Cleaning

You can easily clean your electric trolley yourself and we advise that you do so fairly regularly to maintain the trolley in a good condition. There are a few areas to concentrate on :

The front wheel and the build up of grass and mud lodged in the wheel housing behind the wheel and towel fibres around the axle.

The main side wheels where mud and grass collect around the wheels and across the tyres and also towel fibres around the axle.

It is advisable to not use a hose or any power washer on your trolley as water  may seep into the electrical system. Simply bucket filled with warm water and washing up liquid and a sponge with a rag or towel to dry will always produce a worthwhile result.

Charger

The charger is generally a smallish black box,  supplied with your trolley to charge up the battery.  The charger plugs into the mains at one end with the other attaching to the battery terminals.

Most have a red light to show the battery is charging  at full voltage output (bulk charge) with a green  light to show it’s dropped to a low voltage output (float charge) and the battery is ready for use. Some chargers may also have a yellow light to indicate nearly charged.

The most common fault with a charger is when the voltage output malfunctions and causes the battery to prematurely deteriorate. This is not easy to identify as the lights on the charger normally still function.

The answer is to have your charger periodically tested (Golf Trolley Garage have the neccessary equipment), also to purchase a new charger if yours is over 4 years old.

Axle Pin

A small problem that we have come across over the years…..

The trolley is connected to the battery and switched on, The motor starts and turns the gearbox only for the trolley to remain stationery……

Not always but sometimes all that has been required to fix this problem has been axle pins. They can break through wear but also because of the strain and I have known for one to fall out. 

Youtube Videos

Hi, Here's a link to our Youtube channel where you will find some videos about golf trolley problems.
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTB86T0Fx_tfi_QOdQqWs6g


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Powawalker

We also service and repair Powawalker trolleys like the Beach GT XT above, They are also bring out the Stealth golf trolley and do a range of fishing trolleys that we can help with.

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Golf Trolley Spares

Hi, We also sell spares and parts for electric golf trolleys both new and second hand. CiCi Golf Trolleys is online to purchase your spare parts from and if you don't see the item you require then just email or call us so we can check if it's in stock.

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No Fix No Fee

We guarantee that if we cannot fix your electric golf trolley then we will not charge you.

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Ride on Buggy

If you are interested in purchasing or require a ride on cart or buggy then visit us as we have a couple of buggies which can be used to try out.
We sell Electrokart, Grasshopper, Powerhouse and Groundhog buggies and can help you with your choice and you can ask us any questions may be related to whether you should have a lithium battery on it. We will take delivery of it should you wish and deliver it to you and then go through all the information and help you understand your new buggy.

Contact us by phone 07973 715853, email us info@golftrolleygarage.co.uk or visit us Unit 6 Coker Road, Worle Industrial Centre, Worle, Weston Super Mare, BS22 6BX


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Powerbug Push Trolley

We love the Powerbug Push 2.0 ,It uses the same frame construction and layout as their electric trolleys without the motorizes parts. You'll see that the battery has been replaced by an insulated zip-up bag, great for storing a drink, your mobile phone and other items while out on course and the motor and gearbox have been taken away for an easy-roll free moving axle.
An ideal push trolley if you don't want an electric trolley or as an added trolley for when you're feeling a bit fitter :-) 

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This Year

This year has got off to a great start, Sales of lithium batteries are increasing as people become aware of their efficiency, power, size and weight and also sales of winter wheels. New customers along with existing customers have been bringing in their trolleys for repairs and servicing and their batteries for testing on our latest testing equipment.
The ability to now take credit and debit card payments has also helped to increase sales, Our workshop has has an overhaul which is an ongoing process so that we can provide the best service possible and cater for an increasing work load.
Here is a picture of some axle mounts we replaced so that you can see what worn ones would look like. The single one is new and below it are the two worn ones.

We look forward to seeing you in the coming year.

GTG