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 JUGS SMALL BALL PITCHING MACHINE  US $56.00
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 JUGS Small Ball Hitting Stick Baseball Softball US $19.99
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 480 8 480 8 480x8 480x8 White rubber Jugs Baseball Ball Pitching Machine TIRE US $70.18
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 JUGS FOAM SMALL BALL DZ One Dozen US $20.94
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 JUGS SMALL BALL PITCHING MACHINE US $284.95
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 Jugs Small Ball Pitching Machine throws fastballs overhand curves up to 75 mph US $299.98
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 JUGS A0070 Small Ball Pitching Machine Team Package US $999.99
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 JUGS A0060 Small Ball Pitching Machine Package US $469.00
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 Jugs M7000 Small Ball BB SB Pitching Machine US $369.95
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 Jugs Lite Flite Softball Bucket O Balls US $35.99
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 Jugs Small Ball Pitching Machine for Baseball and Softball US $260.99
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 Jugs Small Ball Pitching Machine Package US $329.99
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 Jugs Lite Flite 14 Softball Ball Feeder US $228.81
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 Jugs Lite Flite 18 Baseball Ball Feeder US $228.81
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 Jugs Jr Baseball Pitching Machine and 22 Balls US $399.96
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 JUGS Curve Ball Pitching Machine Batting Cage w Accessories US $3,500.00
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 JUGS 18 BALL BASEBALL FEEDER ONLY US $549.00
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 JUGS 14 BALL SOFTBALL LITE FLITE BALL FEEDER ONLY US $199.99
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 JUGS 14 BALL SOFTBALL FEEDER ONLY US $549.00
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 BRAND NEW Jugs Small Ball Pitching Machine Free Balls US $284.00
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 JUGS SMALL BALL PITCHING MACHINE Baseball Softball US $255.00
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I have a 1600 cc VW engine and need to know if there is a head gasket between jug and the head, usually chevy?
I normally work with small block Chevy's so a VW is a completely different ball game, but i haven't seen anything in any of the VW books about a head gasket so now you understand my dilemma
No gasket- what you need to do is soft lap the jugs into the cylinder head, then get your crankcase seals (thin cardboard rings where the cylinder enters the crankcase) and surfaces good to go and set you deck higth of the cylinders so they match, follow the retorque perfectly as you are crushing the push rod tubes into place along one side then you get a torque on the cylinders. If your engine is newer, it will have "case savers" in it where the head studs screw in. If not =consider getting them done.