2012 yamaha g29 golf cart for sale

Yamaha G2, G8, G9, G11, G14, G16, G19, G22 Golf Cart Drive Clutches

Original OEM drive clutches. Primary and secondary, off of a yamaha G22 golf cart, does suit other models. Worked fine, cosmetically rough. Comes with belt which will be good enough for an emergency. Can post at buyers expence. Located in Manjimup, WA, 6258. Contact after hours for best responce time.

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Madjax 6" 2007-Up A-Arm Lift Complete Kit for Yamaha G29 Drive Gas or Electric Golf Carts

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$492.95 $518.00

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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 3, 2017

I bought it March 21 put it on the golf cart March 24 and on May 2 it just fell apart driving down the road. Wasn't doing anything wrong just fell apart. Less then two hours on belt. They said they would replace it with another belt but I don't want another one because that one was junk no refund given yet.

1.0 out of 5 stars Belt came apart.
By Danny M. Allen Jr. on May 3, 2017

I bought it March 21 put it on the golf cart March 24 and on May 2 it just fell apart driving down the road. Wasn't doing anything wrong just fell apart. Less then two hours on belt. They said they would replace it with another belt but I don't want another one because that one was junk no refund given yet.

Whether you are in the market for a golf cart to use while playing golf, cruising the neighborhood/community, or working around the farm/house, Yamaha offers various models from which you can choose. Read more

Buy Yamaha Golf Carts Near You

Whether you are in the market for a golf cart to use while playing golf, cruising the neighborhood/community, or working around the farm/house, Yamaha offers various models from which you can choose. A few of their popular models include:

• Drive
• Drive2
• Adventurer
• G-Series
• UMAX
• and more

Since the manufacturing of their first golf cart in 1975, Yamaha has made tremendous improvements to their golf carts and have gained a large prominence in the golf industry to show for it. The YG-292 model golf car was a powerful unit that served as a bedrock for future improvements. Today, Yamaha has employed various technologies for their golf carts to deliver quality, functionality, durability, and eco-friendly designs.

Going by the powering modes, Yamaha offers both gas golf carts and electric golf carts. Let’s dive into each type and find out their features.

Yamaha Gas Golf Carts

The earliest Yamaha golf cart was powered by a powerful 2-stroke engine that was compact, lightweight and gave considerable exhaust emissions and noise. The latest models run on 4-stroke engines that promise even better performance.

Yamaha’s Quietech EFI technology presents gas golf carts that are almost as quiet as their electric counterparts. This tech boasts the lowest decibel levels among gas golf carts. Other features that characterize Yamaha gas golf carts based on the Quietech EFI technology include:

• 45 MPG, which is 12.8% more miles to the gallon over other gas golf carts.
• Unmatched fuel economy with the Accu-fuel delivery system.
• Fewest emissions, therefore releasing, 76% fewer pollutants than other gas golf carts.

Electric Yamaha Golf Carts

Yamaha has long employed the PowerTech AC electric solution to produce high-performance electric golf carts. Features that characterize Yamaha electric golf carts include:

• Two battery options: New Motive T-875 AGM and Motive T-875 FLA for guaranteed top performance.
• Toyota Industries-built motor controller unit.
• Smooth acceleration when climbing.
• Delta-Q charger for prolonged battery life and performance.

A common feature among gas and electric Yamaha golf carts is the Independent Rear Suspension (IRS). This feature offers premium shock absorption and increased stability due to weight balance. All Yamaha golf carts also include an independent front suspension for a smooth and luxurious ride.

Yamaha golf carts are also customizable, and some of the accessories that give users a personalized and better experience include:

• Touring seats
• Sun tops
• Enclosures
• Front fender flare kits
• Custom lighting
• Off-board tow system
• Beverage holders

Maintenance to Consider with Yamaha Golf Carts

While gas and electric golf carts may differ in their maintenance needs, they often share common service requirements. Some maintenance tips for Yamaha golf carts include:

• Proper charging of batteries after every use.
• Clean batteries of any battery corrosion and acid droplets.
• Fill the battery cells with water (1/2” above the plates and 1/4” below the vent) after charging.
• Check the tire pressure level at correct it to the recommended level.
• Inspect the brake shoes, hydraulic brake fluid, and cables at least twice a year.
• Check and change the engine oil at proper intervals.
• Clean or replace the oil filter.
• Check for oil accumulation at the rear axle shaft, as it could help indicate a more serious problem.

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