Club Car Carryall-Hydraulic Lift Replacement???

Its not really "cobbing it" using a DPDT switch,they actually use them in alot of applications.Lawn-Equipment,RV Jacks,RV-Slide Outs,etc....A reversing-relay is better,but for the room it takes up,and the cost,the DPDT-switch may be a better option in some cases.

[frankthetank]

Originally Posted by unknwn

That is a Parker electric pump (U.S. made).
I'll need to look at the assembly on my Mule to get the manufacturer's numbers for you.
Is the pump problematic? From the photos your cylinder looks viable.
These setups using reversing polarity lift wiring can utilize relays -or- the cheap method is to use a DPDT switch cobbled up to do it.
Hard to imagine that the hydraulics are the problem.

Well, I am really not sure. I remember draining the fluid out of the arm completely when I disconnected/disassembled everything. The arm might still work but if I am going to replace I might as well replace all of it?

[Mooncarter]

Originally Posted by CodyG2

That pump looks like the ones they use for Mercury I/O outdrives for the Power-Trim.Know any boat parts guys,maybe a junk boat you could get the pump from.

Frank, should you decide to go this route, there is a place in Chesapeake VA (Budget Boats) that sells all sorts of used marine parts. I have been dealing with them for many years. I don't know where you are but they do have a website.

BudgetBoats.net

[frankthetank]

Originally Posted by Mooncarter

Frank, should you decide to go this route, there is a place in Chesapeake VA (Budget Boats) that sells all sorts of used marine parts. I have been dealing with them for many years. I don't know where you are but they do have a website.

BudgetBoats.net

Thanks. I’m in South Carolina but I’ll check it out online. I really want to keep it cheap and simple. If there is an electric type dump/lift kit for $100-$150 I would just do that but not really sure what I need.

Anyone have an electric version? Something that excludes a pump kit ? If it’s even an option

[freemurray]

Im following. The bed I have is ok to lift once or twice but would love to add a electric lift of some kind.

[buggyAl]

I am currently working on a Turf II. I have a wheel chair lift. It is out of a junked 16 passenger van. It is 12 volt to a hyd. pump. It also has a hand pump built in to the assembly. It will fit behind the gas tank in front of the right rear wheel. I have also looked at an electric tongue jack for a trailer. These are fairly inexpensive for the weight they will move. They are 12 volt and could be an easy install. I was lucky as I got the wheel chair lift for free.

[Fairtax4me]

Originally Posted by freemurray

Im following. The bed I have is ok to lift once or twice but would love to add a electric lift of some kind.

Look around for an electric Linear Actuator. Lots of different lengths and sizes available so you'll have to do some measuring and see what you can find. People here have had good luck in the past with some of the cheaper units on ebay/amazon.

[freemurray]

Originally Posted by Fairtax4me

Look around for an electric Linear Actuator. Lots of different lengths and sizes available so you'll have to do some measuring and see what you can find. People here have had good luck in the past with some of the cheaper units on ebay/amazon.

thats where Im at so far. It looks like 21 inches total length is what Im looking for. I also want a factory style switch to go in my dash. I have not found the part # for it yet tho

[couplescaddy]

I have an RST900 and would like to do the linear actuator on my dump bed also. seems like a waste to have the dump bed, fill it with 400 lbs of stuff, and then have to shovel out all but the last 80 lbs. if anybody has any insight here, i'd be very appreciative. i'm just beginning the process of researching what it's going to take to do it. but the dump bed is currently worthless as far as dumping. great for hosing the bed out though.

[buggyAl]

Try looking at an 12 volt electric trailer tongue jack. Not expensive and a lot of variety in height and weight.