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Old 09-18-2019, 12:43 AM   #1
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I picked up a '94 Marathon beater cart cheap - kinda rough shape but the price was right. While collecting parts I grabbed a roof from a cart shop that went out of business. It's probably a Club Car roof, which is no big deal, since I figured I'd be fabbing mounts anyways. So while looking at pics of carts for mounting ideas, I noticed something odd. Why do they mount the roofs "backwards" on EZGO carts? I say backwards because of the hand hold location - at the rear. You could say to help rear passenger entrance, but I'd say that there is only a limited amount of carts that have rear seats, yet all carts have drivers. I would think the hand holds would be better over the front seats. Thoughts?
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Old 09-18-2019, 02:08 PM   #2
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Default Re: EZGO Roofs

You mean like this stock ezgo roof, with the handles just above the front seat? I'm not sure I'm catching what you are describing.
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Old 09-19-2019, 12:00 AM   #3
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It must have just been the angle of the pics of the carts I pulled up on my phone. Once I got on my computer and could really see the other pics I pulled up, it seems like the majority of the roofs just cover the drivers seat, and the hand holes are right in front of the rear up right. I don't know - it just seemed like the hole is too far back to do much good. I know with my shoulders and their past surgeries that the hand hole location in the cart you show is useless - I lean forward and grab the top of the windshield post to enter/exit my friends Club Car, but then again I'm quite "bulky" and not very flexible.

Maybe I'm the only one that needs the hole farther forward. I can install my roof to fit my needs - wrong or right. Thanks for the pic.
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Old 09-19-2019, 01:25 AM   #4
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It must have just been the angle of the pics of the carts I pulled up on my phone. Once I got on my computer and could really see the other pics I pulled up, it seems like the majority of the roofs just cover the drivers seat, and the hand holes are right in front of the rear up right. I don't know - it just seemed like the hole is too far back to do much good. I know with my shoulders and their past surgeries that the hand hole location in the cart you show is useless - I lean forward and grab the top of the windshield post to enter/exit my friends Club Car, but then again I'm quite "bulky" and not very flexible.

Maybe I'm the only one that needs the hole farther forward. I can install my roof to fit my needs - wrong or right. Thanks for the pic.
Those aren’t used for getting in and out, if that’s what you’re talking about. Most everyone kinda grabs some part of the windshield frame to do that. The handles are for when your buddy had too many at the 19th hole and you don’t want to get tossed out.
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Old 09-19-2019, 02:37 AM   #5
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Those aren’t used for getting in and out, if that’s what you’re talking about. Most everyone kinda grabs some part of the windshield frame to do that. The handles are for when your buddy had too many at the 19th hole and you don’t want to get tossed out.
I usually just use a ratchet strap to belt them to the seat.
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Old 09-19-2019, 03:57 AM   #6
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I picked up a '94 Marathon beater cart cheap - kinda rough shape but the price was right. While collecting parts I grabbed a roof from a cart shop that went out of business. It's probably a Club Car roof, which is no big deal, since I figured I'd be fabbing mounts anyways. So while looking at pics of carts for mounting ideas, I noticed something odd. Why do they mount the roofs "backwards" on EZGO carts? I say backwards because of the hand hold location - at the rear. You could say to help rear passenger entrance, but I'd say that there is only a limited amount of carts that have rear seats, yet all carts have drivers. I would think the hand holds would be better over the front seats. Thoughts?
Sorry, misread the OP

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