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Old 07-02-2009, 09:08 PM   #11
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i tried to take those screws out but they stripped so im gonna drill them out, i havent had time to drill them yet. im gonna let it soak overnight and see if that works too. if it still doesnt come when i get to it tomorrow then ill just cut it off almost at the seam and then i can get the motor off and ill just try and pry the leftover ring off of the differential
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Old 07-04-2009, 12:43 AM   #12
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WOOHOO!!!!! I got the motor off the crankcase...man, that was a feat. I cleaned up the splines on the gear and it looks good. now its hard to explain but.....on the motor, the piece that slides over the splines of the gear in the crankcase, there is a sleeve that is held on with a retainer ring. what is that sleeve? I can take pictures but its almost 1 in the morn here and so I cant right now, but does anybody know what im talking about?
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Old 07-04-2009, 01:01 PM   #13
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ok, im going to be getting a voltage reducer but im not sure one which one to get....

http://everythingcarts.com/p-1150-vo...2v-10-amp.aspx

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http://everythingcarts.com/p-502-con...s-10-amps.aspx

i will be running 6 8volt batteries. so if i go with the second reducer, i would hook it up to only 2 of the batteries? if so, id it better to draw from ALL of the batteries to keep their loads even?
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Old 07-04-2009, 01:15 PM   #14
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Definitely go with a reducer that draws off of the total pack voltage..... anything else is no better than tapping 2 batts and will still be creating an imbalance... also size does matter. Go for as many amps as you can afford = 20amp or 25. That way you can safely add more gadgets later..... you know you will
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Old 07-04-2009, 01:33 PM   #15
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so what youre really trying to say is........go with this one:

http://everythingcarts.com/p-1151-vo...2v-25-amp.aspx

and that would run the light kit with front and rear lights and a radio and.....what else could that handle?
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Old 07-04-2009, 06:35 PM   #16
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I had that one I put a radio, headlights, taillights, fog lights. and an electric dump cylinder on the cargo box But that was it .....
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Old 07-06-2009, 08:05 PM   #17
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ok guys, gettin my parts list together. I was wondering which solenoid yall recommend. Ill be running 48v and a 650 amp controller. I know yall have had some experience and know which ones arent worth purchasing. so please shed some light
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Old 07-16-2009, 10:20 PM   #18
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ok guys, here are the specs:

motor: Hiperformance golf AC motor and controller
solenoid:(http://everythingcarts.com/p-1208-cl...-solenoid.aspx) maybe
FR Switch:(https://www.cartszone.com/catalog/cart09/4866.htm)( https://www.cartszone.com/catalog/cart09/5952.htm) (local)
Batteries:6 trojan 8v
Charger: On-board
Light Kit:(http://everythingcarts.com/p-989-clu...set-black.aspx)
Voltage Reducer:(http://everythingcarts.com/p-1151-vo...2v-25-amp.aspx)


what do you guys think? also, do i need a resistor or anything for that solenoid?
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Old 07-27-2009, 06:26 PM   #19
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here are a few pics of the goodies that i have recieved by the brown truck today

plate


display


some switches


Harness


Charger


Controller


Motor


now i just have to wait on the rain to slow down to finish sandblasting the frame
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Old 07-27-2009, 06:53 PM   #20
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I have seen several CC's with the motor stuck on the splines. Your lucky you got it off. Good luck with your build.
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