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Jugs | Carousel Feeder Jugs Carousel Feeder The Carousel Feeder is one product sold in eight versions, and the version you need is decided by the machine already in your shed. Jugs builds a separate Carousel Feeder for the BP1 group, for the SP3 and BP3 Baseball, for the SP3 and BP3 Softball, for the BP2 Baseball, for the mini3 Baseball, for the mini3 Softball, and a Combo Carousel Feeder for the combo machines. Pick the wrong one and you own a feeder that will not mount. The section below lists all eight in Jugs' own groupings so you can match your machine before you order. What every version does is the same. A Lexan drum holds 36 baseballs or 18 softballs and releases a ball every 6 seconds, so the person in the cage is the only person at practice. The frame is heavy-duty steel, the legs carry multi-point adjustments for height and angle, and the feeder runs on 110-volt AC. Jugs does not publish a weight, a dimension or a per-version capacity for the Carousel Feeder, and this page does not invent any of them. Drum Capacity 36 baseballs Or 18 softballs Feed Interval 6 seconds One ball, hands off Power 110-volt AC Wall outlet Machine Versions Eight Chosen at purchase 36 baseballs or 18 softballs A ball every 6 seconds Lexan drum, steel frame Multi-point leg adjustments Fitment first Match the Feeder to the Machine You Own Of the five Jugs feeders, this is the one you can order incorrectly. Everything else about the Carousel Feeder is fixed; the version is not. 🔍 The Eight Versions, in Jugs' Groupings Jugs sells the Carousel Feeder under eight option names. BP1, MVP Combo, Jr Softball, PS50, Changeup Softball. SP3, BP3 Baseball. BP1, MVP Baseball, Jr Baseball, PS50, Changeup Baseball. Combo Carousel Feeder for MVP Combo, Jr and BP1 Combo, and not the 2 Wheel Combo. SP3, BP3 Softball. BP2 Baseball. mini3 Baseball. mini3 Softball. Read the model name off your machine, note whether it is the baseball or the softball build, and find that pairing in the list. Eight option names 🧩 A Lexan Drum The carousel itself is made of Lexan, which Jugs names for its impact resistance. The drum holds 36 baseballs or 18 softballs and turns to drop one ball into the machine every 6 seconds. Jugs publishes that capacity for the product as a whole and does not publish a separate figure for each of the eight versions. Impact resistant 🛠 Steel Frame, Adjustable Legs The frame is built with steel for long-lasting durability, and the legs carry multi-point adjustments that fine tune height and angle. Those adjustments are how the drum lines up with the throwing head on your particular machine once the correct version is on the floor in front of you. Height and angle 🔌 The In-Line ON/OFF Remote Switch Jugs lists an In-Line ON/OFF Remote Switch among the Carousel Feeder's features, and states that it allows easy control away from the machine. Jugs also sells an In-Line On/Off Feeder Switch as a separate item. Whether the switch is in the box with your feeder is worth confirming with us before you order, because the manufacturer's material supports both readings. Confirm inclusion The published figures Eight Facts From Jugs on the Carousel Feeder Every line below appears on the manufacturer's own Carousel Feeder page. ⚽ Holds 36 baseballs Or 18 softballs 🕑 A ball every 6 seconds Published feed interval 🔌 Runs on 110-volt AC Wall outlet 🧩 Lexan carousel drum Named for impact resistance 🛠 Heavy-duty steel frame Built for long-lasting use 📏 Multi-point leg adjustments Height and angle 📡 In-Line ON/OFF Remote Switch Control away from the machine ⚾ Eight machine-specific versions Balls sold separately Closer look Ordering the Right Carousel Feeder Fitment Three Things to Check Before You Order First, the model. Jugs prints it on the machine: BP1, BP2, SP3, BP3, mini3, MVP, PS50 or Changeup. Second, baseball or softball. Several option names carry a machine twice, once with a baseball build and once with a softball build, and the two are different feeders. Third, combo or not. If your machine throws both baseballs and softballs, the Combo Carousel Feeder is the version you want, with one exception Jugs states plainly: it does not fit the 2 Wheel Combo. Bring those three answers to the option list and only one line will match. BP1, MVP Combo, Jr Softball, PS50, Changeup Softball BP1, MVP Baseball, Jr Baseball, PS50, Changeup Baseball SP3, BP3 Baseball, and separately SP3, BP3 Softball BP2 Baseball mini3 Baseball, and separately mini3 Softball Combo Carousel Feeder for MVP Combo, Jr and BP1 Combo Eight versions Model name Baseball or softball The drum Thirty-Six Baseballs, One Every Six Seconds A full baseball drum is 36 balls, and at the published interval of one ball every 6 seconds that is 3 minutes 36 seconds of pitching before anyone touches the feeder again. A softball drum is 18 balls, which works out to 1 minute 48 seconds. Those run times are arithmetic on Jugs' two published figures, not a manufacturer specification. What they buy you is a round long enough to finish without a break, which is the whole reason a coach adds a feeder to a machine that is already working. 36 baseballs or 18 softballs per fill One ball released every 6 seconds Lexan drum, named by Jugs for impact resistance 110-volt AC power Balls sold separately 36 baseballs 18 softballs 6 seconds Balls Regulation Practice Balls, by Circumference Jugs names the balls this drum takes by circumference. On the softball side, 11 in. or 12 in. circumference regulation weight JUGS Practice Softballs. On the baseball side, 9 in. circumference regulation JUGS Practice Baseballs. That is a different rule from the one on the two Lite-Flite feeders, which take Lite-Flite balls only and nothing else. If you are choosing between a Carousel Feeder and a Lite-Flite feeder, the ball your program already buys is usually the deciding fact. The 18-Baseball Lite-Flite Feeder page sets out the ball rules across all five feeders side by side. Softball: 11 in. or 12 in. circumference regulation weight JUGS Practice Softballs Baseball: 9 in. circumference regulation JUGS Practice Baseballs Balls are a separate purchase Jugs publishes no weight or dimensions for the feeder 9 in. baseballs 11 in. and 12 in. softballs Regulation weight Compare Five Jugs Ball Feeders Every Jugs feeder releases a ball every 6 seconds. What separates them is the machine they bolt to, the ball they take and how many they hold. The Carousel Feeder is the one that covers the full pitching machine lineup, in eight machine-specific versions. Jugs 14-Softball Feeder Holds 14 Lite-Flite softballs and releases one every 6 seconds; the 15-pound steel attachment clips to the Lite-Flite Machine and draws no extra power. 14 softballs Ball every 6 seconds 15 pounds No tools needed Shop the Jugs 14-Softball Feeder Jugs 18-Baseball Feeder Holds 18 baseballs at 6-second intervals and taps the same power source as the Lite-Flite Machine, but takes Lite-Flite baseballs only. 18 baseballs Ball every 6 seconds 15 pounds Lite-Flite baseballs only Shop the Jugs 18-Baseball Feeder Jugs 24-Ball Lacrosse Feeder Holds 24 lacrosse balls and feeds one every 6 seconds, attaching to the Jugs Lacrosse Machine pad bracket with no tools and one power source. 24 lacrosse balls Ball every 6 seconds Lacrosse Machine only 1-year warranty Shop the Jugs 24-Ball Lacrosse Feeder You're Here Jugs Carousel Feeder A Lexan drum holds 36 baseballs or 18 softballs and drops one every 6 seconds; pick the version matched to your machine from eight options. 36 baseballs 18 softballs Ball every 6 seconds 110-volt AC Currently viewing Jugs Combo Carousel Feeder The carousel built for combo machines, fitting the MVP Combo, Jr and BP1 Combo but not the 2-wheel combo, at 6-second feed intervals. Fits BP1 Combo Fits MVP Combo Ball every 6 seconds Lexan and steel Shop the Jugs Combo Carousel Feeder Questions Frequently Asked Questions How do I know which version of the Carousel Feeder to buy? + Read the model name off your machine and note whether it is the baseball or the softball build. Jugs groups the eight versions as follows: BP1, MVP Combo, Jr Softball, PS50, Changeup Softball; SP3, BP3 Baseball; BP1, MVP Baseball, Jr Baseball, PS50, Changeup Baseball; Combo Carousel Feeder for MVP Combo, Jr and BP1 Combo; SP3, BP3 Softball; BP2 Baseball; mini3 Baseball; mini3 Softball. Only one line will match your machine. How many balls does it hold? + 36 baseballs or 18 softballs. Jugs publishes that figure for the Carousel Feeder as a product and does not break capacity out by version. At the published interval of one ball every 6 seconds, a full baseball drum runs 3 minutes 36 seconds and a full softball drum runs 1 minute 48 seconds. Those run times are arithmetic on the two published figures. How fast does it feed? + The Carousel Feeder releases a ball every 6 seconds. That is the same interval Jugs publishes for all five of its feeders, including the two Lite-Flite feeders and the 24-Ball Lacrosse Feeder. Jugs does not publish an adjustment range for the interval. What does it run on? + 110-volt AC. That is the only power source Jugs publishes for the Carousel Feeder. The two Lite-Flite feeders work differently: they draw from the same power source as the Lite-Flite Machine, so nothing extra is needed for them. Does the In-Line ON/OFF Remote Switch come with the feeder? + Confirm this with us before you order. Jugs lists the In-Line ON/OFF Remote Switch among the Carousel Feeder's features and states that it allows easy control away from the machine. Jugs also sells an In-Line Remote On/Off Feeder Switch as a standalone item. The manufacturer's published material supports reading the switch as included and reading it as an accessory, so we would rather check your specific order than print a guess. Which balls can I put in the drum? + Jugs specifies balls by circumference: 11 in. or 12 in. circumference regulation weight JUGS Practice Softballs, and 9 in. circumference regulation JUGS Practice Baseballs. Balls are a separate purchase. The two Lite-Flite feeders follow a different and stricter rule, taking Lite-Flite balls only. What is it made of? + Heavy-duty steel and Lexan. The carousel drum is Lexan, which Jugs names for its impact resistance, and the frame is steel. Jugs publishes no weight and no dimensions for the Carousel Feeder. Can I adjust how the feeder sits against the machine? + Yes. Jugs states that multi-point leg adjustments make it easy to fine tune height and angle. That is how the drum is lined up with the throwing head once the correct version is in front of you. How is this different from the Combo Carousel Feeder? + Same drum, same 6-second interval, same 110-volt AC, same Lexan and steel. The difference is fitment. The Combo Carousel Feeder is the version for combo machines, and Jugs names the MVP Combo, the Jr and the BP1 Combo, with the 2 Wheel Combo excluded. On this page, the Combo Carousel is also one of the eight options you can select. Will this feeder work on my Lite-Flite Machine? + No. The Lite-Flite Machine has its own feeders, and Jugs does not list it among the machines the Carousel Feeder is built for. Use the 18-Baseball Lite-Flite Feeder or the 14-Softball Lite-Flite Feeder instead. Show more