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There are basically two types of golf carts. Gasoline powered or electric. Both types have advantages and disadvantages. With the gasoline powered golf cart you are able to refill the gas tank with a gas can. With the electric golf cart, you are restricted to a location that has available electricity to recharge the batteries. I personally prefer the electric golf cart. I have found that for the uses that I use a golf cart for, the electric golf cart will maintain a charge for roughly 1 week. Also the electric golf cart does not pollute our air, which benefits everyone.

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Lots of golfers these days are choosing to buy their own golf carts instead of just rent them each time they play. If you play a lot of golf, and live close to a golf course that allows you to use your own golf cart, you can actually save lots of money in the long run by buying a cart. Here are some tips to consider on how to make a smart purchase when you buy a golf cart.

* First of all, consider where you intend to store your golf cart when it is not in use. Make sure that you have a large enough area for storage so that it will easily accommodate the golf cart that you intend

to buy.

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Used golf carts essentially are available in two options, gas powered or electric powered. Each power option has its strength and weaknesses on the golf course or out in the field. Feel free to use the information below to help steer you in the right direction when buying a used golf cart.

Gas powered golf carts simply run on gas. Diesel gas or standard unleaded gas powered golf carts are available. One negative aspect against the gas powered golf carts is that you might need to carry around a can of gas with you incase your engine runs out. If this were to happen, you would simply refill the golf cart with gas and then be on your way. However, if

you did not have an extra can of gas with you, you might find yourself stranded where you ran out. Used golf carts that run on gas can be to your advantage. Sure running out of gas is not something you want to happen. However, it is much easier to refill and get going again if you have a spare gas can with you.

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Used pool tables are frequently available. Keep an eye on your local classified section for moving sales, yard sales, estate sales, and so on. You re sure to run across something eventually.

When shopping for used pool tables, ask all the same questions you would if you were buying a new pool table. What size is it: 7, 8, or 9 feet? What are the body, bed, and cloth made out of?

If the body is made out of more than one piece of solid wood or other material, check the connections for wear and tear. How sturdy is the table? Crawl underneath the table and have a look, as if you were a car mechanic. Stand next to the table and

give a shake or two, back and forth, and side to side. Bring a carpentry level with you. Set the table on even ground (as gauged with the level) and test the bed with the level. Shoot a couple of games of pool on it. How does the action feel? Is the ball trajectory hampered by inconstancies in the felt, either on the surface or in the cushions? How well preserved are the cushions? Do they have any tender spots? Are they sagging anywhere?

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Mopeds are great if you live in a large town or city. You can also use them to go out in rural trails. They are less expensive to purchase, own, and operate than a car. Used mopeds are a great way to save even more money.

There are several things you can do to help you find used mopeds. The first is to post a classified ad either online or in the classifieds section of the newspaper. Outline the type of moped you would like and how much you are willing to pay.

The second way is to search online for used moped dealers. Some companies actually let you purchase mopeds online. The advantage is that you may be able to find

some good deals. The disadvantage is that you may need to put it together yourself.

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