new to board Hi all

[Goat53]

I'm in south Ga ,near Valdosta , and have a couple of very old ezgo carts
86 / gas cart and an electric 3 wheel that i havn't started on yet.
My son has a G16 Yamaha electric , and my other son is looking .

[mb523]

Welcome to the forum! Glad ya found us.

Sounds like you enjoy carting like the rest of us! Post up some pictures of your carts, we would love to see them. I am a fan of the vintage EZGO's (see avatar and sig).

[Goat53]

mine looks about like yours except the seat backs I have 2 and no lights and a full top and until I can get around to the spray gun mine is hi-yellow with green trim .
btw how do i tell exact year , service manuels list a 1986 and a 1986½ and i need a wiring diagram for mine it has the wrong voltage reg on it .

[ic746]

Hi Goat53, welcome to the board. Lots of good info here these guys will help you out if you need info.
Calvin

[groundpounder]

welcom to BGW the ez-go guys will fix you right up on here

[scottyb]

Welcome, I'm curious about that race-ready lawnmower...

[Riorat]

Welcome to BGW

[Goat53]

Originally Posted by scottyb

Welcome, I'm curious about that race-ready lawnmower...

A lot of fun , truly grass roots racin , I don't drive much anymore but got grandyoungins that do .

[scottyb]

looks like fun - what hp do they run? Hydrostatic trans?

[Goat53]

Definately NOT hydro , There are 7 different classes in USLMRA and 4 in AMRA so each class has different top ends . A guy from here in Ga filed al the proper paper work and went to Bonneville and set the world record speed for a lawnmower on 06 of 87 mph that's 5 miles each way and 2 attempts averaged . You see a lot of peerless 700 trannies and live axles . A competive 12 hp class S/P in USLMRA will turn out close to 18 hp on the dyno @ 5500 rpm. The trick to racing is the frontends , proper handeling will do a lot to overcome someone with more hp on a 700 ft track .www.letsmow.com for more info and rule book .