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Hi. On my 89 marathon the plugs are medal and yours is plastic. how do i remove the medal ones?

Nice work gent!

Any idea on ehat size bearings i need for a 93' EZGO txt? I cant find the info online anywhere

Hi Dave, can I ask where you get all your parts from for the TXT ?

I pulled my hub and bearings a few hours ago and learned that I should have tapped the hub with a plastic/ rubber hammer instead of a small steel hammer just like the shop manual said. Even though they were light taps, the cast hub broke. Duh.

Can you install my lift kit if I help you? I'm in South Carolina myself.

I changed mine and the valve still ticking

Great job!

you forgot the center pins in the bottom of the diff. and the u bolts go from underneed

Thanks for the video! Any tips for removing that top gear and bearings? Those two bearings on the input shaft are definitely bad for me.

hello what rocker panel u used for ezgo txt

SOS pads (steel wool soap pads) clean alloy parts up really well. Everything looked like new, except the diff housing. But, now you know if there is a next time. Stuff like this is addictive, so I'll assume there will be a next time. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks. I’ll be doing mine this weekend. Video helped

How would you go about adding two or 4 wheels for a ultra smooth ride

Dave, thanks so much for making this video. I had a 'Custom Cartz' shop do some maintenance recently and it was not done properly (for starters the new axle bearings are totally shot after only 3 months...if they actually replaced them). I tried your link to the rebuild kit in your description but it no longer works. I have a 2005 EZGO TXT PDS cart with the factory Dana rear end. Couple of questions: 1.) Can you provide the link to the bearing seating tool set you used to install the bearings? 2.) Can you provide the link to the bearing puller set you used to remove the bearings from the differential? 3.) Any suggestions on removing the motor which is stuck to the input shaft (motor housing spins freely after the bolts were removed but it will not come off the input shaft? Thanks again for the great content. Cheers, Jeff (Garage Maker Guy)

Great video

So i guess no part 4? Beautiful build so far

I wish you had better lighting on the axles. Your camera was facing directly outside toward the light making the contrast very bad in the important stuff. You went to a lot of trouble to make the video. Cinematography needs work. Thanks, though.

What ever happened to the rest of the rebuild series?

This looks to be a really good series. Thank you for filming all of this.

Hi Dave, I clicked on the ebay link you bearing kit you used but it did not pull it up. Do you have the part number fort that kit by chance?

How did you fill the differential oil? Mine only seems to have a drain plug. Guess I could flip it over.

At the 21:00 minute mark you are attaching the leaf spring. I'm wondering if you could tell me the part that attaches to the frame? One of these are broken on my cart when attaching new leaf springs I came across this problem. Thank you.

David what size tire you put it with the 6/ Lyft live

Hi, could you cooperate with us? We have some products of golf cart accessories.

Well done! Mind providing your contacts? We can talk about cooperations.

Nice clear video, but the music was louder than your voice and kinda annoying. After watching this, anyone with basic wrenching experience should be able to tackle the job. Would have been good to hear your impressions of ride quality, steering, etc after the install. Lifted carts can be "tippy" although a 6" isn't too bad. Was the ride more compliant over bumps? I mean, just the bigger diameter tires should help with that. One other observation, the radius of bodywork looks like it was made for those tires

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Excellent video, well done mate! Unfortunately I found your video after I installed my lift kit on my club car incorrectly, I had the rear lift blocks backwards, short side was facing backwards. 😢 Wasn’t going together correctly. Missed that critical step in the paper instructions 😮. It was easier assembling second time around though 😂

Thx Mate for the tip on the longer drivers side brake cable. I had same issue with my lift kit installation.

Did you end up replacing the differential? You said the spider gear(s) had possibly too much play in it. Is that an acceptable amount of play in them? Thanks. Great video! If the diff. gears themselves are worn out, where do get them? - I can't seem to find them for sale on ebay.

Everything is on UA-cam, thanks to good lads like yourself!

Did you notice if the drivers side brake cable was too short after the lift?

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Not sure if I missed it, what paint did you use on the frame?

Did you have to take anything apart to get to that

Thank you for the videos. it helped me to understand what I was getting into before starting and how to prepare. Hope to see Episode 4 in the future!

I bought a set of those Sams club Duracell batteries two years ago and two have already gone bad.

Hi my car doing the same thing and smoking need help

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Where did you order the wheels from?? Great how to video btw best ive seen!

Love the video series! Need the episode 4. You are helping me with my build

What motor did you put in your cart? I have the exact cart and I need to replace my motor as well.

thanks for the great video..what size are new tires?

Can I send you a video of what mines doing? I'm not sure if it's the differential or if a rebuild will do

Hi Dave, I’m planning on going to Orlando and buying a golf cart to ship to Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 and work on it. Can you go over the things you look for on a project cart and where do you get your kits from. I saw that you had issues with one lifting kit, did you order from another company? Will appreciate any info you can help with. Thanks Angel (Rey) Malaret, SSG retired Army and USPS retired

When putting the cover back onto the rear end and getting it all squared away, are you supposed to add any oil or lubricant to the differential?

I'm thinking of doing something similar to mine. What do you think a rough estimate of the cost you spent on a single cart has been? I wouldn't mind buying everything, then doing the entire conversion all at once.

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