🧹 Club Clean Kraft: Ultimate Cleaning Power with Bracket Kit Included Review

We have a creek in our backyard that runs through the golf course. My three year old loves finding golf balls. We sell them (for his college fund) by the bucketful. I figured if we cleaned them up a bit we could sell them for more. Such results were not to be expected from balls that had been in the creek for who knows how many months. Years?

My golf partner loves it. We both play on a public golf course, so we rent a new cart every time. I have longer bolts and wing nuts and now I attach the cleaner to the car every time before a game and take it off when we're done with a round. The cleaner does a great job cleaning racquets and balls and I am very happy with my purchase.

The device does a good job cleaning balls and racquets. However, there is no outline for the mounting bracket on my cart. With the tools and understanding of what I wanted, I built a 1" square tube mount and installed it on my rear basket. With such a wet spring, he did a great job of keeping my gear clean!

I have a 24ft ball vacuum that picks up golf balls from the water and woods. I bought this ball cleaner to clean up the bounty and hopefully put the color back into the balls. I mounted it on a wooden table top to use when needed. When not in use, it is stored on a shelf in the garage. To my great surprise it removed golf balls by over 95% and I would now rate it as good to very good. The Florida retirees lose a lot of good balls. 😎

Take 90-120 minutes to create your own mount and template, then redesign it. What was delivered does not match the device. They are offset about 1/2 inch on one side and 1 inch on the other. If you don't catch it before drilling holes in your carriage, you will have to drill new holes. Also, the screw heads that come with it are too big for the mount, so you'll need new screws as well. If you're looking for ease of use, this isn't for you.

This cleaner works great! Cleans balls and racquets well, easy water changes. Great addition given the lack of cleaners on the course due to Covid-19 related changes. I've seen a few reviews about the ball not spinning but that's like any short throw cleaner, just lift the ball so it comes out a little and the ball spins on the way down. I built a small aluminum frame so I could sit on the back of the dolly and not get random "drops" when dragging my clubs over the fender. It's easier to get in

This does not fit your 2011 Yamaha Drive. The "universal" mounting kit does not fit the wheel camber sufficiently for surface mounting and the gutter system does not allow mounting on the sides of the basket or roof supports. The only way to make it work is to put a 2" block between the basket frame and the ball wash mount. It looks a bit crappy but I had to fix it quickly so I guess I'll do it. characteristics of ratings; It seems built pretty well, all those ball washers are overpriced…

The product is supplied without fixing screws for fixing the washer to the base plate. I had a supply of screws and washers so that's not a problem for me. The ball washer comes with two 3 inch bolts and nylon nuts. To mount the unit to the horizontal member at the back of my cart, I used two more 3" screws (4 total) and two back plates (I used two brackets for window curtain transfers) to secure the ball washer base plate fasten the horizontal element. See attached image for more information…