One mans trash is another mans... cart!

[meangreenmachine72]

That's sad ! I can't imagine losing everything you worked for. When Sandy hit there were towns that had police arresting anyone that trash picked.

[Bmatlock00]

Originally Posted by meangreenmachine72

That's sad ! I can't imagine losing everything you worked for. When Sandy hit there were towns that had police arresting anyone that trash picked.

They were doing the same thing here right after the flooding, but after 2 months of this stuff sitting in front of their houses everyone I have talked to does not care who gets it as long as it's gone. The water came up to my back door, I never realized how valueable the little hill I live on was until recently.

[jakesnake27]

Originally Posted by Bmatlock00

On my way to my parents house I found this pushed out to the road with the rest of the trash. 2006 Precedent, just missing the charger and seat bottom. It was flooded 2 months ago, my parents had 6' of water in their house. So I'm guessing the seat bottom floated off. After opening the controller surprisingly there are no signs that water got inside of it. The cart has not ran in a long time because the wiring harness was completely chewed up by mice. I am already rebuilding a 2005 Precedent so I have to decide on what to do with this one. If the controller and motor checks out I'll probably fix and sell it.

That's amazing...

[Bmatlock00]

I got the wiring harness in today and hooked everything up. I get a solenoid click but no movement. Can anyone point me in the direction on a troubleshooting guide? I'm guessing at solenoid click I should be getting voltage between B+ and M-? I am currently getting nothing between the two.

[55BigBlock]

Did you check the motor to make sure is good?

[Bmatlock00]

Originally Posted by 55BigBlock

Did you check the motor to make sure it's good?

Not yet, I can test that tomorrow.

[_ogre]

ouch!