Reporting requirements for bringing money into or out of the U.S; The FinCEN 105 form
Step One - Clean the Cart. You will need to wash the golf cart so it is spotlessly clean. Use sponges and scrubbing brushes to remove all stubborn areas of dirt. Use hot water because this will soften up and debris and make it easy to remove. Tackle all areas until you are happy that the cart is as clean as it can be.
Your golf cart batteries should be charged with each use and not be allowed to fully discharge or âdeep cycleâ for longest life. If you use your cart all morning, consider a boost charge while you are eating your lunch for maximum battery life and range. An 80% recharge can be accomplished in 2 hours but the last 20% can take 6 hours or more. If you interrupt a charge mid term, be sure to unplug the AC cord before you unplug from the cart.