Nowadays
the market is filled with accessory stations to attach to your trolley to hold
an umbrella, a drink, a scorecard and a gps system. These are great and keep
everything in one place, are convenient, useful and can make your golf game
more enjoyable so check them out and ask your local Pro or us about one for your trolley.
Golf Trolley Garages is for anyone who owns, uses or is considering buying an electric golf trolley and/or ride on single-seater golf buggy. Based in Worle (near Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset), we are just a few minutes from the M5, junction 21. So just give us a call if your Electric Golf Trolley or Single Seater Ride-on Buggy needs a Service or Repair.... Tel: 07973 715853 or 07729 867791 or Email:i repairs @golftrolleygarages.co.uk
29 April 2014
28 April 2014
Golf Trolley Garage
Do remember that Golf Trolley Garage works with a lot of the local golf Professional's in Somerset and surrounding areas. We have introduced ourselves and met these Professional's to promote our business but also to help them provide a service to their members and make sure they do not lose any business. We have been welcomed by all at these golf clubs not just for the service but knowledge too as we are here to help and if you come in to us please say which club you play at or are a member at.
GTG
GTG
27 April 2014
Battery
The battery is the power source for your electric golf
trolley and so should be looked after. They come in different powers 20ah or
22ah common as 18 hole batteries and 28ah or 30ah for 36 hole batteried, also a
26ah 27 hole version.
It should be charged properly in the first instance as the
manufacturers details suggest and if it is new should be discharged fully
before being charged again for the first few times to make it work properly and
efficiently.
The terminals should be kept clean and free of any corrosion
to maintain a proper connection. Such corrosion or build up has caused battery
failure. This can be cleaned off by just pouring boiling water over the
corrosive powder.
The lead should be break free and if there is a fuse this
should be checked now and again to make sure it hasn’t blown.
A normal lead acid battery should last a couple of years
with good and proper use and it hasn’t been unknown for it to last more than
that but this also depends on how much usage it gets ie 36 holes regularly
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