Could I use this at the bottom of a 6' pole?
289802
Agreed with the other answers. Big concern would be how much exposure to the sun it would get at that level.
289803
FYI - A 40W light bulb is about 450 lm, so a 55 lm source would be about 1/8th as intense as a 40W bulb.
289804
My pole is 25' and I have the light about 8' off the ground. It works great and lights up the flag just fine. The only problem I see in your case is that you would have to keep the solar panel clean due to ground level dust and rain splash. Other than that, it should work fine.
289805
It would depend on the diameter of the pole. I think it is designed to be used on a pole with an approximate diameter of 2".
2076847
Yes, to a certain extent. The hanger pole is in three 12" sections. You could leave a section or two out. You would have to fold the wire under the top plate or better yet, just remove the excess.
625428
6' will place you very close to the top. As for position holding straight out of the box, my answer would be no. The bar is not knurled, so unless you put in extra effort in either pinning or using Lok-tight, it will most likely slip. I went with taking mine off after the first use.
528699
If your pole has a shepherds hook on the end, then the answer is yes. My pole came apart in the middle, so I was able to leave the lower half buried in the ground and slide the baffle up on the straight end of the upper part. Hope this info helps.
871863
I keep it at my cabin so it is not here for me to look at. It can be adjusted along the entire length of the pole, but it may be off balance if it is too high.
1748748
Sure as long as you don't have any wind. I would sink the pole sinto the sand at least a foot or bring bags or buckets to fill with sand to tie the ropes to.
2177715
I honestly do not see how. The only thing you could do is hang it from a shepherd's hook. The bottom is just the wire mesh - there would be no place to attach it to a pole.
330337
Yes, I don't see why it can't. The poles extend down long enough for a 60" deck height.
1268489
I believe it would be fine. My ceilings are about 8 ft. and I did not use the flush mount and with the drop it is in a position that feels safe. So 6 inches less space with the flush mount closer to the ceiling should work.
1757437
If there is an attachment to fit the pole, this pole would work fine. An attachment similar to the brush and skim net.
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.
1739848
I think that would be a very tight fit. However there is a 2 inch foot piece on it at the bottom and about a 1 inch foot at the top. Those come off but are really necessary to provide a rubber no slip end on the pole. I also don't know if you can push the extension all the way in, the farther it goes in the tighter and more resistance the spring offers. It may not be possible to push it down that far. I don't think this will fit your space without modification, which is probably not recommended.
2177714
No. It must be hung by the ring on the top. I use a six foot metal pole sunk in the ground with an arm and hook on the end of the arm.
2275501
Like the other two said, it's a 1 3/8' pole so it may be a little loose in a 1 1/2'. It will work fine but if you want a snug fit you would need a adapter sleeve. Overall it will work just fine!
479709
If the pole is not permanently installed in the ground, one can remove to pole from the ground and slide to shield up the pole. You want to be sure that you mount the shield so that the bottom is at least 2 feet from the ground.
787047
It'll be challenged. My pole eventually failed at the bottom, due to water exposure combined with the weight of a large feeder. I cut it down and reinstalled, and seems to be fine now. It also pulls the pole over in the dirt; it's like a constant Leaning Tower of Pisa.
126678
The angle of the pole is adjustable but i wouldn't recommend not having it on a flat surface it's a pretty large setup.