Recent content by M.Harmon

Afternoon, I purchased my M7 July 2022, I got it because of back issues too and was sick of my CT6 tipping on auto mode so wanted a wheelie bar! I can confirm when running along slopes you have to keep correcting as it falls away with the slope as it does not have a gyro. One other thing is...

Just thought I would show off the modification to my new M7 remote. I used to have the Powakaddy CT6 but got sick of it tipping over when anything clipped the front wheel in Automatic Distance Function. I got the M7 last week as an upgrade and so far it is brilliant, I am loving the freedom to...

https://www.motocaddy.com/uk/hedgehog-rear-wheel-sleeves# Motocaddy sell some but are out of stock... and looking at other shops it seems no one has stock.

I used a Clicgear push trolley for years but switched to a PowaKaddy CT6 electric trolley last year and have not looked back. Pushing is OK but letting the trolley do the work is even better! Just walk behind it and save your energy, you will find you have more energy towards the end of the...

interesting, don't suppose you have a photo of the brochure page? Just to add that I returned the Motocaddy hot mitts and used my Clicgear mitt simply because they did not have a thumb to wrap my hands around the trolley handle, instead your thumbs sit on top of the handle which I did not like...

Doesn't matter what tool they use then they will still kill the green by prying up. Even Rick Shiels did it wrong in on of his latest videos and then tried to defend it by saying "some pitch marks need to be pulled up" in the comments section when he was called up on doing it wrong.

No, I have the bump on top and rest my thumb against it. The bend gives more range to push the pitch mark in than a straight tool for me at least.

I use the Scotty tool even thought I don't have a Scotty.... I find it easier to use than a flat one, I put my thumb behind the bump and push forward. If you know how to repair a pitch mark properly I don't see how this encourages people to use it as a pivot and pull up.. Great tool.

Just got an email from PowaKaddy that they are releasing a remote trolley the FX9, I may buy it for my birthday and sell my CT6.

I have the CT6 and like above you can hear it but it is not ridiculous loud, just a quiet hum. My PP has a Motocaddy M5 and I cannot hear that thing. I will say that I find some noise a benefit because when I press the button to stop it and walk away I can hear the motor wind down so I know it...

I wouldn't worry about the build quality of the new range I think they have learned lessons from past designs. I have crashed mine more than a few times now and it is still solid, if the quality is that bad something would have broken by now. Just buy the one you like the look of and let the...

The CT6 is the most compact with the wheels inverted, the GoKart still looks large when folded and placed in the boot on the product video.

I got the PowaKaddy CT6 last year and think it is great and hav about 140 miles on the clock according to the screen so far. It has tipped back quiet a few times thanks to the bumps in our fairways when I let it go solo and even climbed a tree on Friday when I used the ADF feature to send it off...

I thought he was joking with that comment... Learn something new everyday.

Well I got the hot mitts and while they are not as hot as I expected they are still nice and warm and on cold days will help thaw my hands. I took a photo of the label inside the mitts and this is why a PowaKaddy will fry... The mitts draw more than what the trolley can put out so will...