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Old 03-04-2019, 11:28 AM   #11
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Default Re: Series with PDS Electrics ?

You don't even know the difference between Ezgo drive systems yet you know what a cart is or isn't worth... typical among the Flipper clan
And this is what people are up against when they CL shop for carts. Hopefully somebody who needs a cart will find this and buy it
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Old 03-05-2019, 07:02 AM   #12
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Default Re: Series with PDS Electrics ?

How many times have I seen posted "The easiest way to tell
what kind of cart drive system one has is does it have forward/
reverse switch on the dash or lever by the knees ?"
Hardly if ever after that sentence does one say "Except for the DCS system."


What is a 21 year old cart worth in this area market ?
Now if I were near The Villages in FL, different story.

I tell you it isn't worth sitting on for a year or so having 50+
people ask "what's your bottom dollar?" or "I wouldn't give
ya $1000 even if it was brand new" responses.

Not waiting for the "right" customer to come along just so one can
break even on investment of a controller and any unforeseen
mechanical repairs. A PDS400 Alltrax XCT with 2 gauge wiring
400 amp solenoid kit is what $750+ w shipping ?
Let's say at max $2200 total investment not
counting any labor.

You know the current owner isn't going to let a prospective buyer
start taking rear wheel assemblies off to check brakes or take
diff plug out to look at diff fluid oil condition.
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Old 03-05-2019, 08:48 AM   #13
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Default Re: Series with PDS Electrics ?

Reading the Stickies is the number one way I've seen posted for determining drive types. And if you look at my post, I said (paraphrasing) "there ain't no @#$%^& series FNR". Hell, just a casual interest here would have given you that info about DCS vs. series.
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Old 03-05-2019, 10:13 AM   #14
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Default Re: Series with PDS Electrics ?

Y'all are always right.
There is no way anyone could have missed the 1995-2000
Sepex carts having a forward reverse switch by the knees
and the run tow switch on the controller.

Investing $2000 in a cart to sell for $2200 is a very wise
thing to do.
Was suggested rewiring that cart to a PDS would be an
improvement over the DCS drive system.
I would tend to believe help over fault finding anyday.

I'd get better a return on brown chicken eggs than 10% profit.

I see posters come on here not knowing the difference between
6 volt and 8 volt batteries or what corrosion does to FNR contacts
and it's kind helpfulness. Others ask something "that should have
been known" and they don't know a ditch from a shovel.

Series carts are better anyway.

Carry on.
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Old 03-05-2019, 12:43 PM   #15
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Default Re: Series with PDS Electrics ?

These are 2012 models for $1800
Can't sell a 1998 DCS for around $2000+ after investing
parts alone and owner wants $1200 FIRM.

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Old 03-05-2019, 06:13 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by EzgoTXT2002 View Post
Y'all are always right.
There is no way anyone could have missed the 1995-2000
Sepex carts having a forward reverse switch by the knees

and the run tow switch on the controller.

Investing $2000 in a cart to sell for $2200 is a very wise
thing to do.
Was suggested rewiring that cart to a PDS would be an
improvement over the DCS drive system.
I would tend to believe help over fault finding anyday.

I'd get better a return on brown chicken eggs than 10% profit.

I see posters come on here not knowing the difference between
6 volt and 8 volt batteries or what corrosion does to FNR contacts
and it's kind helpfulness. Others ask something "that should have
been known" and they don't know a ditch from a shovel.

Series carts are better anyway.

Carry on.
I'm not "always right", but I did notice there was no FNR - the actual electro-mechanical switch.
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