Weathershield for golf cart and a method of enclosing a golf cart
OwnerKenneth N. Spicherinventor
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A weathershield for use on golf carts, or the like, of the type having a passenger compartment. The weathershield includes in combination a pipe frame mounted on the golf cart. The pipe frame has a roof defined by a front pipe, a back pipe, and a pair of side pipes secured to the front pipe and to the back pipe. The weathershield additionally includes a first sheet of flexible, water repellent material in a configuration which includes a top wall having outer dimensions at least equal to the outer dimensions of the roof of the pipe frame, and a front and a rear wall depending downwardly from the outer edges of the top wall portion and being of sufficient length to respectively detachably fasten to the front and to the rear of the golf cart for enclosing the same. The front wall includes a first transparent portion for visibility in guiding the golf cart. A pair of doors are easily removably secured to the pair of front upright support pipes by hinges having easily removable pins. The method of enclosing a golf cart includes mounting on the golf cart the pipe frame, positioning over the pipe frame the first sheet of flexible, water repellent material, and securing hingedly the pair of doors to a pair of front upright support pipes.
A weathershield means for use on golf carts, or the like, of the type having a passenger compartment comprising in combination a pipe frame means mounted on said golf cart, said pipe frame means having a roof defined by a front pipe, a back pipe, a pair of side pipes secured to the front pipe and the back pipe, a pair of front upright support pipe members mounted on the golf cart and secured to said roof in close proximity to the juncture of the front pipe with the pair of side pipes, and a pair of rear upright support pipe members mounted on the golf cart and secured to the roof in close proximity to the juncture of the back pipe with the pair of side pipes;
A method of enclosing a golf cart of the type having a passenger compartment comprising the steps of:
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