I think we are talking different things. The big single replacement deals are in the $1500 range. Which is way more expensive than lead/acid currently.
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36v vs. 48v Golf Carts?
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The single units are still fairly pricey but can still be cheaper. Most common lead batteries are Trojan. Price them. Then price them against the same configuration liPo4 batteries.
Now the conversion may or may not require some other parts and I'm not qualified to comment on. But I can just about guarantee if you search your model you can find several detailed videos on what exactly is needed.
Example $1,670
Vs $850
That Trojan price is astronomical. I just redid my old Textron with 6 Trojans and it was less than $1000.
Wow, 3 years ago, the lithium was twice that.
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Yeah, not sure if it's bottomed out but it's a nice change for sure. LOTS of Chinese mfg in the market.
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I assumed using Amazon they'd both be equally inflated.
Not sure how many different models Trojan makes for same voltage.
Be really nice if they come down to 600ish.
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You have a 36v? Here you go. Includes charger. https://a.co/d/chaz1iX
I have a 36 that we use all the time, a 48 that has no batteries and I'm not sure about the motor or controller. The 48 might get converted to a 72v or maybe an AC conversion. Also have a old gas buggy that needs an engine. Just got rid of a 36 to
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but he'll probably put lead acid back in it.
