I have an '84 Club Car Electric.
I heat my house with wood.
I use the golf cart to pull a utility cart when I cut down dead trees for firewood.
I have agricultural tires on the rear.
Normally I can work in up to 3 or 4 inches of snow.
But we had freezing rain a few weeks ago and the cart just spins on the ice that is still under the snow.
I want to install tire chains.
Apparently only the passenger side wheel gets power,
so why put a chain on the other wheel?
Also steering is a problem.
How about chains on the front tires?
I heat my house with wood.
I use the golf cart to pull a utility cart when I cut down dead trees for firewood.
I have agricultural tires on the rear.
Normally I can work in up to 3 or 4 inches of snow.
But we had freezing rain a few weeks ago and the cart just spins on the ice that is still under the snow.
I want to install tire chains.
Apparently only the passenger side wheel gets power,
so why put a chain on the other wheel?
Also steering is a problem.
How about chains on the front tires?