Glad it was helpful! God bless you for teaching your son along the way! I did the same thing and now he can build anything! Good luck and have fun!

LOL..love it!

i guess im asking the wrong place but does someone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account? I was dumb lost the password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me

@Cash Anders instablaster :)

@Colton Hugh I really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and I'm in the hacking process atm. Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

@Colton Hugh It worked and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy! Thank you so much, you really help me out !

@Cash Anders Glad I could help =)

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the video and our projects. Thanks for tuning in to our channel!

Thank you! We love it!

Thank you! Appreciate the kind comment!

Come back all you want! It’s actually in my shop right now getting a new motor and lithium batteries. Thanks for stopping by.

Thank you! It makes for a great project that ends up being a dream machine for hunting! It’s been a great buggy. Good luck and keep in touch!

Glad you like it!👍

Hi Reese, glad you like it! It serves us well and it is a lot of fun around the farm! Feel free to reach out to me anytime if I can help. My email is TheHandyHunter2017@gmail.com. Thanks for watching! Welcome to our channel!

That is the most functional cart I’ve ever seen! Awesome build. Couple questions… what did you use for the rear axle stabilizer links? Also noticed that you are a fan of the same exact sunglasses that I own. They’re fantastic for sun screening surface area from the sun, however I’m experiencing the same problem you had with them not being very secure while wearing them over my eyes or even on top of my head. What did you use on the frame sides to make them stay on your head better? I’m always afraid that mine are going to fall off. Thanks for your time.

Hi Randy, I used 1/4in axle tabs that I bought off Ebay to build the links. Let me know if you need a link to them on Ebay. As far as the glasses, I love them but they slide off easily. I found some sunglass holders at the fishing store that had the sticky rubber tubes that you slide up on your tips and then throw over your neck. I cut them off and used them for grippers and they work great. Now I can’t find those style holders anywhere! Need to replace my current ones. You can also use heat shrink tubes but they aren’t very sticky. Need the real sticky rubber and they are hard to find. Funny thing is that I was at Basspro the other day and they guy at the sunglass counter asked me where I got my grippers! Someone needs to sell these things!!! Thanks for watching!

The Handy Hunter Awesome. Thanks for the reply. Could you send me that link? I would really appreciate it and keep up the good work.

Badass ride brother!!

Awesome, shoot me some pics when you are done! I’m on the verdge of building a whole new cart from the frame up. Just need to pull the trigger and get started. Good luck!

Thank you...we love it!

Thanks Josh! Appreciate the kind comment. Maybe I’ll consider it one day if I get more time!

Glad you like it!

You’ll be fine. I ran that old 36volt motor for years pulling trailers, etc, before I finally burned it up. I can’t believe the beating that thing took!

Hi John, sounds like you got one of those fun projects going on! If I had it all to do all over again I would probably go with EZ Go because they have metal frames instead of aluminum. Club Car frames are made of aluminum which require a TIG welder and I only have a MIG. Being able to weld directly to the frame is a big plus with the EZ Go's. I had to build a bracket that bolted on to the front end and then welded the A-Arms to the bracket. Good luck with your project. I'm sure your niece is going to love it!

sweet thanks for tip and reply.

True! But 12v regulators won’t run a winch. I’ve burned through several and the one I have now won’t work. It will run everything else just not the winch. I have lithium batteries now so I have to run a regulator. Thanks!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you and have fun with your project!

Thank you for tuning in from Brazil! Wish you the best!

Thank you brother!

Thank you brother! Appreciate that!

You're welcome!

Thanks Jody! It's been a lot of fun building this cart over time. It's a great piece of equipment around the farm and a nice way to easy into hunting spots without spooking all the wildlife.

SouthWestIron It's perfect for our needs and very stealth...we love it! Thanks for watching!

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Thank you!!

TheChris AndHollieShow You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

Wow! I’ve thought about doing that to make the rear truly independent but went the easy route first. Send me some pics or video and I’ll post on our community page! Good luck and keep in touch. Also, check out the suspension video I did on this cart too. Thanks for watching!

@@TheHandyHunter I will for sure. Thanks

Hunter Barnette ez go’s are better because you can weld directly to the frame. Club Cars are aluminum. I would go with ez go if I had it to do over. Good luck and welcome to our channel!

Thanks! And that's good to know I appreciate the info. Do you have a good website that I can buy parts from? I need to rebuild the steering on it and I been having trouble finding a good site.

Hunter Barnette I hear ya! Finding parts can be tough. Depending on what you are looking for...buggiesunlimited.com or everythingcarts.com or EVDrives. You may have to search deep into google to find what you need. Also, try calling your local golf cart place because they have used parts sometimes off of rebuilds etc. I found some stuff that way too. Good luck!

Thank you!

We are a little crazy! Thanks for watching my friend!

Yep, I’ve never had a problem with either and they run great! Thanks for sharing!

Check out the other video I did on the breakdown of the suspension if you are interested! Thanks!

Thank you and thanks for watching!!!

Thanks!

Thank you my friend! Appreciate you watching! Take care

LOL…thanks for the comment!

All the lights keeps Bigfoot from jumping out! It's worked so far! LOL . Thanks for watching!

The Handy Hunter good video tho, looks like a beast

Awesome! Good luck with your build! Let me know how it goes. Thanks for watching!

Thank you brother! Appreciate the kind words! God Bless!

Thank you brother! Much appreciated! I sure love it and it’s a great machine!

Hi Michael! Thanks for your questions. To answer your first question, Plum Quick Motors rebuilt mine. I called them to get a new motor and they talked me into upgrading the one I had (saved me a lot of money!). Check out their website and you'll see their "Bandit" upgrade. Honest and knowledgeable guys...I think I spoke with Rick 803-548-7205. To answer your second question, I personally don't need 4WD because I have a winch. If I get stuck I can just winch it out. If you are going to get stuck in open mud holes with no trees around then 4WD will definitely help. My Alltrax is plenty strong for pulling trailers, hauling loads, etc. It will even pull about a 1,000lbs of firewood on a trailer. If you've never upgraded your controller before then you are going to be impressed with the additional power/torque. Let me know if you have any further questions. Enjoy your project!

Hey, now that’s a good idea! Good luck with your build!

Josh Jones thanks Josh! Appreciate the comment! I’m not sure if I’m handy or just a little crazy! Thanks for watching!

cbl0325 Thank you so much for the nice comment! Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! We really enjoy it and it gets the job done! Thank you for watching!

Thanks for the compliment! It's been a labor of love over the years! Welcome to our channel...glad you stopped by!

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

Yep, my father in law’s cart runs 4 12 volt batteries and it runs great.

Troy Crowder I hear ya brother! Went a little crazy with the lights...LOL! Haven't had a short yet but I fear the day I do! Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you!

I’ve heard the same thing but haven’t really tried it in really cold weather. Fortunately, I live in the south where it doesn’t get too bad. Lead acid is old school but always reliable! Thanks for sharing!

Nathan Devlin I went overboard a little, right??? Thanks for watching!

I run 12volt power up to a bus bar on my dash and then run the wires from there to my switches. Hope that helps.

Hi Brian...glad you like the cart and thanks for the comments! This is a big fabrication project. As you may know, Club Car frames are aluminum which forces you to fabricate a "bolt on" suspension for the front and back. Without knowing your fabrication ability it's kind of hard to say where to start. Jake's lift kit's makes a long arm travel for the front that bolts on but it's a little pricey (and after building my own I now know why!). You can find the Jake's bolt on here...www.jakesliftkits.com/LiftKit/lift-kits/300408. As for the rear, it is strictly a custom fabrication project which depends on your ability and tools. I used Polaris ATV shocks on the front and back that I bought off of Ebay. Glad to help you out and feel free to email me at TheHandyHunter2017@gmail.com if I can answer any questions. Sure rides good now so it was worth all the work! Thanks for tuning in to our channel!

Hogs will get educated on distant sounds of trucks, fourwheelers, etc and run before you see them. My son and I came 3 feet from a hog that stepped out of the woods the other day and didn’t hear us coming. I had to slam on brakes not to hit it. She gave us some nice growls as she ran away!

Yep, I build my own cables. You will amazed to upgrade from that resistor setup. I had the same thing. Good luck.

Would you sell it

Well, it’s my only ride in the woods right now but I am starting to think about possibly building a bigger one that carries more people.

Hi Bud, my cart runs #6 8-volt batteries made by Trojan. Hope that helps. Take care!

Tom A Hi Tom...thank you! We’ve had ATVs before (and still have one) but we switched to electric because you can hear the gas ones from miles away in the woods on a quiet evening. These electrics are so stealthy it’s crazy. They never know your coming! Thanks for watching!

@@TheHandyHunter our deer must be mentally disabled where we hunt they seem to like the sound of an ATV and want to check out what's going on.

LOL, then keep what you have! Don’t go electric! We actually use the stealth of electric more for hogs than deer.

Jace Ford Hi Jace! I totally agree with all your comments. It's usually not good to drain one/two batteries over the rest of the pack. I had plans of installing a 12volt regulator that could carry the amps until I saw how expensive they were. I decided to risk it and still got 8 years out of the pack. I don't run the lights and winch that much so that probably helps. Thanks for your comment...great suggestion!

Thank you brother! We sure enjoy it and it really fits our hunting needs perfectly! Welcome to our channel! Hope you enjoy...Stephen

Mr. Cox Hi there! I've always used Trojan batteries with great success but there are other good batteries out there as well. As far as suspension goes it depends on your ability to custom build your own. Jake's lift kits makes some bolt on long travel kits for the front of some carts. The back has to be custom built if building a 4 link suspension like mine. I will be posting a new video in a few days showing details of my suspension while I have it torn down in the shop so stay tuned! Let me know if I can be of further help.

oh. i see it. carry on sir. good job.

Did you get the info you were looking for? Take care!

I saw it. Got it. Looks like you did not make it 4x4.

Thanks David! The frame is all custom and built out of emt piping from home depot. I used a hand pipe bender (also from home depot) to make all the bends and then welded it together. I then bought a used yamaha top and bolted it on. I’ll try to do a short video soon and walk through how I built the rack. Let me know if you have questions. Good luck!

@@TheHandyHunter Very cool! I'd love to see a walkaround of the rack. You didnt use Galvanized EMT did you? What diameter conduit did you find works well? i'm guess 3/4" or 1"?

Hi Artie, optimally you want a 12reg to run all accesories through but getting a good one with enough amps can get a little pricey. I have several sets of lights so I put them on different batteries so they all kind of drain down equally. LEDs don’t pull near the power that hologens do so that makes it easier. The downside, like you said, is if you pull down one battery more than others you can cook the other batteries trying to get that one back up. Hope that helps! Good luck...they are fun projects!

I found it all on ebay. If you dig around you should be able to find them. I remember there being several shops selling them.

Thank you! Maybe one day I’ll take up your idea and develop a kit! Appreciate the kind words!

Steve Flanary Hi Steve, I custom built this one myself using 1" EMT piping...it was a job! I haven't seen any on the market like mine but here is a link to a basic roll cage that you could add build upon and improve. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for stopping by! www.golfcarcatalog.com/products.php?product=Club-Car-DS-Model-Golf-Cart-Upper-Brush-Guard

Thank you!!! Four wheel drive would be awesome! I’ve just never considered it or researched it because I really don’t need it. My winch saves me from all my stupid decisions...LOL. Shoot me some pics when you get her built!

Buy a Polaris RZR Razor.... done and done.

They are ATV Tek's. If you go to our Amazon Store under My Hunting Cart section there will be a link to the exact one's I use. They come in single or double and they work great. Hope that helps.

Jeff Bennett Hi Jeff, it has a ton of torque for having the original motor. Couldn’t imagine what a new motor would be like! The suspension upgrade didn’t add much weight because it replaced some old stuff but everything added together does weight more (roll cage, brush guard, basket,etc). With all the additions it still feels normal. The upgraded electric adds a lot of power. Hope that helps. Take care!

I ordered some cheap weatherproof led light strips off Amazon (with sticky back). You can cut to the length you need. Hope that helps.

It’s just a small cargo bungee off Amazon. I love it!

That’s my plan! I’m waiting for these to go bad and when they do I’m dropping a lithium pack in there. I’m done with wet batteries after this! Thanks for commenting!

Thank you brother! I started out using a small led light for marine steps but you can use pretty much anything you want. I have now switched to a slightly bigger led and covered the lens with green film which works awesome for hog hunting.

I did all the fab myself and used steel. Hope that helps.

I could be his dad! LOL

Lol

I did build it. I used 1” emt piping and bent it with a manual pipe bender. Hope that helps!

@@TheHandyHunter thanks! If you had to guess, how heavy would you say it is?

I do not but I’ve heard of people doing it!

I just bought a used club car windshield off a newer model. You can buy them new or get used from a local cart shop.

Fronts are Fox podium and rears are off a polaris sportsman 500. Hope that helps.

@@TheHandyHunter thanks for the reply. I appreciate it 👍

@@TheHandyHunter what sizes are they?

I just used a simple marine led I bought in the boating dept at Walmart. Works great.

@@TheHandyHunter thanks! That’s a super cool idea I’m going to run some on my bad boy buggie