Can I use it in a Golf Cart
1798813
I would guess so. as long as the wheel and pedals are about the same distance apart as on a regular car. I don't see why not. I can't imagine them being too different from each other
1798814
I tried but the steering wheel was too long and the hook wouldn't catch. I never used it. I found a looking system at Home Depot
1798815
Not sure but the shortest to lock is 22 5/8" and the longest is 30 1/8". I have one on the clutch to steering wheel and the second from the brake to the gear shift on my tracker.
1382480
For golf carts use the Mini Buddy. There is even a cup holder adapter for it. Look it up!
339875
The material does add weight, buts its sound dampening appears quite good. A golf cart has less weight issues, it seems to me, than an automobile. It appears that you have a motorized golf cart with a 4 stroke engine (I am familair with the quiet electric carts) so I don't know if your results will be worthwhile.
2133738
No. The enclosure goes over the roof and is held by hooks to the undercarriage of the golf cart. This is for a short roof on a 4 passenger cart. It will not fit on along roof( roof goes over rear passengers) golf cart.
244508
Great question. No, definitely not. We have ours mounted on our golf cart and it does function very well.
1110390
It depends on a few things. The golf carts that I have come across are 6 volt batteries. Normally there are 6 total batteries in the cart. This device only works on 12 volts. Now if yours is converted to 3 batteries that are 12 volt totaling 36 volts in all. Then yes it will work on your 12 volt batteries. Or if yours is gas powered and uses a 12 volt to start then it will work hope this helps.
447888
The cart is made for the handle to rotate on the handle shaft so you can use it as shown or reverse the hand-hold so the other end is available. That end is two flats that are separated so they will slip over anything that is only 3/4" or less thick with a hole in it. Then you put a pin through the holes in the flats and the hole in your towing vehicle. So as long as your 4-wheeler has the right shape and size available for the cart hitch it will work fine. I tow mine with a golf cart that has an eye bolt mounted on the back bar of the golf cart.
325884
No. Wheel too small and most golf cart wheels have a cover that prevents good attachment
187204
I think it is very bright and a great product. You can see the light from some distance but should be used on golf cart only.
87355
This battery wouldn't be enough for a golf cart, I don't think. The golf cart batteries I have seen are large heavy reserve batteries. This battery is the size of a small lawn mower battery. I just don't think it will have the storage capacity to drive a golf cart. It was sold to me as a solar battery used to open a driveway gate.
368445
We have a yamaha golf cart, so I can't answer that question, sorry I couldn't be of more help.
705510
No, this cigarette lighter Only uses 12 volts DC Power, I would think 48 volts would burn it up, If your golf cart has head lights, which run on 12 volt's you could find the ( hot ) positive lead to the head light switch and splice into it, to get your 12 volt lead for the lighter, and you can pick up the ground ( negative ) from any metal part on the golf cart, or run a ground wire back to any negative side of any battery, the body of this cigarette light is Not self grounding, I use it in both my Hot Rods as a power port for GPS or to charge my cell phone, lap top, exc. ( It works great ) I hope this info will help, Good Luck No, this cigarette lighter Only uses 12 volts DC Power, I would think 48 volts would burn it up, If your golf cart has head lights, which run on 12 volt's you could find the ( hot ) positive lead to the head light switch and splice into it, to get your 12 volt lead for the lighter, and you can pick up the ground ( negative ) from any metal part on the golf cart, or run a ground wire back to any negative side of any battery, the body of this cigarette light is Not self grounding, I use it in both my Hot Rods as a power port for GPS or to charge my cell phone, lap top, exc. ( It works great )... » Read More No, this cigarette lighter Only uses 12 volts DC Power, I would think 48 volts would burn it up, If your golf cart has head lights, which run on 12 volt's you could find the ( hot ) positive lead to the head light switch and splice into it, to get your 12 volt lead for the lighter, and you can pick up the ground ( negative ) from any metal part on the golf cart, or run a ground wire back to any negative side of any battery, the body of this cigarette light is Not self grounding, I use it in both my Hot Rods as a power port for GPS or to charge my cell phone, lap top, exc. ( It works great ) I hope this info will help, Good Luck « Show Less
2024362
If the golf cart has a flat hitch (the type that you would use to connect a ball hitch) it will work. We use it with our four wheeler by removing the ball when we need to use the trailer. It has been a very useful tool for us.
240228
if it's the same length as a golf cart, it should work. Has elastic around the bottom. We put a rope with a closing hook on the end to keep it from flying off. Tied a knot on one end of the rope and put the hook on the other and hooked it on a grommet on the cover.
495385
As long as your input is somewhere between 40v and 48v it will work on any model golf cart and give you 12v on the output.
328206
as long as the golf cart is 36 volts it will work fine ifthere is 3 battery's you art charging it should be ok. but if charging one battery Yes
791263
it should be fine for the cart as long as it is the same width. it is made of pretty sturdy plastic but wouldnt know just how much weight it can handle