I know this is a hanging feeder but I believe I can mount it using the base. Can someone give me the measurements of the bottom?
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The same as someone else responded to however the base is not intended for direct mounting. If you do decide to mount it using the base, I would first glue and screw it to a piece of wood cut to the same size as the base to ensure sufficient support.
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bottom of the feeder is a straight pole. You could anchor it in concrete or in the soil
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it can be pole mounted. you will to drill fasteners thru the floor of the feeder. should be simple with a cordless drill. that is how i installed mine.
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There is a hole in the base of the feeder. Get a piece of pipe from your hardware store that is the height you want plus at least a foot to go in the ground. The pipe needs to be no wider than 7/8 of an inch; my local hardware store had one exactly that dimension. The dome will lift off the tubes completely so you can fill it, then screw the dome back into the threaded top of the rod.
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Mine is on such a pole, although I don't believe anything larger than an inch will work. The feeder certainly will stand on a pole, but you need a baffle below for squirrels.
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Don't know - no longer have the box and the feeder is hanging too high for me to see.
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The bottom of the owl has a hole about 3/4 to 1" in diameter where you might be able to mount to a pole with some jerry rigging. Not sure how stable it would be.
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There is a wire loop that is used to hang the bird feeder. It is about 2 inches wide. You should be able to use an S-shaped hook is it is too small to fit around the branch.
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Yes you can. It comes with an S hook that fits into the center post when the top is all the way on. We hang it from a hook but you could easily put a chain between the S hook of the feeder and a hook somewhere else.
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(3 1/2 X 4) They need to make one like the small one that comes in feeder, I had to make another holder to put this one in to make it work , it works ok but is way to big, if you need to contact me my email is yahoo2000@yahoo.com
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Hi Mary, the bracket is 1 1/2" across on the top and bottom, and the top bracket comes in 3" and the bottom comes in 2 1/4" (w/ a screw on it to tighten it), the arm on the pole is 38" long. I just added a very heavy 3 cylinder feeder which might be too heavy for it, but all the other smaller feeders were just fine. Hope this helps?
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Since the bottom is fairly flat, I assume you could mount it that way. It would be a very large version of the typical vessel sink, though.
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There is no hole opening on the feeder. It can be attached to a pole with included bracket hardware whch will work with a pole anywhere up to maybe 1-1/2" dia. The included bracket will also allow the feeder to be mounted on a wooden post. We hang ours on a shepherds hook type post which works very well also.
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I think this feeder is best to hang. If you was to put it on a pole i be-leave you would need a special mount. Not sure if there is one available for this type of mounting. What i found to work well was a hanging basket pole.
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The bottom of the feeder is rounded. The feeder is designed with a hook to be hung from a tree or a hook.
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This feeder can be pole mounted. The diameter of the hole is 1.25" and 2.75" deep.
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I wondered the same thing. I got a similar feeder from petsN' all which does have a place for a pole (3/4"), but it is very cheaply made. I just got it today and am going to send it back and ask for another one, and if it is as bad as this one, I'm gonna look for another feeder feeder. I ordered the perky-pet carriage bird feeder a while ago and it is great for a pole or hanging, but it spills too much seed on the ground for one location where I want to keep it cleaner, which is why the design of this one appealed to me. It is a great design, but has some major flaws.