If I buy this kit, can I later add the accessory bar that bolts to the foot rest and holds 1 or 2 golf bags?
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Sure thing. Not shown in the photo are the 2 roof struts that come up from the base of the seat, at the armrest. Those struts go up to the roof and provide rear roof support. Our cart is a 2000 EZGo and the distance between the base of the seat and the back of the roof was almost 4 inches. I wrote the manufacturer and he said they would all line up when we screwed everything together, but it was clear that would not be stable. So we made extenders (a pipe cutter and pipe from Home Depot) and attached them to the struts. Then the struts were at 90 degree angle to the roof. I wish this let me add a photo and I would show you. It worked well. Sure thing. Not shown in the photo are the 2 roof struts that come up from the base of the seat, at the armrest. Those struts go up to the roof and provide rear roof support. Our cart is a 2000 EZGo and the distance between the base of the seat and the back of the roof was almost 4 inches. I wrote the manufacturer and he said they would all line up when we screwed everything together, but it was clear that would not be stable. So we made extenders (a pipe cutter and pipe from Home Depot) and attached them to the struts. Then the struts were at 90 degree angle to the roof. I wish this let me... » Read More Sure thing. Not shown in the photo are the 2 roof struts that come up from the base of the seat, at the armrest. Those struts go up to the roof and provide rear roof support. Our cart is a 2000 EZGo and the distance between the base of the seat and the back of the roof was almost 4 inches. I wrote the manufacturer and he said they would all line up when we screwed everything together, but it was clear that would not be stable. So we made extenders (a pipe cutter and pipe from Home Depot) and attached them to the struts. Then the struts were at 90 degree angle to the roof. I wish this let me add a photo and I would show you. It worked well. « Show Less
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I believe so. Two things to note are that the seat will not be covered by the roof and we had to add 3 1/2" spacer rods (cut from aluminum pipe) to make the rear seat bars attach correctly to the roof.
1060443
I would say no. The design is pretty much setup for the Harley bagger mounts. You could probably fab new mounts on it, but if you have the stuff for that, you may as well make your own hitch
676363
Yes, I have them both attached, yes there are some limitations but you can. It makes dumping the bucket easily, not possible. No I have not put much in the bag, just a few hand tools and have to lift the bucket out to dump it, which makes the bag sag, but is doable. Wish the back bag strap was tad bit longer, it would make this process a little easier, but it is what it is.
1665619
Yes you do. And the wheels are ill fitting to the bar. Everything is reliant on these incredibly flimsy metal clips. Ours fell apart on Day 2 of the vacation. Avoid if possible.
1957207
nope. works great. just don't over load the bag to the point that it's not flexible when getting it to fit under the bar.
949352
Hello, I looked at the the pictures and see what you are talking about. I went directly to the manufacturer for this answer: "This is just a added feature you do not need a golf bag guidance strap on all bags. This just adds a little more stability when on a driving cart." Hopes this help. thank you.
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Not that I can see, but if you have a creative mind I'm sure you can come up with something. I attached a carry rack to the back of mine. It is the type that just attaches to the seat post (Clean and simple) and serves a dual purpose, as it protects my back from getting wet if I go through puddles. Half the fun of riding this monster is getting a little dirty. LOL
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Due to its length, the accessory kit looks like it is designed only for those with the holes on top. There are a few YouTube videos that show "How To" attach the accessory kit.
1901364
Yes. It is a very simple - straight forward bolt on kit. I would recommand additional bolts on the air bag brackets as the four bolts supplied is not enough and cause some flexing. I put on 2 additional bolts to make sure it will hold the load.
1776867
It depends on what kind of bags you have. Mine have an adjustable hook on a rail, that can be adjusted to hook onto one of the bars of the rack.I have Ortlieb bags, and it works well with them.
1785771
No. The instructions refer to stiffeners, but I believe they are referring to the pads that fit between the frame of the bike and the bags themselves, which keeps them from angling in toward the wheel. There is nothing included to maintain the expanded shape of the bag.
1898573
Yes, you could. It simply oes between the front and rear pieces. Adding another would only make it longer. I would caution too much length without a third support rod under the basket though.
116754
There are bungee-cord straps that hook the bag to your rack. Just be sure not to forget to strap them on...made that mistake twice and ripped the bungee cords off the bag once I started riding
1436789
These are straps not racks. If your golf cart had a rack system, than they'll work for strapping down boards. They just need a fixed bar to wrap around and then on the opposite side of the object to secure, to again wrap around then hook to itself. It is the easiest and quickest system out there.
748568
They make some attachment hardware sold separately. See their website...www. lawntractorleafbag.com
1067425
Yes. You can start with just 1 bar if you want and add them back in gradually.
418500
The hardware bag wasn't included in mine but those nuts,bolts & rings were pre-attached already to the main hardware for you to just tight it up , just look with detail and you will find them already pre installed for you in order to make it easier to assemble ...!