Old cart caught on fire need different cart which one?

[BobBoyce]

Originally Posted by RandyMan

Bob
Thank you for the suggestion to get an RXV. Today I picked up a 2017 EZGO RXV. So much more torque stock than the 36v TXT I started out with.
Now the build starts! LOL Wheels tire. paint and some performance upgrades!

[RandyMan]

I'm back in the market again for a cart! I did purchase a 2017 RXV last year but had to sell it . The cart was great. Can someone tell me the main differences I will notice from a 2017 RXV to a 2010? Found a great deal on a 2010 and looking to purchase it.

[BobBoyce]

Originally Posted by RandyMan

I'm back in the market again for a cart! I did purchase a 2017 RXV last year but had to sell it . The cart was great. Can someone tell me the main differences I will notice from a 2017 RXV to a 2010? Found a great deal on a 2010 and looking to purchase it.

If you are looking to upgrade it for the least amount of money, hold out for an RXV with a Curtis controller. They were not introduced until mid-2012. To upgrade a Danaher RXV to a better controller could cost you dearly! The Danaher is not programmable in the usual sense, it has a few toggles for minor settings changes and the handset used to do that is difficult to locate. The Curtis controller is much better!

[RandyMan]

Originally Posted by BobBoyce

If you are looking to upgrade it for the least amount of money, hold out for an RXV with a Curtis controller. They were not introduced until mid-2012. To upgrade a Danaher RXV to a better controller could cost you dearly! The Danaher is not programmable in the usual sense, it has a few toggles for minor settings changes and the handset used to do that is difficult to locate. The Curtis controller is much better!

Thank you