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Sports Attack Hack Attack Baseball Pitching Machine w/Extended Legs

Original price $3,679.00 - Original price $3,679.00
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Sports Attack Hack Attack Baseball Pitching Machine w/Extended Legs

The Sports Attack Hack Attack Baseball Pitching Machine w/Extended Legs is the three-wheel Hack Attack pitching machine supplied with a set of three 67 in. extended legs. Fitted to the tripod, the legs raise the ball release height from 53 in. to 70 in. Every pitch and every fungo leaves from that point, so the coach sets the starting height once and works from it. The hitter still tracks the ball through the feed, acceleration and release, as he would off a live pitcher. Pitch type stays a dial setting, and the head still pivots for fungo. The machine itself arrives fully assembled and plugs into 110V power.

The legs leave the Hack Attack's throwing head and controls exactly as they are. Three variable speed motors turn three concave 14 in. throwing wheels that grip the ball in three locations. It throws 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.

Ball Release Height
70"
With the extended legs fitted
Leg Length
67"
Set of three legs
Speed
100+
MPH
Distance
60 ft
Pitching distance
Three extended legs included 380 ft fungo fly balls 5 second recovery time Arrives fully assembled

The Leg Set

How it works

The extended legs change the height the ball leaves from, while the throwing head, the two handles and the transport routine work the way they do on the standard legs.

Extended legs for the tripod
A set of three legs for the Hack Attack baseball pitching machine, each measuring 67 in. Fitted to the tripod, they lift the ball release point by 17 in. over the standard legs, and they come out of their sockets the same way when the session ends.
17 in. higher
Ball grip at three points
Three variable speed motors drive three concave 14 in. throwing wheels. The ball is gripped in three locations, which gives the machine its control and accuracy.
Grip in three locations
Elevation and inside/outside control
From the taller setting the two handles work as they always do. Elevation raises or lowers the pitch inside the strike zone, and the inside/outside adjustment gives instant, minute ball location change at the plate.
Adjust between pitches
Un-Socket and Roll
The legs come out of their sockets to move the machine, and the chassis rolls on two heavy-duty transporting wheels that are separate from the throwing wheels.
Two transport wheels

Materials and Construction

Key features

See the ball clearly and fully
Three-wheel design
Heavy enough to absorb recoil
Moved by one person
Extra wide tripod base
Mounds and playing surfaces
Front wheel guards on the throwing wheels
Wheels stay off the ground

Working from the taller setting

How to use it

Sports Attack Hack Attack w/Extended Legs, machine on its tripod
Release point

Setting the ball release height

The three extended legs socket into the tripod, and the release height rises with them. 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.

  • Elevation adjustment handle raises or lowers the pitch
  • Inside/outside adjustment centers the first pitch with no shifting of the machine
  • Combined, the two controls reach any area of the strike zone between pitches
Elevation handle Inside/outside handle
Sports Attack Hack Attack w/Extended Legs, fungo and defensive work
Fungo and defensive work

Fungo work from the same setup

The throwing head pivots instantly in any direction, so a coach who has the machine standing tall can turn it from batting practice to defensive work without a rebuild. It sends fly balls out to 380 ft, alongside the shorter fungo work an infield session needs.

  • 380 ft fly balls that can drive fielders to the fence
  • Catcher's pop-ups with reverse spin
  • Towering infield pop-ups
  • Slicing line drives and grounders
  • Head pivots instantly in any direction for all fungo work
Pivoting head 5 second recovery
Sports Attack Hack Attack w/Extended Legs, labelled feature diagram
Wheels, head and frame

The Chassis Holding the Legs Up

Three variable speed motors turn the throwing wheels 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 has never replaced a throwing wheel from wear or heat exposure.

  • Three concave 14 in throwing wheels, three variable speed motors
  • Heat-treated alloy aluminum casting head over the throwing mechanism
  • Powder-coated rust-proof steel frame
Rust-proof steel frame Alloy casting head

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

The Hack Attack machine and a set of three 67 in. extended legs that raise the ball release point. A ball feeder and a protective screen are not included; the machine takes the Solo Feeder or the Team Feeder, sold separately.
17 in. higher. The standard legs put the ball release point at 53 in., and the extended legs put it at 70 in., measured at the point where the ball leaves the machine.
No. The machine throws 100+ MPH at 60 ft with a 5 second recovery between pitches, the same as the Hack Attack on standard legs.
All of it. The throwing head pivots instantly in any direction for 380 ft fly balls that can drive fielders to the fence, slicing line drives, catcher's pop-ups with reverse spin, towering infield pop-ups and grounders.
No. The legs lift out of their sockets and the machine tilts back onto two heavy-duty transporting wheels. The Hack Attack weighs 165 lbs on its standard legs, and one person moves it.
9 in. regulation leather baseballs, dimpled practice balls, Wiffle balls and all softer practice balls. Synthetic leather balls wear quickly and leave a residue on the throwing wheel, so leave them out, and keep to one ball type per session.
The Hack Attack arrives fully assembled and ready for immediate use. The three extended legs socket into the tripod.
A grounded 115 V single phase outlet runs the 110V machine, and 220V models are available. For a long run to the cage, use a #14/3 or heavier extension cord up to 200 ft, or a generator of at least 1200 W.
High school, college, professional and commercial programs, with the same level of play as the Hack Attack on standard legs.
Sports Attack backs the machine with a two-year warranty for residential and institutional use and one year for commercial use, covering materials, workmanship and the wear parts: throwing wheels, controllers and motors. Coverage runs from the date of original purchase, based on the serial number and date codes on the unit.
  • Speed: 100+ MPH
  • Distance: 60 ft.
  • Ball release height: 70" with the extended legs fitted
  • Leg length: 67", supplied as a set of three (3) legs
  • Recovery time: 5 seconds, and because of the three wheels it is almost instant
  • Pitches: Fastballs, curves, sliders, split fingers and knuckleballs, right- and left-handed
  • Fungo: 380 ft. fly balls, and the head pivots instantly for pop-ups, fly balls and grounders
  • Level of play: High school, college, professional and commercial
  • Weight: 165 lbs on its standard legs
  • Throwing wheels: Three concave 14" wheels driven by three variable speed motors
  • Ball requirements: Regulation leather baseballs, dimpled practice balls, Wiffle balls and all softer practice balls, and not synthetic leather balls
  • Portability: Quickly rolls on and off the field on two heavy-duty transporting wheels
  • Warranty, residential and institutional: Two years on materials, workmanship and wear components including throwing wheels, controllers and motors, from the date of original purchase.
  • Warranty, commercial: One year on materials, workmanship and wear components including throwing wheels, controllers and motors, from the date of original purchase.
  • Standard ball release point: 53" (without the extended legs)
  • Electrical: 110V, 220V models available; grounded 115 V single phase outlet
  • Extension cord: #14/3 or heavier, up to 200 ft
  • Generator: 1200 W minimum
  • Ball size: 9" regulation
  • Feeders: Solo Feeder (15 balls) or Team Feeder (150 balls), sold separately
  • Extended legs: a set of three (3) legs measuring 67", which raise the ball release height to 70"
  • Three-wheel design: the ball is gripped in three locations and stays in view through the feeding motion, acceleration and release
  • Dial-in pitch selection: the breaking pitch plane changes by adjusting the wheel speed dials, with the throwing head left where it stands
  • Pitch range: major league fastballs and right- and left-handed breaking pitches including curveballs, sliders and split fingers
  • Elevation adjustment handle: raises or lowers the pitch within the strike zone, and turns between pitches
  • Inside and outside adjustment: instant, minute ball location change at the plate, centering the first pitch with no shifting of the machine
  • Pivoting throwing head: pivots instantly in any direction for all fungo work, covering 380 ft fly balls, slicing line drives, catcher's pop-ups with reverse spin, towering infield pop-ups and grounders
  • Drive: three variable speed motors turning three concave 14" throwing wheels
  • Transport: the legs un-socket, then the chassis tilts and rolls on two heavy-duty transporting wheels with front wheel guards
  • Build: high tensile heat-treated alloy weather-resistant aluminum casting throwing head over a powder-coated rust-proof steel frame, on an extra wide tripod base
  • Machine: one Hack Attack baseball pitching machine on its extra wide tripod base
  • Legs: a set of three (3) extended legs measuring 67", which raise the ball release height to 70"
  • Assembly: the machine arrives fully assembled; the three extended legs socket into the tripod
  • Transport: two heavy-duty transporting wheels with front wheel guards, separate from the throwing wheels
  • Not included: ball feeder and protective screen