What size pole does this accept?
2015106
With all three bolts all the way in, you can clamp a pole a bit smaller than 1". With all three bolts all the way out, the opening is about 1 7/8". If you buy longer bolts this can go smaller. You cannot go to zero because the bolts have width. I'd guess something like 5/32 but there is a lot of "eyeball in that. A conventional TV mast is nominally 1 1/8" but mine are about 1/16" bigger than that. They fit fine. I'd consider these numbers as extremes limits because manufacturing tolerances may make two units slightly different. With the supplied bolts, if your mast is between 1" and 1 3/4" you should be fine. With longer bolts, if your mast is between 3/16" and 1 3/4" you should be fine.
2015107
I have used this with a 1 1/4" diameter pole. I am not sure if a larger pole would work.
2015108
With all three bolts all the way in, you can clamp a pole a bit smaller than 1". With all three bolts all the way out, the opening is about 1 7/8".If you buy longer bolts this can go smaller. You cannot go to zero because the bolts have width. I'd guess something like 5/32 but there is a lot of "eyeball in that.A conventional TV mast is nominally 1 1/8" but mine are about 1/16" bigger than that. They fit fine.I'd consider these numbers as extremes limits because manufacturing tolerances may make two units slightly different.With the supplied bolts, if your mast is between 1" and 1 3/4" you should be fine.With longer bolts, if your mast is between 3/16" and 1 3/4" you should be fine. With all three bolts all the way in, you can clamp a pole a bit smaller than 1". With all three bolts all the way out, the opening is about 1 7/8".If you buy longer bolts this can go smaller. You cannot go to zero because the bolts have width. I'd guess something like 5/32 but there is a lot of "eyeball in that.A conventional TV mast is nominally 1 1/8" but mine are about 1/16" bigger than that. They fit fine.I'd consider these numbers as extremes limits because manufacturing tolerances may make two units slightly... » Read More With all three bolts all the way in, you can clamp a pole a bit smaller than 1". With all three bolts all the way out, the opening is about 1 7/8".If you buy longer bolts this can go smaller. You cannot go to zero because the bolts have width. I'd guess something like 5/32 but there is a lot of "eyeball in that.A conventional TV mast is nominally 1 1/8" but mine are about 1/16" bigger than that. They fit fine.I'd consider these numbers as extremes limits because manufacturing tolerances may make two units slightly different.With the supplied bolts, if your mast is between 1" and 1 3/4" you should be fine.With longer bolts, if your mast is between 3/16" and 1 3/4" you should be fine. « Show Less
2015109
1.5 inch will fit easily. I have 5 of these fastened into roof beams of a metal building and the pole will bend before you hurt these things so use regular antenna pipe or guy it.
2015110
Inch and a half pole. I would suggest not over 8 feet in length for stability.
2015111
The pole size I used was 1 1/4" outside diameter, which is the standard size antena pole, as far as I know.However, there was room for a much larger pole, I think up to 2". But if you use a larger pole, you run the risk of it not matching the antena bracket. Hope this helps.
1756246
If they send the two or three different pole width brackets like the ones I got, it totally should fit. Not sure how big my pole is (that's what she said) but there was more than one bracket.
1247252
I don't know the exact measurements of it. We bought the poles at Lowes. It is standard size for the antenae. It works great. It was a really good purchase.
319696
If the pole outside diameter is the same, or very close, you can mount it to any pole. It is a type of compression clamp and works very well.
1836151
The tube will accept either a 2" or 1 1/2" (with included adapter) diameter pole.
395526
I measured mine and appears that a 1 3/4 inch pole should fit, probably not a 2 inch
26160
It works with my 1 inch pole. I am not sure about 2 inches pole. Might be tight!
2095017
The pole diameter is just around an inch and a half. It feels very sturdy, though, and there is a flanged receptacle that you pound into the ground that is, obviously, just a bit wider to accommodate the pole. Each side is about 80 inches, and mine is little crooked, but stands 74 inches tall. Sorry for the approximations; I had to measure alone.
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".
2140634
Includes 4.5" (1/2" Interior Diameter) Pole. You can get a shorter or longer one, oe flush mount it.
912889
Don't know the exact diameter, but it fits the standard extension pole size which can be found in all lengths at your local home store
396595
Opening for a pole is 1.5", so it should fit very snuggly. Outside diameter is 2.5". I think it should work perfectly.
1569953
The pole has approximately a 1 inch diameter. The desk clamp is about 2½ inches wide, 3 inches front to back and about 2¼ inches high. Hope that's helpful.
140735
I'm using it with a 1.25" diameter pole, which is slightly too narrow. I think your 1.49" diameter pole would fit just fine.
1852743
I think it comes with different mounting brackets. I used mine on an old pole. I wish I could be more help, but I don't remember the brackets.
1017547
The poles measure about 5 1/2 inches in diameter. I think the other person who responded was giving you a diameter rather than a circumference.
1685153
The kit comes with a 1.5" U-Bolt for clamping onto a pole up to 1.5". Also has a female PL-259 connector. Very easy to assemble.