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Hi Bastoune, I would go for the petrol option as you can soon re-fill the
tank dependant upon how much use it gets. They will tow twin seaters quite easily on tarmac. However if the glider is leaving ruts in soft ground, they struggle a lot. This would use a lot of battery, in an electric cart. The usual limiting factor is wheel grip, as the wheels will spin on damp grass, due to the light weight on the rear tyres. Pete At 04:14 24 June 2012, Bastoune wrote: Is there a difference between gas and an electric golf carts to tow glider= s on the ground at a grass strip? (fuel and electricity are both available)= ? What would be the prefered motorisation if one was looking to get a used = one for a club? Would an electric golf cart batteries last an afternoon at = the field (assuming new batteries)? Thanks! |
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