Cricket Golf Carts 

I always stood beside the ramp and held the steering wheel with one hand while pressing the "gas" pedal with the other. Worked like a charm.

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Yes I did. Barely. It was moving slow, but moving. That is, until we headed up a small hill. It was then that the motor burned out. I was quite amazed when Rick's ESD replaced it for free. They even paid to ship it to me. It took me a while to figure it out, but I managed to install it.

Thanks, do you remember how much weight you had on it? I think we will have about 650 pounds.

I don't still have it to measure, but it was plenty of room for us.

@@LifeintheSlowLane Thanks for the reply. I saw you sold it on one of the RV websites. May I ask why you sold it (issues?)? Sorry for all the questions.

@@redswin5159 We didn't use it enough to continue carrying it. It worked great and we enjoyed having it.

Throttle Junki3 , look up Rick's ESV Cricket on Google. As configured here, a little over $4K.

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Call Rick's ESV. He'll help you out.

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Under the seat

From the Cricket dealer. Ricksesv.com

Roy Davis 305 pounds.

Search for Rick's ESD and see if you can find a setup you like.

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