Posted by Hobo,NC on February 15, 2009 at 08:30:50 from (98.17.85.8):
In Reply to: Utility vehicles posted by Don-WI on February 14, 2009 at 09:23:23:
Bud of mine runs a Nursery,,, has Kals and suk's only difference is the badge,,, I have a gas golf cart and don't know how I got along with out it,,, sold off the 4 wheelers
I have less than $1400 in the cart,,, spent $500 on the engine rebuild,,, I can sell it and make money,,, would B hard to do with a 8k ATV,,, the golf cart is EZ to work on and will haul 4 to 500 lbs of stuff with 2 grown men in the seat
I can have the engine are trans out and in , in about 30min and no harder to work on than a 5HP Briggs,,, cost of parts are a killer tho :lol: but so are the others
I am look'n for another cart cheap,,, you can buy a kit to install a V twin B.S. are Honda engine in'em,,, power would b know problem
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