Would this baffle fit on a pole made from a square rod?
1023422
Absolutely. The clamp itself is square (made of two right angles) and I think the screws are long enough to accept up to 1-1/4" or 1-1/2". Mine is a 1/2" square pole and it clamps all the way down, so you can't really go thinner than that unless you use shims and thats probably not a good idea, anyway. Actually It will work on any shape up to (and maybe even a bit over) 1" in diameter as the clamps are self-centering.
1023423
You did not say what material the square rod is made of. If it is metal I am not sure it would work but if it was wood you could make it work by making the pole round only in the area to which the baffle would be fitted on the pole. Remember of course that the pole size must not be larger than prox 1 & 1/4th inch or smaller than prox 1/2 inch. Those dimensions must be adhered to simply because the baffle slides on to the pole with those dimensions involved in the small opening at the top of the unit.
2104588
Yep! A simple clamp set-up that attaches to the pole before you slide the baffle over it. As noted by Glendora it is very easy to install. And nothing gets past it.
982788
The Stokes select has a round set up for the poll. If used on a square pole you would have too much space for it to fit properly unless you used longer bolts. Give it a try. Good luck.
396342
I think this will fit. We have ours on a outside mounted square pole. Each side is 3 inches. The pad has Velcro attachments at the back that allow you to adjust and size appropriately. We have been very happy with it after a year of use.
2010457
Yes, I was able to put a baffle in the pole. I estimate the pole to be 1-1.5" in diameter.
92289
Probably not, especially if you're talking about a clothesline. Thing has to be perpendicular to the pole, or in your case to the line. Hole in top of baffle is way too big and would let baffle flop down & hang below the line allowing the critters to just walk over it to the feeders. My pole was too big for the baffle but it was easy to modify it (make it larger), but I don't know how you could make it smaller & fit tight around a line. Ron
1047033
Hi, Gary. When the baffle is closed, the opening at the top measures 1.5 inches. The support (which clamps to the pole and holds the baffle up) is not big enough to fit securely on a 2" pole. You might check with the manufacturer to see if they offer a different sized baffle set up. I hope this helps.
1698765
Not unless you buy the adapter. As delivered it only fits the triangular pole because of the way the bottom is molded.
2146718
Yes it will-the pole I used is round also-best baffler for keeping critters off-
1286467
The baffle is 12" across with a smooth finish. Mount it higher than the cats can jump and it should work fine.
479708
Yes, unless you're willing to pull the pole out of the ground and slide the baffle up from the bottom. I'm assuming that there's a twist in the pole, but the holding bracket might work if the tolerances are right.
827276
I don't actually know but I seriously doubt it - the ends wouldn't be able to properly interlock with a pole that large.
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.
1992764
No, it's too small, I just measured it - the pole holder itself is 2" in diameter so the opening is smaller!Good luck!
1269007
Well, it sure did'nt work on a crook-neck pole. I used the stop-clamp and put the baffle in the shed. It needs to be slid down a comparatively sized round pole. Put the stop clamp where you want the baffle to be. Then put the feeder on the top.
1739552
Sure... Just make sure the baffle clamp will open up far enough to accept the 3/4" diameter square pole.
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.