$1,845.00

Greenhill 180 ST Digital 22Ah Lithium Golf Buggy
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GreenHill 180ST 22Ah Lithium $1845 with Sport Wheels and 22Ah Lithium Battery and 5A Automatic Lithium Charger

Made in UK

NEW Digital Speed Control and Distance Function with 10, 20 & 30 metre count down display. Left hand or Right hand and optional security code programming. NEW Soft Grip Handle for comfort all game. The GreenHill ST Digital weighs only 9 kg with wheels attached, light to lift & put in your boot. Air Aircraft grade aluminium frame provides durability and strength without unnecessary weight. Powerful 180watt EMD Motor and worm drive gearbox quietly power your clubs around the course. The Original folding chassis with Compact frame allows easy fold and storage. The Ergonomic T-bar handle has a central speed knob with left or right hand operation for better comfort and control. Powered by a BGB 12.8V 22Ah LiFePo4 Lithium Battery with BGB Battery Bag and Anderson Leads. The BGB 5Amp 12Volt Automatic Fan cooled Lithium Charger maintains your battery 24/7. Clip-on rear wheels with puncture proof tyres have a Free-wheel setting to allow use without battery and can be easily removed for storage or cleaning. New 4 point bag holder and Bag Location to secure your GreenHill Bag. Deluxe padded Box Seat / Sprung Stem, removable Sand Bucket Ring and Deluxe umbrella holder. Easy Fold Locking Clips to make folding a breeze. Stands on rear frame for space saving storage. Compact Dimensions (folded) Height 96cm (40cm) Width 60cm Length 120cm (80cm).

Greenhill 180ST Sports Wheels

Greenhill 180ST Sports Wheels Folded

Greenhill 180ST with Sports Wheels Greenhill Golf Bag (not included)

Skyline Sport Wheel - Turf Air Wheel

BGB 12.8 Volt 22Ah Lithium LiFePO4 Battery

5A Aluminium Fan Cooled Automatic Lithium Charger

WHY UPGRADE TO LITHIUM

10 reasons to upgrade to a BGB Lithium LiFePo4 22Ah Battery for your 12 Volt Electric Golf Buggy.

1. Lighter to Lift - 70% Lighter Lifting. The BGB Lithium Battery weighs around 30% of an equivalent Lead Acid Battery. BGB Lithium LiFePo4 22Ah Batteries weigh 3kg Lead Acid 22Ah Batteries weigh 10kg You have to lift and carry the battery to your car, lift out of the car and put on your buggy, lift back into the car and lift and carry again when you get home to recharge the battery. Four times a day 10kg Heavy Lift and Place or 3kg with ease.

2. Lighter to Drive - 23% Lighter Effort Required. If your buggy weighs 10kg, Golf Bag 10kg and Lead Acid Battery 10kg, Total weight 30KG. To drive your buggy around the course for 4 hours, each time you change direction or go downhill you feel the strain of the 30KG.Changing to Lithium saves 7kg which is over 23% of the overall equipment weight. Making a huge difference if the effort required driving the course and holding on downhill.

3. Less Wear and Tear - 35% Less to Transport Your buggy currently carries 20kg, 10kg Golf Bag 10kg Lead Acid Battery. Changing to Lithium saves 7kg which is 35% of the equipment carry weight. The result is less wear and tear on the buggy wheels, tyres, clutches, motor, gearbox and frame. Every part is less worn with a 35% reduction in the payload saving in repairs and replacements.

4. Faster - 20% Faster wheel speed LithiumLiFePo4 batteries provide 12.8 Volts of power increasing the wheel speed by 20% over a 12 Volt Lead Acid Battery. Extra speed to use when going uphill or when you have to catch up.

5. Charges Quicker - Fully Charged in less than 3 hours after 18 holes The BGB 14.6V 5A Automatic Fan Cooled LiFePo4 Lithium Battery Charger charges you battery in less than 3 hours after a powering your buggy around 18 holes of golf.

6. More Capacity - 27 to 36 Holes on one charge The Lithium LiFePo4 12.8V22Ah battery provides a capacity to travel 36 holes on most courses. If you are playing match play or feel like an extra nine you have the capacity. You can even top up the charge while having lunch to guarantee you have plenty of excess capacity.

7. No Slow Down - Full power for 18 Holes The Lithium Battery provides 12.8 Volts for the full round of Golf and over 12 Volts up to 36 holes. The Lithium Battery Management System inside your Lithium Battery delivers the constant power to your buggy and turns off when capacity is exhausted. The BMS also protects the battery from Over Charging, Over Discharging, Over Current Draw and Over Temperature Operation.

8. Longer Life - Designed to perform for over 5 years Lithium batteries are designed to provide over 1000 cycles to 80% of Capacity. The battery performance is maintained by the BMS throughout the life of the Lithium Battery.

9. Less Battery Use - More Freewheel operation As the overall weight is less during the operation of the buggy with a lithium battery the percentage of time when the battery is required to power the buggy is reduced and the freewheel time is increased saving more battery power for a later day.

10. Increases Smiles - Every time you pick up your Lithium Battery you notice the lack of effort required and this usually causes a Smile, especially from long term lead acid users.

A new fan cooled Automatic 5A battery charger is included in the price as well as a new battery lead to fit your 12Volt Electric Buggy. The longer battery life, faster charges, less wear and tear on your buggy that is provided by the BGB 22Ah LiFePo4 Lithium will also lower your cost per round.

COLOUR Black

WHEELS OPTION SKyline Sports Wheels shown above or Optional Greenhill Tubeless Turf Air Wheels add $100.

A Lithium Powered GREENHILL 180ST Digital for only $1845

Free Pickup - BGB 215 Eastern Valley Way Middle Cove NSW 2068 10am to 5pm Weekdays

Freight by Courier - No P.O. Boxes. Ship to NSW, VIC, SA, SE QLD and Capital Cities only Will quote freight to other destinations

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