Even though it seems like eons ago, in the not so distant past a female driver could pull in to a service hub and have her car serviced; an attendant would indeed come out and do any work for her that needed to be done. They filled your tank, and checked the air in your Tires as well as your oil level. You paid for the gas and the oil - and didn't pay for whatever else.

Car Maintenance - What Women Should Know

Those were fabulous times! Most women today don't even remember a time when such was the case. Short of having a guardian angel that doubles as an on-demand auto mechanic, every woman should at least have a basic understanding of how to care for her car.

When I first started dating my husband, I had been driving a pretty blue sports car for about a year. Being a gentleman, he offered to check whether my car needed service. He came to me at once and asked me when I had last changed the oil. "Do I need to convert the oil?" I asked him. I just topped off on the oil whenever needed, but never changed the oil. When he drained the oil, it was like sludge, probably because I had driven 25,000 miles without changing it. Now I've learned that I need to convert the oil regularly. A good way to remember to do it is to convert the oil colse to holidays. Since I drive 15,000 miles per year, oil changes every 5,000 miles coincide with Easter, Labor Day, and Christmas.

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Golf Trolley Batteries - Care and Maintenance Tips

Electric golf trolley Battery life depends on the estimate of golf rounds played and a host of other factors. Those factors include: 1) the estimate of times the Battery is charged, 2) frequency between charges, 3) period of charge, 4) estimate of fee drainage, 5) estimate of idle time, 6) warehouse conditions and 7) period of ample shelf time.

Golf Trolley Batteries - Care and Maintenance Tips

Following is some facts about factors affecting Battery life and tips about taking good care of your golf trolley Battery.

General facts about Golf Trolley Batteries

• Golf Trolleys use what are called "deep-cycle" batteries
• Normal life is 150 to 250 charging cycles (~ 150 - 250 rounds of golf).
• When discharged it can take about 8 to 12 hours to fully charge.
• The battery and charger that came with your trolley are unique. They should not be substituted with batteries/chargers usually available in sell shop as these could have small life.
• Using incompatible batteries/chargers could damage your electric trolley & void the warranty.
• Recommendation - perceive a installation assistance rep. Before trying to replace a battery or charger.
• Battery Poles: Red is positive; Black is negative. In case of replacement, reconnect the poles correctly; otherwise your trolley could suffer severe damage.

Safety Precautions:

• Don't disassemble
• Safety Hazard!
• Don't throw into a fire - potential Explosion!
• Don't touch the electric poles - safety Hazard!
• Charge in a well ventilated area
• Don't fee in a sealed box or in upside down position.
• Don't fee near a heater, or where heat accumulation may occur.

Tips on New Batteries:

• Before the first use of your battery, put it on fee for 12 to 24 hours to "activate" it.
• New batteries take 2-3 rounds and charging cycles before reaching full operating potential.

Tips on Battery Charging and Maintenance: Follow your manufacturer's instructions -- most propose the following procedures:

• Connect battery cable plug with charge, then plug the charger into an outlet. During charging cycle the Led on the charger will show a blinking green light (or a steady red light). When charging is perfect the light will turn into a steady green light. It is now okay to unplug the charger and use the battery.
• Fully fee before the first use.
• Do not leave the battery on the charger. Take off it from the charger after fee is complete.
• Recharge your battery as soon as potential after 18 holes.
• Do not fully discharge the battery by "overplaying" it. As this could shorten battery life.
• Don't keep your battery associated to the power outlet During continued power outages.
• Don't store the battery in the car trunk or other high-temperature areas.

Tips on Storing a Golf Trolley Battery for the "Off Season":

• Make sure the battery is fully charged before storing.
• Remove the battery from the charger. Disconnect charger from the power supply.
• Store in a cool dry place. Ideal is about 60 degrees F; 40 to 80 degrees F should be Ok.
• Store the battery so that air can get nearby all sides and the top.
• "Top off" the fee periodically (about every 4 to 6 weeks should be Ok)

Golf Trolley Batteries - Care and Maintenance Tips

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