What do you do for a living?

[Michael Eddie]

When your not working on your cart, what do you do to make a living?

I am in auto and truck recycling. I got into golf carts because we usually get in a few of them now and then, I like to take and fix them rather than scrap them. Here is an unfinished example http://www.golfcartsforum.com/genera...-marathon.html

[mljstar]

I worked for Xerox for 25 years then the upper management got Golden parachutes and I was laid off. Too young and poor to retire so now I drive a short bus for the public schools. Much Happier now and spend more time with my wife and son.
Mike

[dougmcp]

My background includes electrical engineering, VP sales and marketing for an electronics manufacturing company and I also used to own an equipment service business.
I currently own an office cubicle/furniture business.
Golf carts are a hobby. I have had 3 of them, all electric.

[grapeape62]

i do apartment maint. and home repairs

[thefuzz]

police Sgt. in Ohio I was forced into early retirement/disabilaty after a in the line of duty accident so now I just tinker with things, fish,boat,drink an relax on nice days !

[Talons06]

Retired State Police/Water Patrol so, I had to work on engines or be stranded. I got into Real Estate in 1989 and still do some of it. I have always been a shade tree mechanic and enjoy my golf Cart. The community that I live in has several golf Carts for neighoborhood visits and even see several at church. I have used mine for just about everything. It will pull a deer from the woods as good as an expensive 4 wheeler.
Great forum here I am enjoying it .

[andy4639]

Well for 30 years I work on Nuclear heads and fuel for Duke Energy. I have traveled all over the USA working nuclear plants for them.
Started @ McGuire nuclear right out of high school in Jan.1979 then transfered in 1982 to Oconee Nuclear, went to Catawba Nuclear for several outages as I did at Mcguire. I have been to Crystal River Fla. 4 times and ANO Arknsas 1. I also went out to Scaramento back in 1989 2 times and shut down the Sacho nuclear plant. We pulled the head off and put the fuel in the spent fuel pool for them.
Last 4 years I've been in general maintance here @ Oconee. Got out of the traveling stuff. Work 12hr shifts.

[blake80]

I do counter sales and tech support for a HVAC/R wholesale company. I spend most of the day answering phones and writing up orders. But, once in a while I get to put some brain power in and help the guys figure out some troubling issues. Golf carts are for fun, but here lately I wish I knew more about the sparkers. It seems my area needs a shop where someone can fix them and not have the customers leaving with the feeling of being ripped off

[Coltf1991]

I was a service manager for NTB.(national tire and battery) I quit my job, and now i am once again a full time student

[ak47fan]

I am a utility tradesman for a school district. Ive been there a little over 10 years and had several positions through promotions.

[essness]

I design and implement inventory management programs for electronics manufacturers.
I work for an 80 year old electronic hardware distributor out of New York and cover everything from Milwaukee/Chicago area west to the Pacific ocean and Indiana and Ohio.
I've been working in the logistics/materials management business since 1976.

[carolina73]

Director of Marketing for a Cutting Tool Company

I just want to retire and ride my golf cart around.

[snopro]

I'm the PGA Director of Golf at two daily fee golf course on the wet side of Washington State. It's still a thrill to watch a student hit a good shot. Although cart rentals are a large part of our income stream I wish more people would walk.

[timflury]

I was a heavy truck mechanic in the USAF for a few years. I got out early and joined the 440th Airlift Wing in Milwaukee as a structural specialist and attempted to work that for three years, after that, I transferred to the 128th Air Refueling Wing as a heavy truck mechanic. I stuck with that for fifteen years before I retired from the Air Guard in '06.

In the civilian side, I have 23 years in at HUSCO International. We manufacture hydraulic valves for heavy equipment. I've been the 2nd shift electrician since 1998. http://www.huscointl.com

[erniet14]

I'm an Insurance Adjuster and have been for 33 years. I've worked for several companies over the years and I've worked storms in many states. I was on loan to another company for the Northridge, CA quake in '94. I was there for 3 months.