Batteries
It seems running two golf cart batteries in a series is the way to fill my two battery compartments (when I get them). I see they run slightly larger than a more typical 12 volt. I assume these fit th...
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My 2 cents:
I had an old 2004 golf cart that I sold to my sister in law - at that time, the batteries in it were Trojan T-105's. They lasted 9 years of summer use.
In our newer golf cart, we again purchased 6 T-105's for $120 each installed and load tested. I anticipate they should last 7-8 years as well.
I heard the Trojan is one of the few manufacturers that uses a higher percentage of lead in their plates. But not sure if that's just a rumor.
I had an old 2004 golf cart that I sold to my sister in law - at that time, the batteries in it were Trojan T-105's. They lasted 9 years of summer use.
In our newer golf cart, we again purchased 6 T-105's for $120 each installed and load tested. I anticipate they should last 7-8 years as well.
I heard the Trojan is one of the few manufacturers that uses a higher percentage of lead in their plates. But not sure if that's just a rumor.
