Jugs M1300 Combo Baseball/Softball Pitching Machine
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Jugs | M1300 Combo
Twenty to 104 mph is the widest speed range Jugs publishes on any machine in this catalogue, and the M1300 Combo is the machine that carries it. Jugs sells it as the Combination Pitching Machine and states it switches between baseball, softball and tennis on a patented Quick-Change leg design. Two dial controls set the speed, the published pitch list runs fastballs, curveballs, sliders and split-finger fastballs, and the whole thing sits on a 360-degree swivel base.
One hundred and four miles an hour is a college pitcher's fastball with the ceiling taken off, and 20 mph at the other end is slow enough for a first at-bat, which is why Jugs lists the M1300 for youth leagues, high schools and pitching machine leagues in the same line. It weighs 127 lbs, runs on 110V, throws baseballs, softballs and tennis balls, and rolls on pneumatic Grip-Tite tires. Jugs states one person can transport it in a standard car trunk with the legs removed. Chute sizes, wheel count, feed rate, hopper capacity and overall dimensions are not published for this machine, and this page leaves them out.
Inside the M1300 Combo
Four published details from the manufacturer, starting with the part that decides where the ball goes.
The published figures
Every line below appears on the manufacturer's own Combination Pitching Machine page.
Closer look
There is no faster figure in this catalogue. Jugs publishes the M1300 as adjustable from 20-104 mph on dual dial speed controls, and the top of that range is where a high school program prepares a hitter for velocity nobody on the roster can throw. The bottom of the range is the part people miss: 20 mph on the same machine means the M1300 Combo runs a pitching machine league game on Saturday morning and a varsity velocity session on Saturday afternoon. Four pitch types are published for it: fastballs, curveballs, sliders and split-finger fastballs.
Jugs describes the M1300 Combo as true three-in-one versatility, and the mechanism is the patented Quick-Change leg design. Long legs serve baseball and tennis, short legs serve softball, and both sets come with the machine. Ball types follow the same list: baseballs, softballs and tennis balls. Legs also come off entirely for transport, which is how 127 lbs goes into a standard car trunk with one person doing the lifting. The tires are pneumatic Grip-Tite; Jugs does not publish how many.
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Three machines that throw both sports. The M1300 Combo is the top of the range: 20-104 mph, four named pitches and a third sport on the same frame.
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