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ive received a new axle, wheels and a 5 hp briggs motor setup to add to my go kart. currently my go kart is set up with a 2hp GE series wound DC motor currently runs 24-48 volt and has space for 4 batteries. this setup works great and has been receiving random drunken use for ages and i use it...

taylor dunn throttles are very accurate for commercial applications they vary voltage from 6.5-11 volts. ive managed to fix mine so it works most of the time. but its not very accurate anymore, and sometime requires several depresses to do anything. im still looking for one new ones are about...

here are some pics of my kart. its a modified taylor dunn stock chaser. a 2hp GE motor and taylor dunn controller, it has forewords and reverse, solar panels for trickle charging and a tow hitch for a trailer.... the series wound motor has a crap load of torque and can easily pull a few hundred...

so i had go kart issues it wouldn't do anything i finally got it figured out that one of my 3 12v gel cell batterys had voltage but would not power anything. swapped the battery with a spare an all's well. any one ever heard of this? im just confused as the battery still held a charge and had...

well its not that it dosnt make contact or anything its that the shaft the lever is on that moves the throttle inside the box is spinning almost freely and its not supposed to, so the unit is physically damaged. so i either need some kind of knowledge of a taylor dunn throttle as taylor dunn...

ive made an electric go kart out of a taylor dunn sc-50 (i think) its a 36v setup and it works great and is a ton of fun, an still capibal of pulling a good bit of weight :) however i have damaged the throttle assembaly and i can only seem to locate a new replacement on ebay for $200 im just...

i have obtained a tyler dunn sc1-59 very similar to this: it works so i thought it would make a nice electric go cart. its my first build so i not trying to over do it. i have basically what is a working 24v golf cart wiring im going to directly transfer over, but ill need to make the motor...