1984-87 Club Car DS - Starter and Generator Belt
Review:
There is no worse feeling than finding a hair in your food, other than maybe walking out to a broken Club Car Starter Generator Belt. Now you have to walk home or wait for a cab. This is the last thing you want to deal with. They ruined your meal, but we are determined not to let this ruin your night. Not only can we get you a great deal on what you need, but we will have you talk to an expert in the process to make sure you get a solution and not just a placeholder.Over time this golf cart belt will start to get thin due to regular operation. It rides between sheaves that generate high heat through friction. This will cause a combination of melting and wear that makes this an annual part, if not more. If you allow it to go longer than that without replacement, it can also elongate. This will cause hard starting and maybe even a need to try and Flintstone it a little. If you do not want to have to push your cart down the road, add this to one of your seasonal tune-ups every year.This Club Car belt is one of three on your carriage. You also have a drive belt and a timing belt. Chances are the timing is ok, but if you have to replace the generator belt, you will need the drive as well. If you have not already replaced it, this is the higher wear of the two visible units. So if you are going to be under the seat anyway, you might as well get them both handled simultaneously. So give Buggies Unlimited a call and let them set you up with everything you need to get your caddie back on the road.
