Golf Cart Rear Seat Install

A quick video on installing the Buggies Unlimited Golf Cart seat. This was purchased off of Amazon and proved to be a very nice seat! www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01... I was very pleased with the product and the instructions. It was an easy install, but did take an afternoon to complete. As a bonus I show you how to wire in a battery-meter into a G19 Yamaha golf cart!.

[@johnhubble5373]

⛔️ I usually Add a 1”X10” board around the circumference of the truck bed. I purchase a 4’X4’ piece of Luan ( thin plywood ) for the bottom. I hold the box down with bungee chords. Works well for Firewood, a saw, tools etc. Thnx for the Video. : j

[@masterofnone8065]

That's a great idea! Thanks for watching! :D

[@royallclark6331]

Liked the video... Helped out a bunch!! I just wished you had a little better lighting. The bonus at the end was a HUGE bonus for me... I added a new 48v to 12v stepdown transformer and was looking for the the keyed 12v wire to turn the transformer off when the key is off.

[@masterofnone8065]

Thanks! I have since renovated the garage and installed new lighting, wiring and better walls. :D

[@masterofnone8065]

If you're interested here is a video on the garage renovation -> th-cam.com/video/rsikzxH81fw/w-d-xo.html Also: I thought I had a video put up of a full rewiring I did on that same golf cart this year, but it looks like I never uploaded it. I also added a step down transformer, new front LED lighting, a flashing dome light on top and custom made switches for it too.

[@quill6211]

Nice video, thx

[@masterofnone8065]

Thank you!

[@PCRRAMROD]

I have a g2, any advice?

[@masterofnone8065]

As long as you purchase the correct compatible kit, it really shouldn't be all that different in the install process. I'm sure you'll do splendidly!

[@PCRRAMROD]

@@masterofnone8065 can you recommend a kit?

[@masterofnone8065]

@@PCRRAMROD Not personally, but there are quite a few that show up on Amazon. Depending on your 'area' will depend on which style to go with. The steel one I put on this cart is great for Northern PA. The same kit in SC along the ocean quickly rusts out however and it's best to go with as much composite/plastic as you can. Even if it means a few extra $$.