SPIKE BRUSHES THE SCRUSHER Deluxe Scrusher


• Thoroughly cleans spikes and sides of shoes. •3sperate bottombrusheswith long lasting nylon bristles. • 2 softer side brushes that will not scratch shoes. • Extra space between bristles helps prevent buildup. 14000 Deluxe Scrusher 14100 Scrusher


$99.00 $76.00


14102 Bottom Replacement Brush ea $6.00 (3 needed)


14103 Side Replacement Brush ea (2 needed)


OptionalMounting Stakes Scrusher


14106 6“AsphaltMounting Stake ea (4 req) 14124 18 “ Turf Mounting Stake ea (4 req)


$2..00 $2..50


$10.00


DELUXE SCRUSHER HANDLE


• Helps players maintain their balance. • Bolts securely to underside of the Deluxe Scrusher.


14050 Scrusher Handle $49.00 SPIKE KLEENER


• Efficient synthetic brushes. • Cast aluminum powder coated base. • Includes four 3 1/2” spikes. • Choice of three colors. Red


Green Black


14350 14450 14750


$41.00 $41.00 $41.00


DUALKLEENER STAND


• Portable, move to wherever needed. • Anchors in the ground or in asphalt with three 3 1/2” anchors (included).


36650 DualKleener Stand $210.00


VERTICAL POST MOUNT W/BRUSH


• Mounts to any 2 3/8“ round post. 14950 Vertical Post Mt Brush $76.00


DELUXE SHOE CLEANING STATION


• Use compressed air to aid your golfers in cleaning their shoes. • Grass clippings and dirt are dislodged and fall into a lower tray that can be removed and emptied. (Compressor not Included) JFGSCS100 Cleaning Station


$759.95 JFGSCS110 Cleaning Station w/compressor $2099.95 REPLACEMENT SPIKE BRUSH


• Replacment brush for DualKleener, Spike Kleener, Console Mount and Vertical Mount Spike Brushes.


14252 Replacement Brush $10.00 www.easypicker.com 800.641.4653 email: salesdept@easypicker.com 81


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