Jugs | 24-Ball Lacrosse Feeder
Jugs 24-Ball Lacrosse Feeder
Setup is the short story on this one, and it is the reason it gets bought. The Lacrosse 24-Ball Automatic Feeder attaches directly to the Jugs Lacrosse Machine pad bracket with no tools, and it draws no supply of its own: one power source runs the Lacrosse Machine and the Lacrosse Feeder together. There is no second cord to find, no bracket to bolt, no wrench in the bag. Load 24 lacrosse balls, switch on, and the machine feeds one every 6 seconds while the player works alone.
Construction is durable lightweight steel, and the feeder fits the Jugs Lacrosse Machine and nothing else in the Jugs range. Twenty-four balls at a six-second interval is 2 minutes 24 seconds of continuous feeding per fill, the longest run of any Jugs feeder except the 36-ball Carousel. Jugs publishes no weight, no dimensions and no voltage for this feeder, and this page does not invent any of them.
Ball Capacity24 ballsLacrosse ballsFeed Interval6 secondsOne ball releasedMountingPad bracketNo tools requiredPowerOne sourceShared with the machineAttaches with no toolsOne power source for machine and feeder24 balls per fillDurable lightweight steel
Power, mounting, setup
What It Takes to Get This Feeder Running
All five Jugs feeders mount and power much the same way. This is the page that works through it, because on a lacrosse field the power question is the one that decides whether practice happens.
?One Power Source, Not TwoJugs states that only one power source is needed to run both the Lacrosse Machine and the Lacrosse Feeder. On a field that matters more than it sounds. Whatever you already use to run the machine runs the feeder as well, so adding automatic feeding does not add a second cord, a second outlet or a second battery to carry across the grass. Jugs publishes no voltage figure for the feeder itself, which follows from it having no separate supply.No second supply?Straight Onto the Pad BracketThe feeder attaches directly to the pad bracket on the Jugs Lacrosse Machine, and Jugs states that no tools are required. That is a mounting point already on the machine, which is why the fit is specific: this feeder is for the Jugs Lacrosse Machine and Jugs names no other machine for it.Lacrosse Machine only⏱Two Minutes Twenty-Four Per FillTwenty-four balls at one every 6 seconds runs 2 minutes 24 seconds before the drum is empty. That figure is arithmetic on Jugs’ published capacity and interval, not a manufacturer specification. It is long enough for a goalie to work a full set of shots or a field player to run a catching drill without a coach standing at the machine.24 balls, 6 seconds?Durable Lightweight SteelJugs gives the construction as durable lightweight steel and publishes no weight figure for the feeder. Where a number is missing we leave it missing: if the shipping weight decides your purchase, ask us and we will confirm it from the carton before you order.Weight not published
The published figures
Eight Facts From Jugs on This Feeder
Every line below appears on the manufacturer’s own Lacrosse 24-Ball Automatic Feeder page.
?Holds 24 lacrosse ballsOne fill, one drill?Releases a ball every 6 secondsPublished interval?Attaches to the pad bracketDirectly, no tools?One power source for bothMachine and feeder?Durable lightweight steelJugs construction spec?Fits the Jugs Lacrosse MachineNo other machine named?PortableCarried with the machine?Feeder onlyMachine and balls separate
Closer look
From Car to First Ball
Setup
Four Steps, No Tools
Set the Lacrosse Machine where you want it and aim it. Drop the feeder onto the pad bracket, which takes no tools because Jugs built the mount into the machine. Connect it to the same power source already running the machine, because Jugs states one source runs both. Load 24 lacrosse balls and switch on. From there a ball leaves every 6 seconds for 2 minutes 24 seconds, and the person on the field is the only person needed. The Jugs Lacrosse Package pairs this same 24-ball feeder with the machine if you are buying both together.
- Attaches directly to the Jugs Lacrosse Machine pad bracket
- No tools required to fit or remove it
- One power source runs the machine and the feeder
- Holds 24 lacrosse balls, released one every 6 seconds
- Durable lightweight steel construction
- Jugs publishes no weight, dimensions or voltage for the feeder
No toolsOne power source24 balls
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. This is the only one built for lacrosse.
Jugs 14-Softball FeederHolds 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 softballsBall every 6 seconds15 poundsNo tools neededShop the Jugs 14-Softball FeederJugs 18-Baseball FeederHolds 18 baseballs at 6-second intervals and taps the same power source as the Lite-Flite Machine, but takes Lite-Flite baseballs only.18 baseballsBall every 6 seconds15 poundsLite-Flite baseballs onlyShop the Jugs 18-Baseball FeederYou’re HereJugs 24-Ball Lacrosse FeederHolds 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 ballsBall every 6 secondsLacrosse Machine only1-year warrantyCurrently viewingJugs Carousel FeederA 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 baseballs18 softballsBall every 6 seconds110-volt ACShop the Jugs Carousel FeederJugs Combo Carousel FeederThe 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 ComboFits MVP ComboBall every 6 secondsLexan and steelShop the Jugs Combo Carousel Feeder
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Jugs states that only one power source is needed to run both the Lacrosse Machine and the Lacrosse Feeder. Whatever runs the machine runs the feeder. Jugs publishes no separate voltage figure for the feeder.It attaches directly to the pad bracket on the Jugs Lacrosse Machine, and Jugs states no tools are required. The mounting point is already part of the machine.The Jugs Lacrosse Machine. Jugs names no other machine for this feeder. The baseball and softball machines take a different feeder entirely, either a Lite-Flite feeder or one of the eight versions of the Jugs Carousel Feeder.24 lacrosse balls, released at one every 6 seconds, which is 2 minutes 24 seconds per fill. That run time is arithmetic on the two published figures. Jugs does not state it.Jugs states the capacity as 24 lacrosse balls and names no specific ball line for this feeder, so there is no branded requirement published. Jugs Practice Lacrosse Balls are sold by the dozen, and two dozen fills the feeder exactly once.Jugs does not publish a weight for this feeder. The construction is given as durable lightweight steel and the product is described as portable. The two Lite-Flite feeders, which are a comparable size of attachment, are each published at 15 pounds, but that figure belongs to those products and not to this one.Durable lightweight steel, as published by Jugs. Older s of this feeder mention plexi tubing; that detail does not appear on the current manufacturer page, so we do not print it as a specification.That is the point of it. Jugs sells this as the Lacrosse 24-Ball Automatic Feeder: with 24 balls loaded and the feeder running, the machine delivers a ball every 6 seconds with nobody standing at it. A goalie or a field player gets 2 minutes 24 seconds of repetitions per fill without a second person on the field.Yes. The Jugs Lacrosse Package pairs the Lacrosse Machine with this 24-ball feeder, a portable power supply and two dozen lacrosse balls. Buying the feeder on its own suits a program that already owns the machine.
