Sales, conversion and maintenance of golf carts and electric commercial vehicles, including our own repair workshop in Westerstede.
HSH Golfcarts & Gabelstapler GmbH
Westerstede (Neukamp 13, 26655)New on Amplifa
About HSH Golfcarts & Gabelstapler
HSH Golfcarts & Gabelstapler GmbH, based in Westerstede (Lower Saxony), has been active in electric vehicle technology since 1988. The company sells new and used golf carts and electric commercial vehicles, rents out vehicles, and buys used golf carts. Its value chain includes an own workshop with four lifts for repairs to brakes, steering, transmission and drive, custom customer conversions (lighting systems, trailer hitches, cargo beds, off-road chassis, wheelchair ramps, weather protection cabins), maintenance and safety inspections as well as charger testing according to DGUV3. A large spare parts warehouse with Trojan batteries, AGM and 48V lithium batteries ensures rapid servicing; a mobile on-site service complements the offering. Customers come from golf clubs, campsites, holiday resorts, nurseries, animal parks, gastronomy, and in-house transport.
- Site
- Westerstede
- Processes
- Repair of golf carts & E-commercial vehicles, Maintenance/Inspection of E-carts & golf carts (on-site or in workshop), Charger testing according to DGUV3, Battery testing, battery replacement, recharging of deeply discharged batteries, desulfation, Sales of new/used vehicles, rental, purchase, New and used vehicle sales, Rental, Purchase of golf carts
- Materials
- Trojan lead batteries, AGM batteries, Lithium batteries 48V, Steel tube frames, 48V Lithium Batteries (RoyPow 105/160 Ah), Trojan Lead Batteries 6V/8V/12V, AGM Batteries, Steel Tube Frames
- Certificates
- Charger testing according to DGUV3, Vehicle registration/acceptance §21
- Founded
- 1988
- Industries
- Golf clubs, Campsites, Holiday resorts, Nurseries, Animal parks, Gastronomy/Hotels
- 01
Consulting and sales (new/used vehicles)
- 02
Custom conversions and refurbishment in own workshop
- 03
Maintenance, inspection and safety inspection
- 04
Battery service including desulfation and charger testing according to DGUV3
- 05
Spare parts sales and mobile on-site service
Batteries & Vehicle Technology
48V Lithium Batteries (RoyPow 105/160 Ah)
Available in stock for battery replacement, with 5-year battery warranty on new vehicles.
Trojan Lead Batteries 6V/8V/12V
Common standard batteries for golf carts in stock.
AGM Batteries
Available on request as a low-maintenance alternative.
Steel Tube Frames
Robust frame construction of the distributed E-carts.
Locations
Westerstede
DEHeadquarters, sales, workshop, spare parts warehouse
- Materials
- Trojan lead batteries, AGM, 48V lithium
- 4 lifts
- Special charger for battery desulfation
Vehicles & Conversions
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Repair of golf carts & E-commercial vehiclesAssembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Maintenance/Inspection of E-carts & golf carts (on-site or in workshop)Testing | – | – | – | – | – |
| Charger testing according to DGUV3Testing | – | – | – | – | – |
| Battery testing, battery replacement, recharging of deeply discharged batteries, desulfationAssembly | – | – | – | – | Trojan batteries 6V/8V/12V, AGM batteries, 48V lithium batteries 105 and 160Ah |
| Sales of new/used vehicles, rental, purchaseAssembly | – | – | – | – | – |
2 Anlagen & Maschinen
| Machine | Manufacturer / model | Quantity | Working area | Year built | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lift | – | 4 | – | – | Workshop Westerstede |
| Special charger for battery desulfation | – | – | – | – | Workshop Westerstede |
Additional services
Reference customers
Service & Safety
Safety inspections and charger testing according to DGUV3 on-site or in the workshop; service work with original spare parts. Regular maintenance and individual inspection intervals ensure operational readiness and value retention.
| Evidence | Westerstede |
|---|---|
| Charger testing according to DGUV3 | |
| Vehicle registration/acceptance §21 |
History
- 1988
Company founded by Hans-Peter Harms and Heidemarie Harms, start of electric vehicle technology