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Guides worth keeping

Step by step guides for the jobs people ask about most. Written for Montana conditions, because a winterization guide written in Arizona is not much use here.

Seasonal

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How to Winterize a Gas Golf Cart

Winterization steps for gas golf carts, focused on the fuel problems that cause most spring no-start calls in northwest Montana.

3 min read

Four golf carts lined up in a row, cleaned up and ready for the season.

Spring Startup Checklist

What to check before the first proper ride of the season, whether your cart is gas or electric.

2 min read

Buying and selling

Batteries

Under the Seat with JR

Straight from the shop floor

Shorter pieces than the guides above. Seasonal advice, straight answers on upgrades, Montana cart law, and the questions Jared gets asked most.

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A row of golf carts parked under an open sided storage barn.

Fall Service Booking Is Open

Winterization slots for the coming off season are open now. Whitefish cart barn owners, seasonal package customers and everyone storing a cart in the Flathead.

A golf cart with its rear seat lifted and its service panel open, an open toolbox on the ground beside it and a summer sun overhead.

The Five Calls I Get Most in August

Peak season breakdowns are pretty predictable. Here are the five most common August calls, what usually causes them and what you can check first.

A tire pressure gauge, a jug of distilled water and a scrub brush laid out in a row on a bench.

Three Things Worth Five Minutes

A quick July check for golf cart owners in the Flathead. Three things that take five minutes and prevent most of the calls I get in August.

Rather have somebody else do it?

These guides exist because Jared would rather you knew how. But seasonal packages exist for exactly the jobs above, and they get done properly and on time.