remember, either. But since this cart (which I use as a craft storage unit) is right next to me, I took a look. Unscrewed the end caps. Appears the larger (2 middle shelves) have a bar that slips on, and end caps with predrilled holes are placed to secure them. The top shelf is different. Has end caps, but no screws. Hope this helps.
186587
The problem is that the gap in the "hooks" is wider than the thickness of the edge of the cart areas to which they attach. The "hooks" then slide out of position, loose their strap tension and detach from the cart. I attached small c-clamps to the edges of the cart to prevent the "hooks" from sliding.
729421
Its like an open pocket where the frame is inserted to pull securely the cart. The cart and the bag can be separated for easy clean up..
1329631
I am not aware of a cover for this grill without the cart from Weber. I have the Weber cart and the Weber cover fits well. There might be something in the secondary market that could work.
1267506
Yes and it is zippered with velcro tabs so, since my cart has a fixed windshield, I can roll up the clear vinyl cover when it isn't needed for wind/rain.
680550
yes. two belts attached to the Buggy Bagg - one to connect the cover to the cart - the other to secure your kid to the cover.
1785347
You need a windshield on your cart. The poncho itself has very easy to use tie down straps, and the sides tie down and allow you to get in and out easily.Hope this helps.
511837
Not as well as my son's did. It fits, yes, but it has nothing to grip the cart with, so it slides around a little bit. We turn it side-ways and it seems safer.
739300
Not really. I purchased a separate high chair cover (by Fisher Price, I think, for about $10 that does the job admirably). But this buggy cover fits all carts I've tried, from Whole Foods to Home Depot. Highly recommend it for that.
1220620
The grill is attached to the cart when you put it together, but you could remove it with a screwdriver if you desired.