Trolley battery

[steadyon]

Hi think my trolley battery could be worn out. It‘s a good 10 years old and has been well used. The last 2 rounds it’s got to about 16 holes and I’ve had to give it 1uite a bit of help pushing.

At least I hope it’s the battery and not the motor or something. It’s okay to begin round.

Any Rocco endation for new battery. I did have a look at Motocaddy ones but they seem very expensive. Are there any good other brands?

 

[Billysboots]

A decent battery won’t come cheap. Surely you’re limited in choice by the trolley itself?

 

[upsidedown]

https://www.golfworkshop.co.uk/contact-us/

Bought one for my Motocaddy 5 years ago and still going strong ? ?

 

[Robster59]

Have a look on eBay for a decent lithium. I hit mine on there for my GoKart. It's performed sterling work.

 

[Deleted member 30522]

10 years is pretty decent lifespan, my Rocco endation would be buy a new battery

A battery is a battery, get one that fits your trolley connections, Motocaddy is as good as anything

 

[williamalex1]

I'm might be on the lookout for a 24v 32ah lithium buggy battery price is nearly 600 quid

 

[jim8flog]

Generally speaking there are only 2 things that can be wrong when tis sort of fault is showing
1 The battery
2. The motor brushes

You can just look around at the battery suppliers (cutting out one middleman)

e.g Battery City - just do a web search for suppliers.

 

[IanM]

10 years is pretty decent lifespan, my Rocco endation would be buy a new battery

A battery is a battery, get one that fits your trolley connections, Motocaddy is as good as anything

The cheeky blighters are making their trolleys less compatible with non proprietary batteries.... the older ones are ok