Golf carts are now used for a variety of transportation purposes other than golf. All of these vehicles, however, need preventative maintenance procedures to keep them running smoothly.
There are two main types of golf carts: gasoline and electric. Gasoline golf carts work just like little cars, with the exception that the cart uses an “on demand” engine. The engine starts when you step on the gas pedal, and it shuts off when you take your foot off the gas. That feature saves gas, cuts down on emissions, and helps keep the golf course quiet, too.
Most golf carts that are used exclusively for golf play are just basic two-seaters. However, modified golf carts are available that can carry more than two people and move supplies.
Gasoline golf carts can also be fitted with more powerful motors, beefed-up suspensions, and four-wheel drive, making them ideal for work in rugged areas.