Building a new battery rack.

[Coltf1991]

Originally Posted by Mikecatdaddy

You can buy a new EZ GO original rack for 90 - 115 $. I was also able to get what they called a TXT frame saver. It's a formed plastic section, sort of corrugated that fits over the frame but has holes to allow it to drain. It has places where the j bolts come up through it and I think it will work out well.

Pictures??

[Mikecatdaddy]

Here's a photo

[kgsc]

mcd, I like that plate, where did you find it?

[Mikecatdaddy]

The local EZ GO dealer had it in stock. It was about 45 bucks but it should keep the new rack in good shape.

[kgsc]

mcd, I don't think that is a stock ez-go part, any ideas ?

[Mikecatdaddy]

I don't know about that. It came from the dealer but on the reciept it's listed as "Txt frame saver". No part number or other identification. It came from a local dealer here in Lafayette, LA. The price was 44 $. Seemed reasonable to me for what it is and should do. I thought about trying to save the old rack but after some serious wire brushing, it was out of the question.

The bad thing was, to put in the new rack I had to just about take off the rear body section. Plus it took so long because I had to sand/grind/wirebrush, apply phosphoric acid, prime and paint all the other parts - "While you're there". Famous last words...

[Coltf1991]

Man I really like that piece. The hunt begins.....

[Mikecatdaddy]

The number for this place is 337 261 8146. I'm sure you could get it shipped anywhere. It's not a heavy piece at all. Good luck.

[Coltf1991]

Thanks will be giving them a buzz. Thanks Mike

[Mikecatdaddy]

You can probably check with some of the forum sponsors and advertisers for the part. They may be able to help plus you'd "keep it in the family". Might be cheaper too.