Sports Attack Hack Attack Baseball Pitching Machine w/Extended Legs
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Ball Release Height of 70 Inches
This listing is the Hack Attack supplied with a set of three extended legs. The legs measure 67 in, and they raise the ball release height to 70 in. That is the number to work from when a coach is deciding where the ball should start, because every fastball, breaking ball and fungo the machine throws leaves from that point.
Underneath the legs the machine is the Hack Attack. Three variable speed motors turn three concave 14 in throwing wheels, the ball is gripped in three locations, and Sports Attack publishes 100+ MPH at 60 ft with a 5 second recovery. The elevation adjustment handle still raises and lowers the pitch, and the inside/outside adjustment still moves ball location at the plate.
The Leg Set
The leg set is what separates this listing from the standard Hack Attack. Everything it changes and everything it leaves alone is set out below.
Materials and Construction
A machine sitting higher on its legs still has to hold still through a round of batting practice. These are the build details Sports Attack publishes for the Hack Attack chassis.
Working From 70 Inches
Three legs, 67 in each, socketed into the tripod. With them fitted, Sports Attack puts the ball release height at 70 in. Set the machine up once at that height and the two handles do the rest of the placement work: elevation moves the pitch up and down within the strike zone, the inside/outside adjustment moves it across the plate, and both can be turned between pitches with the machine left where it stands.
The throwing head pivots instantly in any direction, so a coach who has the machine standing at 70 in can turn it from batting practice to defensive work without a rebuild. Sports Attack publishes 380 ft fly balls for this machine, alongside the shorter fungo work an infield session needs.
Three concave 14 in throwing wheels on three variable speed motors, inside a high tensile, heat-treated alloy, weather-resistant aluminum casting head. The frame is powder-coated rust-proof steel and the base is an extra wide tripod. Sports Attack states it has never replaced a throwing wheel from wear or heat exposure.
Choosing a Leg Set and a Chassis
Two decisions separate these machines: how the pitch is set, and how tall the release point is. Both leg options are listed for the full-size Hack Attack and for the Junior.
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