I need to know if this will attach to the end of a 16' extension pole? Screw on end?
1549993
The handle is a little large to screw into most poles. I had good luck wrapping the pole in a rubber gripper like you would use to open a jar, then screwing pole into cleaner. The blade is amazing and it does a wonderful job on windows, so it was worth the extra effort to get a handle to fit. 16 ft may be a little long to get the proper pressure on the blade to get an even swipe.
1992765
Looks like it will fit up to a 2" pole. I have an insert in for my 1.5" pole.
2209918
DO NOT HANG THIS ON JUST DRYWALL! The bracket has holes spaced to allow you to get lag bolts into the studs behind the drywall. I know it will work on 16 and 24 inch on center. If you mount it in just drywall it will rip out.
1053624
It has the clasps on both ends . I don't see why not just hook one end around the cable. But I would check and see if the pole is sturdy enough first. I ran a cable from a tree to my shed and have it clasped on there. Or put it around a sturdy tree trunk.
161914
Yeah this is good to go, no need for extra accessories. At the end of the pole are the classic two hole mounts. You should already have a screw/nut from your other mounts. You'll need to reuse one of those to screw it in.
161735
If you can find another pole which has an end hollowed out so as to attach to the top, then it might work. The problem I see is with the structural integrity. When this pole is extended to its maximum length it flexes and gives quite a bit, I don't know if it would hold steady with an additional length attached to it.
1219203
This is meant to be mounted on a pole with your fixture attached to the top. I don't think that it would work.
975120
No, it wouldn't work. I did see some others on Amazon that were designed for pole mounting though.
176253
What do you mean? This pole isn't going to carry anything without the attachment that you screw on to the threaded end.
1178125
It has a nut on the bottom. My mount is too big but the screw size looks correct. It just makes it to the nut. Would have to buy an extension screw from a big box store. The bottom is 1 3/16 in in diameter. That is the largest it will fit over.
1542042
Yes, it should but you need to contact the manufacturer and ask for the longer screws. Hope it helps.
1787796
Try x-pole.com... but use the extensions for the original x-pole not the one with the x joint. That is where I got mine.
2011138
It's just a hook approx 3 1/2" with a threaded female end,need to purchase a pole separatedly to use it.
58988
Yes, you can. The cleaning on the unit unscrews and it looks like a universal extension pole thread would work fine. I've noticed that mine will extend pretty far, but if you needed to reach pretty high, you could use a longer pole like you have.
2011140
You are only getting the hook. ( 6 x 2 x 6 inches ) You need to get a pole of have one. I happened to have one that I use for painting walls etc. The hook seems pretty universal to fit on most any utility extension pole.
604631
it should,,, putting the pole together is easy, you can see where the hooks are placed flanged ends. should have black tube to use to make the base,,, read my review for instructions.
218349
No. It does not have a screw end. It has a non-screw type (just pushes into the pole) male connection that uses two spring loaded balls (don't know the technical term) that hold it in place. If you want to see what the connection looks like, then search for "Nylon Cone Adapter" on Amazon. It is the same type of connection.