Battery tips

A utility bed and a spray tank are weight. Weight is amps. The voltage is still the voltage on the label. Match the cart by make, model, year, and voltage…

Lights, a speaker, and hours of idle accessories are a 12-volt load. Have the converter and a full charge before the lineup. Match the cart by make, model…

Mud hides a cracked hold-down and a loose lug. Wash the tray and re-torque after a wet weekend. Match the cart by make, model, year, and voltage before you…

An LSV that is insured and tagged is transportation. Range is the day’s errands, with lights and signals on the converter. Match the cart by make, model…

Short trips are easy on range and hard on a lead pack that never gets a full charge. Plug it in until it finishes. Match the cart by make, model, year, and…

A speaker and a cooler fan are 12-volt loads. On lithium they come from the converter. On lead they often abuse two batteries. Match the cart by make…

Wipers, a fan, and lights are the rainy-day load. The pack has to start that day full. Match the cart by make, model, year, and voltage before you order.

Lead-acid leaves full. Lithium leaves at the manual’s storage charge. The charger is unplugged unless it is a maintainer made for that pack.

Visitors will not water a flooded pack and they will leave lights on. AGM or lithium survives that better than a neglected flooded set. Match the cart by…

Turnover time is short. Lithium can take a partial charge and go back out. A flooded pack that never finishes will be sulfated by the peak season.