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ruredy · 07-02-2008, 06:45 AM

You may have a driven clutch problem (the one on the rear end) If it's working properly the belt should start riding back up the sheaves when you start putting a load on it like going up hill. If it doesn't the engine will start bogging down because of the load placed on it. It's like trying to ride a 10speed bike in 10th gear going up a hill.
It could also be something like a clogged up muffler, you can take the muffler loose and run the cart to see if it goes better

07-02-2008, 06:45 AM	#2
ruredy Born Wild Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Clover SC. Posts: 5,552	Re: 83 ez go 2 stroke You may have a driven clutch problem (the one on the rear end) If it's working properly the belt should start riding back up the sheaves when you start putting a load on it like going up hill. If it doesn't the engine will start bogging down because of the load placed on it. It's like trying to ride a 10speed bike in 10th gear going up a hill. It could also be something like a clogged up muffler, you can take the muffler loose and run the cart to see if it goes better