Would this work over a square four sided feeder not just a tube feeder?
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Yes, if the globe is not rigidly fastened and would move if squirrel jumped on it.
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Should. Obviosly would depend on how large the feeder is. Might want to consider the larger size dome.
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As you can see in the graphic, the feeder is suspended under the dome. I would think a 4 sided feeder would work fine unless it is unusually large. I first purchased the small dome, but then purchased the large dome, and it is much more satisfactory for my needs. I hope this helps. Blessings. navydoc
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Yes. It has a hook on top and a hook on bottom. Extremely simple to install with dual hooks. If your square feeder hangs straight down and does not extend over the dome, then it should work great. It could be any shape of feeder as long as it hangs down and is smaller in diameter than dome. It is not bulky and looks great. Good value. The Seller shipped in a timely manner and without damage. It looks exactly like the picture. I liked the dome because it was boutique and not overwhelming to take away from bird sightings. I also installed a tubular, cylindrical green baffle at the bottom of my feeder pole to discourage squirrels and chipmunks from eating bird feed. Everything works great. Hope this helps. Dennis
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The NATORPEDO is designed to work on a birdpole - not sure how functional it would be for a bird feeder on a wire. I have other feeders with a dome over the top and that works pretty well. If you use the largest diameter dome with your feeder underneath, it will keep the seeds dry from bad weather (rain, snow, etc) keep out the Starlings (they don't like to go under it) ... and the squirrels don't seem to be able to hang on to reach under to grab the feeder. The dome I use is the 'Aspects 182 Super Dome.' It's 18" in diameter and works great!
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I think you could. It would have to be approx. 4.5 x 1.75 inches. I was able to insert a small bowl. You will probably have to secure the feeder onto a board so that if your pet pushes the feeder around, the bowl won't slip out of the bottom.
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Designed specifically for this feeder: Perky Pet 4lb. Squirrel Dilemma Feeder. Here's a link to a picture:http://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&a;i=C8mEBnRcAUqbOJsya6wGX-4DgBKTG66oFjKjYxWD8yp-QWwgFEAEgmajZHigDUJeRgpD______wFgyZbDjNikmBCgAbSMnd8DyAEHqgQnT9C8nStOAhtLcu2kd2RLiXolAvhrk6WmVP7cnAIg3231DlP47-mCgAWQTsAFBaAGJoAHtPPiIOAS87iwwMrqy4p0&sig;=AOD64_1QClTLoay4JxAbugxuCd9dFPETFg&ctype;=5&rct;=j&frm;=1&q;=Perky+Pet+4lb.+Squirrel+Dilemma+Feeder&ved;=0CDEQww8&adurl;=http://www.pet-dog-cat-supply-store.com/shop/index.php%3Fpage%3Dshop-flypage-13362
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I mounted mine on a regular pole for bird feeders no problem -- hole on bottom of feeder slid right over the pole .
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Not that I can determine. Seems as if you would have to mount the entire feeder onto a platform that would be at the top of a pole which would require drilling screw holes in the bottom tray. Since the whole feeder is plastic, you will make the entire feeder more vulnerable. We strung fishing line around a tree branch (threw a tennis ball with the fishing line over the branch) and use the hook at the top of the feeder, plus an additional eye hook to hang the feeder two stories off the ground. Works splendidly. Good luck!
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Yes, but requires 4 each small angle brackets to attach to each side of the 4x4 and to the bottom of the feeder.
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Yes it will. Lower the feeder feet and use a quilting foot. I do have to say it works better with smaller projects than bigger ones. However, if you can do your quilt in segments, quilt them first and join them later it does fine. There are videos on youtube that show you how to do this.
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It seems like it would work with any feeder unless yours is HUGE I have a tall feeder that holds about a gallon of seed, it's a nice pole, hope this hrlps
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Will work if feeder can accept 4 screws or bolts through bottom to attach to plate at top if pole. We use an Audubon Torpedo baffle on the pole itself to keep squirrels from climbing the pole. It works.
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Ours in hung from a metal pole about 1/2-3/4" diameter. The pole stand has that extra angled piece on the bottom that goes into the ground along with the regular pole; without that to help counterbalance a full feeder would likely bend the pole. We also hang a smaller, lighter feeder on opposite side.
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you would have to fix some kind of holder for the pole. I have seen flat feeders that were already adapted to a pole which is probably a better choice. I have mine having on a shepard's crook pole.
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Depends on how big around the dome is... but I would suspect there is though you may need hang the feeder / dome a foot or so down from the hook at the end on a cord or chain so there is enough space for the dome. BTW - Squirrels need to eat too!
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Wait - I thought of another option! Look for the Brome Squirrel Buster CLASSIC (not the standard - I always get those 2 mixed up) - it has removable perches. You MIGHT be able to just clip the perches onto the wire cover ABOVE the feeding ports instead of below! However, they are U-shaped perches which might not be that easy for the birds to flip around on. But it's a thought ... it MIGHT work.Brome Squirrel Buster Classic
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It could, but it will probably get all over the place seeing thistle feeder usually have very small feeding ports.
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It's hard to tell if it will work for you. We have ours attached to a fence and it works perfectly. You probably need a surface of an inch to an inch and a half to attach the hanging plate. You do need to stabilize the feeder a bit because the squirrels love the feeder and will hang around it and climb inside.
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It's about 9" inside diameter at the base (the rim slants inward toward the base). So you wouldn't have much tray area. Don't forget that your feeder has to be threaded to fit the nylon hex bolt that's provided. Larry