1970 taylor dunn battery conversion

[Knowplace]

I have so many questions, and have gotten so many different answers. I will start with the basics. I have a 1970 Taylor-Dunn tee bird, with the stock 36v motor and original style mechanical copper bar speed controller (it has been rebuilt). The cart is 100% mechanically sound., with the exception of the batteries. I would like to replace the failing lead acid batteries with lithium. Here come the questions... Can I use the existing speed controller? Can I use my 36v charger that has auto shut off? Where do I start? Hoping there is someone who has experience with an older cart and battery upgrade. Thanks in advance

[Tom47]

Contact sponsor Eco Battery. They do have 36 volt kits that will work in your cart. Eco Battery sell through local distributors, like another sponsor, Carts Unlimited.

As far as using your charger, no, it will need the lithium charger that is included in the kit.

https://ecobattery.com/

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[KartMan154]

Originally Posted by Tom47

Contact sponsor Eco Battery. They do have 36 volt kits that will work in your cart. Eco Battery sell through local distributors, like another sponsor, Carts Unlimited.

As far as using your charger, no, it will need the lithium charger that is included in the kit.

https://ecobattery.com/

https://www.buggiesgonewild.com/ads/...Odz09&z=20&d=1

Tom47: Have you realized that Knowplace posted in the electric Club Car section?
He already has the same post in the correct place.