Can this pole be taken down and put up all the time without a problem?
854048
i had problems taking it down the other day. there was a part that got stuck after being up for about 3 months, and i had to get other people to help me take it down. eventually we got it loose with a wrench that's not included in the toolkit that comes with the pole.
854049
yes, it can be down and put back up. however, I don't recommend daily. It will ware on the hardware.
296729
I would build a concrete form (wooden box ) to bring the concrete base for the pole up to the level you need. It would be a good idea to put in a few pieces of rebar to ensure strength.
1297156
I made a YouTube video here of the net (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM0OHq1ipM8) to give you an idea. The net can always be placed lower on the poles if needed, even if the poles are not adjustable.
784472
Yes, if you have a the time to put it up and take it down. Both are time consuming!
1240664
I suppose you could however I did not keep mine because it was poor quality and there was not enough tension in the pole to keep it upright. I wouldn't buy this product.
1084054
If done ver carefully, you probably could. Just detach the pole part. If you attempt to detach the grass from the frame however, you may ruin it.
562536
it isn't hard at all. you just slide the pole through and brace with the outer poles. then stake it. to take it down you just take the outer poles out and the inserted pole acts as a weight if you want it to. be careful when folding the tent to put it away. don't force it.
449060
no,you don t have to take rod down. the way the openings are set up you just slip it around the pole
658456
Yes. It is portable. However, its a pain to set up and take down. I threw my back out trying to put it up. The long skinny pole that is flexible breaks easily and you need this so it will stay up. Good Luck.
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.
273973
Hi Albert. Technically you can do this - the bolts in the pole would hold the TV up the same way they would down, the tilt adjustment is symmetrical so you can adjust up or down. My only warning is that on a ceiling, there is much less of an opportunity to bump the mount with any serious force. On the ground/floor you could lean on it, fall back on it, or any number of other similar circumstances and the torque from a heavy hit would bend or break this mount pretty easily - its not heavy duty by any means. Hope that helps, let me know if I can provide any other info. Cheers!
1220034
I am relatively sure you can take it up with no problem. The adhesive is like most two sided tape strength.... strong enough to keep it in place but nothing permanent.
1641319
yes it will stay up on its own. i do not reccomend not staking the tent if you plan on keeping it up for any period of time as it can blow away and be damaged.
2155949
The ring that holds the arm to the pole secures with an allen wrench. I think this configuration would be possible as long as the pole is as well secured as it would be normally. There is nothing on the arm that prevents it from installing upside down.
530519
Yes, it comes down in pieces. I believe you can take the middle pole down in 3 pieces. I really like it. Hope this helps.
853135
Itll be a problem since the lengh is about 48inches. It breaks down but u cant adjust the poles ao they will stick out
326381
The pole it self can go in the water no problem. I just make sure to get the water completely out of the pole and handle before you put it up when not in use.