Guide To Build Your Own Rear Golf Cart Seat

If you are an avid golfer, then you cannot do without a golf cart

. A gold cart will help to carry your heavy golfing equipments all across the course without the need for carrying them by yourself. You can also drive in your cart around the green and relax in it when your need. Now, you have the opportunity to use your golf cart outside the course also. You can have a quick ride down the town or use it to carry your luggage or heavy materials to airports, retirement communities or recreational centers. You can also accessorize your golf cart with so many astonishing features available today such that it can be transformed to a luxury vehicle.

If you wish to take more passengers in your cart, you require building your own rear cart seat to accommodate more people. Normally, when you purchase a golf cart, it may come with two or more seats with some space on the back for carrying your golfing equipments. If you wish, you can easily add a back seat on your cart with the help of some materials that you can purchase from the home improvement store of your locality.

Installing new seats would be expensive, but you can save a lot when building a rear golf cart seat of your own. You should first measure the front seat's length and breadth and then transfer these measurements on a plywood piece. After cutting the plywood with this measurement using a circular saw, cut a piece of vinyl in such a way that they are 3 inches bigger that the cut plywood piece. This will be required to fold the four sides. You will now require some foam to be attached to the seating. Get a 3 inch of foam cut with a scissors to suit the size of the plywood. In order to paste the form, use some adhesive that can be sprayed on the entire foam. After letting the glue to completely dry, you should carefully lay the cut piece of vinyl on the foam tightly. You should also pull the vinyl around the plywood so that they remain in its place with the staple. You should also provide a rear seat support to it by connecting a square metal pipe for about 2 inches.

by: Steve Christopher

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