Getting Started

Below are your one-time installation instructions & instructions on the remote.

Important Notes:

The charger for the Caddie Wheel has a light- when charging it is red, when fully charged it will be green.
The remote should be charged after 18 holes as it may not last 36 holes.The Caddie Wheel is powerful little motor.
Most golfers tell me it takes about 2 rounds of golf to get used to it.If you have not seen our 11-minute video that is on our website, please view it. Besides the two Bobs talking about the Caddie Wheel, it shows how we use it. Basically, treat it as you would use your normal push cart but you do not have to push.Keep your hand on the handle when going uphill as that your cart will tip over.
Using "Lo" or "Mi" speed setting is the best way to use it.
You can start the Caddie Wheel by either pushing the button on the side or giving your cart a good push if you do not want to bend down.
If your cart does not run straight, then your front wheels need an adjustment. Please check with your cart manufacturer to find out how to do an alignment.
Overheating: high temperatures can cause batteries to overheat, leading to swelling, leakage or even rupture. In extreme cases, heat exposure can result in fires. To ensure battery safety and longevity, it's best to store the Caddie Wheel in a cool, dry place and avoid leaving them in hot cars whenever possible.

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