Gas vs Electric - which powered golf cart do you prefer and why?

Gas vs Electric golf carts

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I chose gas...since you can go longer distances. And where my uncle camps there are no hookups unless you bring a generator.
 
Yamaha gas. Easier to get to go faster to keep up with the dog on her runs. G19 was cheaper than other options. Has had a few issues.
 
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I'm totally a gas man. In all my years I've had 4 batteries explode - 2 with a little help and 2 spontaneously just blew up. Get a drop of gas in your eye and it's going to irritate the p-ss out of it. Get a drop of battery acid in your eye and you could go blind.
 

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not to argue about it but... batteries do not explode on there own ... you need some kind of sparke near the vent gas to blow it up
i've seen quite a few blown ones and 90% are loose cable making a spark at te pot 9% a cable is fraided and sparks
only one stupid guy dropped a lit ciregitte on a battery and the explotion was powerful , i actual was in the shop when it happened

here is photo


always wear safety glasses when working on ANY cart

i do like the electric carts over the gas for the over all use
as for mods there is very little differance
oh you can make eather go 50 mph .. but why ? it's a golf cart

shepard you can say piss ...lol
 
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at work gas over electiric as we work 10hr days. at home electric over gas as i usually drive less then 8 miles in a day and am almost always by a oulet to recharge if need be.
 
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Gas. Who wouldn’t want gas? The feel of power and the engine revving. Could you imagine getting into an old Mustang, Camero or Mopar and stepping on the throttle to rev it up? Click it’s electric. Or feel it as it revs up.o_O
 

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. Could you imagine getting into an old Mustang, Camero or Mopar and stepping on the throttle to rev it up?

yep i can't imagine it

 

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