My Heart Transplant

[EZGOmywallet]

Well I finally brought it back to life. After new 4ga wires and batteries my $400 first golf cart is now a $1000 golf cart. The first charge just got done and it will be ready for the road tomorrow. I hope to break my record of 500ft down the road

Here is a before and after pic. I tried my hand at soldering the lugs on with no luck so I ended up crimping them. Now I kind of regret it mainly for the looks, but after all the learning on here, the liquid tape and heat shrink should keep me trouble free until I decide to try it again. I sure have learned a lot from you guys and never would have done it the "right way" without your help and guidance and this site in general. Special thanks to G-man for all your time and help.

[HDRyder]

Wow... looks like you went from a rats nest to a nice looking battery compartment. Nice work...

[DOOmsman]

SC will you get to ride or shovel tomorrow? Good luck.

[EZGOmywallet]

sunny and upper 50's today, and a repeat tomorrow. Tues may be a different story though.....

It probably wouldn't matter anyway, as long as I have waited to run this thing for the first time I would probably get up the driveway as far as I could and then just let it sit there and spin until I get my pack down to 75%

[gornoman]

My work here is done. Go forth, and enjoy what you have done.

Excellent results!




Ya gotta love when they use a brush or Q-tip to apply the terminal dressing. I am so proud!

[Paxdad]

Next time try solder slugs..... Looks good keep challenging yourself and you will be able to keep it running for a long time.

[EZGOmywallet]

Thanks "P-Diddy" I actually owe you a special thanks as well for the time you took to tell (show) me the proper nuts/washer order etc. Your pic actaully came in handy later on when trying to find the "neatest" way to run my cables from my F/R switch. Maybe next time I do it I will have the clean/neat look you have under your seat.