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10 Safety Tips for the DIY Golf Cart Owner

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If you're a "DIY type" and want to maintain your golf cart, here are some tips for safety precautions you can take. Learn 10 tips to make sure you are safe while you work.

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10 FOR THE DIY Safety Tips GOLF CART OWNER
1 Keep your shop clean and organized with good lighting
Be sure there is plenty of space to move around your work area. Quality lighting is something that is easy to overlook but will make the work easier and help you avoid accidents that could lead to you getting hurt.
2 Keep an orderly work bench and tool box
This is a commonly known problem with DIYers. Take out the tools you know you need and put everything else in a place that will not interfere with your project.
3 Maintain proper air ventilation
We recommend that there be at least five exchanges per hour to ensure proper safety. This is extremely important with batteries of electric golf carts and engines from gas powered vehicles in closed off areas.
4 Proper airline placement
Airlines should be hung off the ground and not on the floor to maintain safety.
5 Gasoline, solvents, and paint should be stored in safe locations
As a safety precaution have separate corners of the workshop for gasoline and solvents and paints. Keeping these away from your workspace is safe and smart.
6 Have the proper safety equipment
Have safety glasses, safety shoes, a fire extinguisher, jack and jack stands, first aid kit, and aprons for battery work in your shop. These are critical for avoiding accidents and safely resolving issues that may come up.
7 Have your cell phone easily available to you
You never know what might happen. Have your cell phone accessible in case of an emergency.
8 Understand the equipment being worked on and read the manuals
Manuals provide instructions for safe and proper work for your golf cart. Be sure to only follow the manuals for your make and model and fully read the steps before beginning a task.
9 Understand the tools required to complete the project
Read the instructions completely and understand that the one size fits all approach to the tools and hardware you use is not the right way to work on your golf cart.
10 Dont take shortcuts
Shortcuts are not only a safety hazard, but these types of fixes might lead to more issues down the road. Preventative and routine maintenance is key for having your golf cart maintain its performance and durability over time.
Now you can safety perform routine maintenance and service or add new accessories to your golf cart. For more information visit Golf Cart Wholesale at or call www.GCWO.com (888) 721-1015

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10 Safety Tips for the DIY Golf Cart Owner

  • 1. 10 FOR THE DIY Safety Tips GOLF CART OWNER
  • 2. 1 Keep your shop clean and organized with good lighting
  • 3. Be sure there is plenty of space to move around your work area. Quality lighting is something that is easy to overlook but will make the work easier and help you avoid accidents that could lead to you getting hurt.
  • 4. 2 Keep an orderly work bench and tool box
  • 5. This is a commonly known problem with DIYers. Take out the tools you know you need and put everything else in a place that will not interfere with your project.
  • 7. We recommend that there be at least five exchanges per hour to ensure proper safety. This is extremely important with batteries of electric golf carts and engines from gas powered vehicles in closed off areas.
  • 9. Airlines should be hung off the ground and not on the floor to maintain safety.
  • 10. 5 Gasoline, solvents, and paint should be stored in safe locations
  • 11. As a safety precaution have separate corners of the workshop for gasoline and solvents and paints. Keeping these away from your workspace is safe and smart.
  • 12. 6 Have the proper safety equipment
  • 13. Have safety glasses, safety shoes, a fire extinguisher, jack and jack stands, first aid kit, and aprons for battery work in your shop. These are critical for avoiding accidents and safely resolving issues that may come up.
  • 14. 7 Have your cell phone easily available to you
  • 15. You never know what might happen. Have your cell phone accessible in case of an emergency.
  • 16. 8 Understand the equipment being worked on and read the manuals
  • 17. Manuals provide instructions for safe and proper work for your golf cart. Be sure to only follow the manuals for your make and model and fully read the steps before beginning a task.
  • 18. 9 Understand the tools required to complete the project
  • 19. Read the instructions completely and understand that the one size fits all approach to the tools and hardware you use is not the right way to work on your golf cart.
  • 21. Shortcuts are not only a safety hazard, but these types of fixes might lead to more issues down the road. Preventative and routine maintenance is key for having your golf cart maintain its performance and durability over time.
  • 22. Now you can safety perform routine maintenance and service or add new accessories to your golf cart. For more information visit Golf Cart Wholesale at or call www.GCWO.com (888) 721-1015