Electric hunting vehicles - GON Forum
WEBDec 3, 2018 · An electric golf cart can be a multipurpose tool. This one is lifted, has a high torque motor, and 500 amp controller. It works good for a hunting buggy and is grandkid proof to boot. I have knobby tires on the back now. This^^^. Plus they are easy to work on and relatively cheap to have repaired.
Best electric hunting buggy - GON Forum
WEBNov 20, 2020 · The best bang for your buck would be to buy a used Club Car or Ez Go /Yamaha , you can get one for around $2500, adding a 6 inch A arm lift, wheels and tires and new rear leafs and bushings would be another $1100, you can put a Alltrax 500 amp controller and high torque motor and HD solenoid for another $1300 and if you are …
Beast 4x4 Electric Hunting Vehicles - GON Forum
WEBApr 14, 2021 · Senior Member. I bought the EZGO Express 4x4 last year. It’s a 72 v unit and it’s exactly what I was looking for. I looked just now on the EZGO website and it doesn’t look like there is a 2021 model available. You may be able to find one somebody has in inventory. I’ve been very pleased.
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WEBDec 2, 2018 · All electric golf carts are pretty much same out of factory They come with 2.5 to 3 hp motor and 300 amp controller. Yes ezgo has steel frame and club car has aluminum frame. All have steel bolts holding most every part on the frame so they all erode over time prolly 20 years unless on a salt beach.
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WEBDec 3, 2018 · I keep hearing that, but every single electric cart I've ever used has been the same. Club Car, EZGo, and the expensive Bad Boy buggy-Great on pavement or flat, dry ground, but dead in a hurry in mud and hills. Like drive to the far end of a hundred-acre tract and back with two people in it up...
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WEBDec 3, 2018 · Got a lot of bottom land and 4WD is a must for off road use. Flip of a switch and it's 4WD. We run pretty much everything on the farm from 4 wheelers to side by side. All have their purpose. But 80% of what I drive is the electric buggy. Never needs gas and has yet to leave me stranded. If and when it ever dies I'll get me another electric.
Boar Hawg Electric Golf cart - GON Forum
WEBAug 31, 2009 · Big Country said: I test drove the Beast 36v and 48v and the Boar Hawg at Golf Cart World yesterday in Eastman. The 48v Beast (Club Car) is fast and has a ton of torque, but I did not like the suspension it is to light. The Boar Hawg is a bad boy, well built and stable with power somewhere between the 36v and the 48v Beast, doesnt roll or act ...
Bad Boy Buggy, The Beast48, Stealth Golf Carts, or Hunt VE 4x4
WEBSep 13, 2010 · Paid about 75.00 a piece instead of 120.00 a piece for Trojans. Look at the specs and look at the actual cart companies dropping Trojan as their supplier. Trojan used to be the best, now there are several companies that have caught up to them and surpassed them.
Is 4x4 Atv necessary, or will a 2x4 do? - GON Forum
WEBMay 17, 2009 · Gone But Not Forgotten. If you know how to use it, a 2wd ATV is all you need for hunting. 4x4 is nice, but it's not necessary. If you're going to use it to pull implements for working food plots, etc., then 4x4 becomes a little more important....but for that displacement is really the most important thing (and liquid cooling).
Quietest Gas UTV - GON Forum
WEBNov 20, 2020 · Depends on how you use it, some are really loud at high speed but not too bad going slow. I hear the Pioneer 1000 is quieter than the 700. The Pioneer 700 is nearly unbearable above 27-30mph the noise is so loud. Like Dean said, they are loud sitting in one but not too bad from afar. You sit on top of the engine with a Pioneer.