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Hello all,
First post here. Recently took ownernship of a 2011 (i think, is there a stamped sign anywhere?) ez go txt 48. It has six new 8v batteries. My question is what is the best way to winterize the cart (I'm in NY) and keep the batteries charged or just properly maintained through the winter. It is in a heated garage (stays about 50deg.) It does not have a inline power gauge yet, thats on my list to install (recommendation anyone?) i do have a trickle charger for other things that i could use on it if its what you recommend.
Also during the warmer weather when it is in use, plug in all the time? only before using? keep trickle on it? I don't want to see my electric bill go through the roof! Maybe there's no way around that!
Thanks in advance for your help...
-Scott
First post here. Recently took ownernship of a 2011 (i think, is there a stamped sign anywhere?) ez go txt 48. It has six new 8v batteries. My question is what is the best way to winterize the cart (I'm in NY) and keep the batteries charged or just properly maintained through the winter. It is in a heated garage (stays about 50deg.) It does not have a inline power gauge yet, thats on my list to install (recommendation anyone?) i do have a trickle charger for other things that i could use on it if its what you recommend.
Also during the warmer weather when it is in use, plug in all the time? only before using? keep trickle on it? I don't want to see my electric bill go through the roof! Maybe there's no way around that!
Thanks in advance for your help...
-Scott
