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Intech Tri Trac 3-Wheel Pull Golf Cart

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Intech Tri Trac 3-Wheel Pull Golf Cart

(42 customer reviews)

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D5S@DHI24027

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Intech Tri- Trac 3 Wheel Cart.Three-wheeled push design. Wide Tube steel frame Water-resistant score card holder Ball,tee and pencil holders Designer Wheels Anti-slide treaded tires Soft-grip handle. Detachable water bottle

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Product Details

Product Weight:	13.25 pounds
Package Length:	32.0 inches
Package Width:	12.4 inches
Package Height:	9.5 inches
Package Weight:	13.6 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 42 reviews

Features

Nylon bag straps with snap-lock buckles
Three-wheel design
Two-step folding design for storage
One-year limited warranty

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.5

( 42 customer reviews )
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34 of 36 found the following review helpful:

Bargain 3-wheel cart Jul 09, 2006 By Darren King "dmk"
Got mine for a song at a local K's merchandise, and it's fine. It's no pneumatic-spoked-tire Bag Boy, but you're not paying that price, either. I'd prefer a "drink cup" to the special water bottle they provide, but that's a small quibble. The pencil holder design is a little poor, as is the score card holder. As far as pushing/pulling the cart goes, it does nicely. The non-detachable, fold-under third wheel is clever and time-saving. I like this cart much more than this review comes across. As soon as I can make mine stop pulling to the left, I'll REALLY like it!

12 of 12 found the following review helpful:

Push Golf Cart Apr 13, 2009 By Ingeborg Coffman
I love this Golf cart, I play every week on a Disney Golf Course and the one I play on, there is no electric golf carts allowed. I push or pull mine with ease, very well disigned and lightweight for easy folding and putting into a car trunk, also very good quality.

10 of 10 found the following review helpful:

Good price and good cart Oct 22, 2009 By B. Cheng
Good price. Good quality. I used it few times for golfing. No problem. No brake, it means lighter weight, less problem to fix. There is always a way to keep it from running away. The bottle is bad but holder is good. I cut open the bottle side way, drill some holes and put a shoelace on it. Then I can put my thermos in it. The handle is strong, I put an umbrella holder on it with no problem. Assembling the cart is easy, but have to make sure every joint is securely in place.

7 of 7 found the following review helpful:

Good entry-level three wheel cart Apr 14, 2010 By Benjamin Power "Ben Power"
I received mine yesterday, and these are my initial impressions (will update when I've used it a while).

Packaging:
Looks good. It was solidly packed and there was no damage whatsoever.

Features:
On one hand, I take off a star because of features. If you play on a very hilly course like the one I am a member of, you will want to know that THIS CART HAS NO BRAKES. But for the price, I can work around it. Also, most cart manufacturers know that a golfer may need something to hold a beer can/bottle. Intech, apparently, does not. However, this is a $60 cart. Carry your own beer.

On the other hand, for the price range, I think it has a solid entry-level feature set (ball/tee/scorecard holder, folding cart, three wheels, decent materials). It folds with the cart on it and will fit easily in the trunk of my car (I have a Civic). I'm not really disappointed, although I do think Intech should consider adding brakes.

Quality:
I can't answer this very well as it's still new. I will say that the quality looked fairly good during assembly. The frame and wheels seem solid, and the parts were all in excellent shape post-travel. I tied my cart down on it with the provided straps, and it rode well.

There was a minor issue - the bolt that attaches the front wheel assembly to the frame had not been deburred, and it had a large sliver of metal on it that happened to go right into my finger. Watch out for that...

Value:
This is where this cart earns its marks. For the decent quality and relatively good feature set, the price is exceptionally low. I shopped around for at least a week (amazon, ebay, a number of golf websites) and this tied with the Stowamatic for best price on a value three-wheeler.

Final:
I'm looking forward to years of use out of this cart. I expect to get three years at least.

EDIT: I've been using the cart for a month or so now. My thoughts now that I've had it a while:

- It's good quality for the money.
- Like another review said, it does lean to one side (in my case, the right), though not severely. This can be lessened by pushing with my right hand rather than my left.
- The lack of brakes is not as big a deal as I thought it would be. It did start to roll away once (it's VERY windy and quite hilly where I live) but for the most part, it's not an issue.
- My course owner was upset I didn't buy from him. But of course, the cheapest 3-wheel in his pro shop is over $100.
- Glad I bought it.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Intech Tri Tech 3 wheel pull golf cart Nov 15, 2010 By snowball
I recently decided to purchase not one but pull golf cart for my brother whom i often golf with. I read most of the reviews and found this particular item by Tri Tech to have the most positive review. I recieved them within 5 days and they were very easy to assemble. They work great on the course with no problems. However the only downfall is the water bottle it comes with is very cheap and with the bracket that holds it in place does not allow to to interchange the bottle with one of your choice.

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