Will this product work on a Lifted Club Cart
607833
Yes, it's designed to cover the roof and body. There will be a space between the bottom of the cover and the ground, but the cart will be completely covered.
607834
Mine is lowered, an easy-go 6person. Seems to me it would work as long as the lift is to ridiculeous. Like a mud rider.
607835
Yes it will. Also I am sure you will like it. I have had mine here in florida for a long time. It is holding up great.
29538
yes, will raise cart 2' approximately. good ride. i have had two sets that had the locating bolt in the center of the rear springwas upside down and had to be changed to fit bracket.
1188086
I see no reason it wouldn't work. the rear of the cover is plenty long and has hooks to hold it in place.The club car I have has a seat that folds to make a utility bed and it would work ok for that.
235260
Almost positive it will, they really haven't changed the design of the cart. It is a great item to have on the golf course!
1133599
Our cart is a 1987 club car and it fits ours. We had to add extra brackets onto backs of front seats as they weren't solid. The seat does flip and lays flat for cargo. The foot rest does slant down a little. Would rate as a 3.7.
10763
Yes. As long as you cart is 36 volts and has the Powerwise "D" shaped handle. The handle will have one "straight" side and the other side will be slightly rounded making a "D" shape. Hope that helps. Feel free to give us a call at 877-960-5464 if you need further assistance.
431334
I think this is made for golf push carts of a specific brand. I don't know about wheelchairs.
1162047
I DON'T see why not. We installed it on golf cart and it DIDN'T have any special attachments on cart or the holder. Should be just fine
132772
Hello, Yes our UTV cover should fit your lifted golf cart. Thank you, Formosa Covers
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.
678149
Probably not; with that said, IF you don't have to put too much "torque" (leverage) on the handle during the process AND can manage to fix the club securely in the vice jaw it MIGHT WORK. However, I'd recommend a more conventional 2.5"-3" clamp on vice w/o the additional ball joint. That should allow application of more force to the club handle
495385
As long as your input is somewhere between 40v and 48v it will work on any model golf cart and give you 12v on the output.
1903753
I would think so. I use mine all the time but not for something that heavy. The cart is rated at 600lbs so there shouldn't be a problem.
333378
It should work. I had the same problem with a shopping cart and the wheels worked fine.
943853
I think it would. I used mine for an aerator tire (max load 300lbs.) I also have a hand cart with a load rating of 300lbs. I would use this tube for those tires as well.
1894572
Yes it will fit and it will lift the cart a little maybe one inch. If you have a back passenger seat that people ride on this is a must. You will see a night and day differnce. Good luck!!
1289562
I don't know the answer to your question. I had a short top and made a pvc frame that extended to over the back seat so that the enclosure didn't drape onto the back seat. We have an inch or two overhang at the bottom of the golf cart with a flat top. I don't know how high your rounded top goes up. If it goes up only an inch or two, it may work. More than that; it's hard to say.