Cricket golf carts

[chindog]

I saw a video that shows a Cricket golf cart being loaded in the back of a Honda CRV. That looks pretty cool, and I'm wondering if it is worth hauling one around. Do any full timers use a Cricket, and haul it in your toad? Do they hold up well, and get you around without bogging down?

[Unobtanium]

dedmiston wrote:
This is turning into Seinfeld, a thread about nothing. :B

LOL.... or about corect speeling, and! poonctuation.

[Retired_JSO]

I’ve owned several different “Golf Carts” and the Cricket can’t be classified as a golf cart. Golf Carts are work horses. Electric carts make there way through 9-18 holes then back on the charger until called on again. Up here in the hills, we use gas golf carts that last all day every day tugging Big Ben an Trudy up and down the hills. Crickets while fun to use for short down the street and back jaunts are not Golf Carts.

[dedmiston]

This is turning into Seinfeld, a thread about nothing. :B

[poppa]

ol Bombero i like grammer police. we need more. i am not a punctuater or a speller but i like knowing the correct way!

[ol_Bombero-JC]

Dtank wrote:
The baby monitor for the 3 year old was off!..:Z

Thanks for the Cricket and Palmer info!..:)

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You're ("your" - you are) welcome!....

:B

[Dtank]

The baby monitor for the 3 year old was off!..:Z

Thanks for the Cricket and Palmer info!..:)

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[ol_Bombero-JC]

donkeydew wrote:
your answering a 3 year old thread so you may not get any relies

Here's *your* answer....

Not sure about any "relies"..... but some (me too) may have missed this 3-year old...:W

So here's an on topic reply you can rely on.....

Always see this add in Hemmings Motor News, "Tour Shows with Ease" -
for a silent electric 3-wheeler, carries two riders up to 550 lbs total.

Check it out at "Palmer" - www.palmerind.com
(link *not* provided for folks who don't like to click 'em)

I don't have one - but lots of interesting products including a DIY
kit (electric) for *your* bike or trike.

~

[donkeydew]

your answering a 3 year old thread so you may not get any relies

[goreds2]

I have been enjoying my Cricket SX3. Anyone else have one?

[goreds2]

Are these very good on gravel. The main campground we go to is graveled but is very smooth/flat.

[Bipeflier]

My Brother is a full timer that also works for a church group doing metal work such as handicap rails, etc.

He has used a Cricket for 3 or 4 years now to haul tools etc. to the work site. No issues and his is equipt to haul 4 people.

He bought it for the power and so he can load it through the side door of his enclosed work trailer.

[goreds2]

Opening up old thread but curious of any other RVer's here use the Cricket cart. It says the overall length is 58 inches but not sure if that is when it is folded in or the actual length when you are driving it.

Cricket Carts

http://www.lsvcarts.com/cricket-golf-carts.html

[beemerphile1]

Anyone remember the three wheel carts that used to be sold. You could pull a few pins and fold or disassemble the thing. What was/is it called?

Edit;
I figured it out, they were rvrover.net and apparently closed in early 2015.

[IAMICHABOD]

lampooner wrote:
They are made by a company in Augusta, Georgia, the gold cart manufacturing capital of the world. Both big manufacturers like Club Car and ?? are in Augusta.,

They are made in China and shipped to Georgia and assembled.