FS Ball Polisher

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Ball Polisher for Sale.
5 Left.
Stands 12" high.
16" square.
Electric motor, 1/2 hp, 1200 rpm.
Manual switch with 15 minute timer.
14" turn-table is felt covered amd is 5/8" thick.
All 3/4" plywood construction.
No pulleys or belts.
Handles on side for easy lifting or moving.

A local poolroom had one of these and religiously cleaned 20 sets of balls every day for 5 years before they needed to replace pads.

One area poolroom has had their cleaner for 20 years.

$549 + UPS Shipping (costs will vary upon location).


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Brand new? Used? Does it come with extra cleaning pads? Does it come with a lid to close while the balls are cleaning and to keep the inside clean while not in use? Trades?
 
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These Ball Polishers are new. The gentleman who makes these, has done so for more than twenty years. Easy load. Best to turn on and load while the turn-table is moving. (Saves wear on the motor not having to start up with all the weight). Once the turn-table is running full speed, just load the balls into the hopper. Then, have a soft cloth available on which to pour a few drops of your favorite ball polish (I always used Karseal). While the turn-table is spinning add a drop of polish on each ball, then briskly rub the balls with the soft cloth in a circular motion two or three times then let them spin for 30 seconds or so. Done. If it takes more than two minutes to polish the balls , you're over doing it. The ball hopper locks in place with a slight rotation and unlocks the same way to unload. It does not come with extra pads. For home use you may never have to replace them. Personally, I had this machine in my pool room with 20 tables. I polished each set a minimum of one time daily and needed to replace the pads after 5 years or more than 1800 days at 20 sets of balls or more than 36,000 uses. It does not come with a cover of any sort. As I have described, one can tell, this polisher is of a commercial quality grade.
 
Ball Polisher for Sale.
5 Left.
Stands 12" high.
16" square.
Electric motor, 1/2 hp, 1200 rpm.
Manual switch with 15 minute timer.
14" turn-table is felt covered amd is 5/8" thick.
All 3/4" plywood construction.
No pulleys or belts.
Handles on side for easy lifting or moving.

A local poolroom had one of these and religiously cleaned 20 sets of balls every day for 5 years before they needed to replace pads.

One area poolroom has had their cleaner for 20 years.

$549 + UPS Shipping (costs will vary upon location).


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Who is the maker of this ball polisher?
 
Pretty Bulky

This polisher seems more suited to a pool hall environment where dozens of balls sets of pool balls have to get cleaned & polished.

For only 1-2 sets of pool balls, personally speaking, I think my Ballstar does an excellent job and has a 8 ball capacity, as well as a automatic polish/clean cycle (2 mins). It's not noisey, has a cover, doesn't weigh much so it's easily transported, it's sturdy & more compact, is widely used in pool halls because of its dependability........and costs less.

For commerical applications, this beast of a polisher seems well suited. However, for home use, forget about it......the Ballstar easily stores on a closet shelf since it's not much bigger than a crock pot. However, those that may want the country look of wood, and have the room to accomodate this polisher so it doesn't have to be moved & stored after being used, then this may be the way to go.
 
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