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thanks --thats the only box that i do as is very awkward layout for parking on cart path-you have to be there to understand

Ive pretty much giv en up on the fix--the grinding remains after 5 attempts to fix--probably something in the bearing--I could replace the gearbox if I choose tp spend but will probably live with it --decide next year--I dont think more damage can be done by operating--will just monitor the sound--if gets much worse then replace -good luck with yours

It's the bearing inside the motor. I replace 4 bearings in both motors for $16

@@kezz_974 Thanks -makes sense -will operate over winter !!!!

@@kezz_974 please please explain how you replaced the bearings in the motors, and where you were able to purchase the parts. mine also found a pond. I would be happy to veno some $ for the help. and thanks smiler for the video, is yours still making noise?

@mytube1743 Your best to get the bearings pulled at electrical power tool repair specialist. I got my bearings from a small bearing supplier I live in New Zealand. It's probably worth replacing every bearing including gearbox.. mine was $70nzd all up. Currently at shop will get back next week should be 1 hour labour max for both.(will let u know results) I'm happy to send bearings if you have issues, but postage to USA isn't cheap

Tracks great --even when you go over something that throws off course --it corrects -pretty sure others track well also- see just about 5 minutes into video---a lot of guys here going for the V2 about half the price of MGI--but i love and need one that compacts well -those guys have pickup trucks----this has been a great purchase for me--even tho I drove it into water a couyple weeks later--and now have a grinding noise--I still love it and the battery connection is slick--but a few other good ones to choose from--I did the investigation and MGI AT was at top of list for hilly terrain-- either way if youve been pushing a cart--these are game changers !! good luck steve

no cannot push --the gears will still be engaged--you have to set the wheels (easily done altho Ive never done it) so they free wheel--somewhere on the MGI site they should show it

I have the same MGI ZIP NAVIGATOR AT. It had automatic down hill assist. Meaning when you are going down hill, it will detect that and automatically slow down. You can also control without the remote by pressing the button on the handle bars. I have recorded over 550 miles in just 2 years of oownership.

@@ronwatts9634 I dont use the handle bar control at all--I didnt know about the downhill speed detect--will have to try later today only issue I have is the grinding noise Im getting on left wheel-but I did put it into water-- -and have taken apart 5 times to try and fix-- I dont see the noise as a major issue-but will buy a ne wgearbox if need be--over all its a game changer for me--and love the simple setup was out with a buddy who has a V2 --and the setup much more involved--

There’s a button on each rear wheel (same button you use to remove the wheels from the axle), press and hold the button and move the wheel slightly away from the centreline and release the button, do the same thing on each side. In this position the wheels are freewheeling and you can push the buggy.

A seat is available -but only to sit and rest --but im thinking of getting it

You should see his new build a Smoothie-- go look at Hoosick Aeromodelers on facebook--Im so envious of his talent !

yes of course--but my initials are SG !!

I will check with the builder when i see him-but not sure he can advise

Happy that others can appreciate this great course