Brake Pedal Stop Torn Up (Guys in the cart service industry, chime in!)

[TahoeDawgZ71]

Originally Posted by 93yellowclubcar

In the worst way. Truly amazing how much damage they can inflict on a poor cart in very short order.

I agree. I use a cart for deer hunting. Running over trees and driving through ditches, thick mud, and anything else you could imagine and I haven't damaged a thing. I wish I knew how they did it.

[93yellowclubcar]

Originally Posted by TahoeDawgZ71

I agree. I use a cart for deer hunting. Running over trees and driving through ditches, thick mud, and anything else you could imagine and I haven't damaged a thing. I wish I knew how they did it.

I think it has to do with the "It's not my cart, let's see if we can jump it!" mentality. I fixed one that was jumped one time, the front end was shoved way up under the cowl, front frame bent upward, the whole works. I've seen post-jump General Lees that looked better, but the higher-ups said fix it and I did. Never got it perfect, but it was drivable and usable at least.

[TahoeDawgZ71]

Originally Posted by 93yellowclubcar

I think it has to do with the "It's not my cart, let's see if we can jump it!" mentality. I fixed one that was jumped one time, the front end was shoved way up under the cowl, front frame bent upward, the whole works. I've seen post-jump General Lees that looked better, but the higher-ups said fix it and I did. Never got it perfect, but it was drivable and usable at least.

I've seen quite a few like that. I always hated fixing them.