The MPT golf cart model is the predecessor to the Workhorse, designed mainly for commercial and industrial use. It looks very similar to the 's style Dodge Pickup truck. The E-Z-GO ST model was designed for the person looking for a vehicle to drive around their property, farm or just around the town.
The Workhorse golf cart is designed for commercial and industrial use, which is indicative of the model's name. E-Z-GO Medalist golf cart comes with distinctive metal body features with front plastic parts and integrated handles.
The Marathon model golf cart brought in a new era and technology. The model was a great success. Its particular features included a metal body with a front plastic nose part, individual seating, and no handles. Ride in a rugged, versatile golf cart that is fully equipped to help you on those challenging roads. The Terrain model offers higher ground clearance and good load capacity to allow you to get your work done.
Every golf cart ride is an opportunity to live to the fullest, and the E-Z-GO Express golf cart ensures that.
The Express golf cart models of E-Z-GO offer luxury and reliability through their unmatched features. Finding the model and year of your golf cart is very important for ordering parts. Whether they are aftermarket EZGO parts or replacements, you need to know the year and model to ensure you are getting the right part. Published February 17, by Golf Cart Garage. Written by Dave H. MPT Features Square shaped front nose with two light holes Single rectangular seat back 54" top with handles Non lifted Double headlights Cargo bed or box on the rear 4.
ST Features Square shaped front nose with two light holes Single seat back 54" top with handles Lifted vehicles with 20' tires or larger 5. This is important in most golf courses. The RXV model was first launched in The company makes a range of golf carts in this model with options to run using gas or electricity. The end use of the vehicles of these variants also varies. These carts are still being used by many golfers and others, if you were to go by the posts on the various forums.
This old vehicle has its charm and the used models are sold and bought all over the US even now. Some of the parts can be sourced on sites like eBay or from specialized parts dealers. Some users manage to lift the cart and replace the stock tires with larger ones and achieve better speeds than those stated here.
The reason for this could be that the gas variants weigh less. The batteries are heavy and can drag the carts down. Some users do modifications and gain on these speeds. However, the legally allowed top speed for golf carts is 20 MPH. So, the top speed is usually set just below this mark at It is a gas-powered vehicle. It features a continuously variable transmission CVT , and a rear axle ratio of It has one 12V battery. The remaining specifications look identical, with the rear axle ratio of There is a difference in the size of the tires.
Interestingly, however, there is no difference in the rated speed between the two which is 19 MPH. The braking system in the PDS is regenerative. The TXT Series golf carts are fleet vehicles and the braking system is not regenerative. This is one main difference. Other factors like design, shape, and looks are all the same and if you park them side by side you may not be able to tell them apart easily.
The other key difference between the two golf carts is in the electrical system. This can be used to set the various stages for the regen braking system.
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