This comprehensive repair manual covers all aspects of the Club Car Carryall I gasoline vehicle, specifically those produced between 1986 and 1991. It provides detailed information for both mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, empowering them to perform a wide range of repairs and maintenance tasks. The manual delves into general information, routine maintenance procedures, and intricate technical details covering the engine, fuel system, lubrication, cooling system, transmission, drive chain, sprockets, steering system, shocks, body work, intake and exhaust components, electrical system, and advanced troubleshooting techniques. With this manual, you can easily understand the intricacies of these systems and confidently tackle any repair or maintenance task, saving time and money in the process.

The 1986-1991 Club Car Carryall I is a versatile and durable utility vehicle designed for a wide range of applications. This gasoline-powered vehicle, manufactured by Club Car, was a popular choice for businesses, farms, and individuals needing reliable transportation and hauling capabilities. The Carryall I offered a compact design with a sturdy steel frame, accommodating up to six passengers in its spacious open-air cabin. A key feature of the Carryall I was its robust engine, typically a 10-hp gasoline engine, providing ample power for traversing various terrains, including gravel roads, fields, and uneven surfaces. This engine, coupled with a reliable transmission, offered excellent fuel efficiency and a smooth driving experience. The Carryall I's versatility extended beyond passenger transportation, with a payload capacity suitable for hauling cargo, tools, and equipment. Its open-bed design allowed for easy loading and unloading, further enhancing its utility in diverse environments.

The 1986-1991 Club Car Carryall I was known for its robust construction and user-friendly operation. Its simple design and accessible components made maintenance and repairs relatively straightforward, contributing to its long lifespan and popularity among users. Features such as power steering, comfortable seating, and a reliable braking system further enhanced the driving experience. Whether used for hauling materials on a construction site, transporting passengers on a golf course, or simply cruising around a farm or ranch, the Carryall I provided a dependable and efficient solution. Though production of this specific model ceased in 1991, the Carryall I remains a sought-after vehicle for those seeking reliable and versatile transportation with a touch of classic charm.