I'm letting the TAV (Turkey Assault Vehicle) go. I just don't need it anymore. 36 volt EZGO and comes with charger. It's probably gonna need a set of batteries this year and the roof will need some new paint. All 4 tires are aggressive and practically new. Full disclosure, this is not a cart made to run up and down a ton of hills and hollers. It is awesome for flat land and for around the farm. If you have a decent road system without a lot of deep ruts and challenges, it would be perfect. All my terrain now is too challenging for this cart so that's the reason I'm letting it go. I can text pics if you PM or leave number here. $1000

Dr. B

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That's a good deal doc! I hope you didn't wash all the gobbler blood off.

There's been plenty on it!

Dr. B

All pm's returned.

Dr. B

Depending on the model, this might be an excellent cart to build into an off-road machine. Lift kit, upgraded controller, and maybe two more batteries and you'll be in business.

To answer a few of the same questions that are cropping up in several PM's:

This is a good cart. It has gotten me through mud and hills and is a helluva cart for turkey hunting, hence the name "TAV." It is not a "Beast" or "Bad Boy" but it has hauled my butt and my 220lb son up some hills that would have you breathing pretty hard if you walked it. I've loaded myself, another person, and 3 bags of corn on it and never had it check up. It's a solid cart and if I still could hunt the tract I initially bought if for and my land in Lowndes that I used to own, no way would I let it go. It was perfect for those places and allowed me an extra 30 minutes on my turkey hunts because it turned a 30 minute walk back to the truck into a 5 minute haul ass ride. My deer and turkey tracts have terrible roads that a D6 dozer would balk at so this ain't the cart for that. It also has a bad-ass custom paint job with turkey tracks and leaf patterns . Somebody may want to touch up the paint though.

This cart could also be a project and will probably need a new set of batteries this year or next depending on how much use it gets which is why I'm pricing it where it is. I charged it up last night as took it for a spin around the neighborhood today and it has some scoot to it.

I hope this clarifies most of the questions that folks may have. PM me with any more questions. I've got about 10 pics of it but since photobucket is a PITA, I can just text them if anyone wants. Thanks!

Dr. B

TAV

Thanks! That's my TAV in its' prime!

Dr. B

looks like you have had turkey walking on it

Couple of older pics.

Dr. B

Any guess on what a set of batteries would cost?

I just replaced batteries & cables on my 36v and it was approximately $750

You're probably gonna be around $600+tax for batteries. Cables on the TAV are good. It's like buying 6 car batteries at once.

Dr. B

bump. Need to fund another project. Price drop to $800 or will entertain reasonable offer.

Dr. B

I priced a set of Trojan batteries for mine the other day for $675. Those are about the best batteries made and I got 5 years out of the set I'm replacing.

Edit: My cart is a 48v so it would be cheaper than that

Ever up towards northern Alabama or Chattanooga?

Hardly ever. Heard it's nice tho!

Dr. B

Doc, what is the year and model of it? Is it a series cart or PDS?

Putting a HD controller and solenoid on it is an easy job. Add one more battery and it will go most anywhere a 2wd ATV will go. If you need a 4wd probably best to move on.

It's an EZGO and I'm not sure of the year as I bought it used myself. Batteries are in series.

Dr. B