Firstly it is important we understand the problem with your Tennis Ball machine as in some instances replacement spare parts can be sent with full fitting instructions. If this is not the case and your machine needs to be inspected in our workshop, we require it to be boxed securely prior to collection. Once this has been done simiple contact us on [...]
Entries Tagged as 'tennis ball machines'
Do I need to send my tennis ball machine to you for repair?
allen-dave - Tuesday 10.05.11, 09:17am
Tags: tennis ball machines
Which range of Tennis Ball Machines suits a young family?
allen-dave - Wednesday 04.05.11, 15:57pm
We were recently asked the question, what type of tennis ball machine would be suitable for both young children and adults. The Lobster Elite range of machines are able to accept low compression tennis balls which are ideal for children from the age of 4 years and above. With six ball machines to choose from in the range the Elites can be [...]
What are the dimensions of a Tennis Tutor Pro-Lite and how much does it weigh?
allen-dave - Wednesday 16.12.09, 17:50pm
The Tennis Tutor Pro Lite measures 19.5” L x 12” H x 18” W (495 X 305 X 457mm) and weighs 29lbs (13.2KG)
What are the best economy Tennis Ball Machines available?
allen-dave - Monday 30.11.09, 16:29pm
If you are looking for a machine which doesn’t cost thousands of pounds but does the basics well the Tennis Tutor Pro Lite may be your best option. With a ball speed of 18 – 60 mph and ball interval setting of between 2 – 12 seconds it is suitable for both beginners and intermediate [...]
What tennis balls are suitable for Tennis Ball Machines?
allen-dave - Monday 23.11.09, 14:14pm
The manufacturers of Tennis Ball Machines recommend using pressureless balls as these tend to be more durable and retain their bounce for longer than standard pressurised or match balls . A particular good quality pressurised tennis ball is the Tretorn Micro X Trainer which tends to last longer than many of the other balls on [...]
Can you overcharge a Lobster Elite Ball Machine?
allen-dave - Friday 13.11.09, 17:38pm
All the battery operated Lobster Elite Tennis Ball Machines come with a ’Smart Charger’ which charge each machine to the required level and no more. If the machine is left idyll for a period of time the charger will occasionally top the battery up with charge.
Is there a Tennis Ball Machine which can run independantly on both battery or mains?
allen-dave - Friday 09.10.09, 16:20pm
Currently none of the main manufacturers of Tennis Ball Machines (Lobster, Tennis Tutor, Playmate) offer a machine which can be used on either Battery of Mains independantly. However, it is possible to operate some Battery powered Ball Machines i.e. Lobster through the main although to some extent the battery will still be used and require charging after [...]
How long does a Lobster Elite 3 take to re-charge?
allen-dave - Friday 02.10.09, 11:27am
From a completely flat battery a Lobster Elite 3 Tennis Ball Machine will take between 6 to 8 hours to fully re-charge. To extend the life of the Ball Machine battery always remember to charge your machine up after use.
Can all Ball Machines vary the ball width?
allen-dave - Monday 14.09.09, 14:52pm
Dear Robert in answer to your question, with the exception of some of the base models of Tennis Ball Machines e.g Tennis Twist, the majority of ball machines are able to vary the ball width and can fire the ball in different positions across the singles court.
Do all Tennis Ball Machines vary the depth of the ball?
Unknown - Tuesday 08.09.09, 15:25pm
No not all tennis ball machines can vary the depth of the ball. Only the Lobster 401 and Lobster Elite 2 to Lobster Elite 5 SE have the ability to fire the balls to different depths on the court.






