Recommend me an electric trolley

[Deleted member 16999]

Had Motocaddy S3 for 4 years and this year moved to the M1, never had an isue with my Motocaddy, no repairs, no issues,
Excellent trollies.

 

[Merv_swerve]

I found it hard to choose so this is not really a recommendation but I've just blown what's left of this year's winnings on a Motocaddy M1.

Me too

 

[Jacko_G]

Had Motocaddy S3 for 4 years and this year moved to the M1, never had an isue with my Motocaddy, no repairs, no issues,
Excellent trollies.

This. Buy quality and it lasts.

 

[Fish]

I'm going to be selling my Stewart remote trolley in the new year for £500. It's got a lithium battery and it'll come with extras such as the carry bag, brolly holder and Hedgehog wheels. Keep an eye out in the For Sale section if interested.

It's the X7 in Pearlescent White. Cost £1000 new and I'm throwing in £200 worth of accessories. I've replaced all of the white bits, so new handle, base unit and legs. Looks like new.

Have you sold this yet Rick?

 

[rickg]

Have you sold this yet Rick?

Yes mate...got £650 via EvilBay

 

[Fish]

Yes mate...got £650 via EvilBay

Ok, cheers 😞

 

[LinksTurf]

I can recommend the Motocaddy S1 too. Mine has given me 4 years trouble free service. I am changing my battery for a lithium one this year however as I've been convinced of the benefits by forum members and some of my mates.

 

[Deleted member 21784]

Cant remember if I posted on this thread but the best trolley IMO is the motocaddy either M1 pro or M3 pro.. 3 has more gadgets but 1 is just as good.. fold up smaller than the S1 and really last

 

[Revolt]

Had a pro rider 3 years still does 36 holes..... £200 brand new cant go wrong when it chucks it ill buy another one

 

[Fish]

Had a pro rider 3 years still does 36 holes..... £200 brand new cant go wrong when it chucks it ill buy another one

I'd never heard of these before, but I can't help but be impressed by this detail and reading, that's a lot of trolley and features for under £300!


http://www.proriderleisure.com/Leis...eys/electric-remote-control-golf-trolley.html

 

[upsidedown]

I'd never heard of these before, but I can't help but be impressed by this detail and reading, that's a lot of trolley and features for under £300!


http://www.proriderleisure.com/Leis...eys/electric-remote-control-golf-trolley.html

Agree look very impressive for the money

 

[WWG]

Yes I know there's been a few of these threads but when has that ever stopped anyone before. Have done 20 years with the company this year and they are due to get me a gift of up to 170 notes. Have always fancied an electric trolley but could not really justify the cost. But as I'm not getting younger and 170 notes will ease the pain, so any recommendations out there?

I'm not after anything fancy, just something reliable that will cart my clubs around the course. No need for usb sockets or any of that gubbins. Will probably go lithium as long as the price difference is not too extreme but don't want to go north of 500 notes in total, preferably less.

I do seem to remember a British firm getting good recommendations in the past on here but can't remember which one.

I bought one, and sold it two months later. You have to remember to charge the battery, you have to remember to take the battery with you, it takes to much room in the boot of the car, and walking side by side with someone and maintaining the correct speed is a pain in the ar5e. Get a decent 3 wheel push trolley, they are far batter.

 

[Bunkermagnet]

I bought one, and sold it two months later. You have to remember to charge the battery, you have to remember to take the battery with you, it takes to much room in the boot of the car, and walking side by side with someone and maintaining the correct speed is a pain in the ar5e. Get a decent 3 wheel push trolley, they are far batter.

I take it then you don't buy shoes with laces in case you forget to do them up, a car without auto lights in case you forget to put them on at night.....
A decent electric trolley is by far better than any push cart, especially for the body.

 

[NorfolkShaun]

Have a gokart auto, really like it. been a pretty good trolley. Have it serviced every time it goes wrong and get a new two year warranty

If looking second hand a pp i know has an old powerkaddy with a like roller ball speed control that's very good too. Can be picked up for peanuts and really
easy to get and fit spares for.

Depends what you have to spend though as the new BigMax ones look very good too