How does the flexrake fruit picker attach to the telescoping pole? Does it screw on? Is it possible to attach the Twister fruit picker to this pole?
2043853
Clamped on with a metal clamp.. yes its possible to attach the twister fruit picker after removing the presently attached fruit picket
2043854
The Flexrake fruit picker does not screw on it attaches with a hose clamp (radiator type) - very simple. I don't know anything about the "Twister".
2043855
The fruit picker is detachable, but well attached to the telescoping pole with a hose clamp. Most certainly another item could be attached to the pole.
2043856
The head has screw that tighten on the pole. I would think any similar type head would work.
2043857
The fruit picker is already attached. The pole is telescoping with twist locking bar on the pole. The picker does not come off.
2043858
Hello, there is a nut like device on pole that you loosen to extend telescoping pole and tighten it to hold in place. The fruit picker is attached but it looks like you could detach it to place on another pole but I have not tried to do this. We had it fully extended this weekend picking avocados and it worked great.
635667
Hanging the swing requires screwing and/or bolting a large sturdy hook into a beam. I had purchased what I thought would work, and called on my handyman to install it. He said what I had was not strong enough. So he got a threaded bolt with a hook on one end. He drilled through the beam, inserted the hook with the open end at the top, and tightened the bolt on the other side of the beam. It works fine. I had also purchased - from Amazon - a metal swivel device, but didn't use it. It provided too much motion for my swinging pleasure. Hope this helps.
2244622
The feeder should be screwed onto the pole mount.Make sure the screws are tight.You have to really smash the poles together, hard.I had my 14 year old son do it.You may borrow him if you want!
727772
This does not work with the Unger pole that I bought. My husband had another pole that he used. The unit works great, but it does not fit the Unger pole, which has threaded screws for the attachments.
2109550
I'm sure the pole itself is hollow considering the overall weight of it. However the foot\clamp that's on the pole is welded onto it. The foot\clamp would have to be cut off for you to do that. The grabber foot is designed to slide over a desk edge then screw clamped down to secure it to the desk edge. You would probably want to look elsewhere for something like your talking about or have one fabricated to your needs. But in short yes the pole itself is hollow.
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OMG! Whatta they have gorillas puttin' these things together, lol?? This thing couldn't have been any tighter! Had to use 2 pr of pliers (one hold, one twist). First succeeded in removing the end piece (grey with black ring) which accomplished nothing. Tried again, this time twisting the longer grey, center piece (no blk ring)...the wrong way, of course (I was pretty aggravated by this time, not thinking), which tightened it much more than it was ever meant to & cracked it about 3/4 in. The good news is still works! The telescoping pole stays in place by ONLY TIGHTENING IT SLIGHTLY...ya know, the way it should've been put together in the first place! OMG! Whatta they have gorillas puttin' these things together, lol?? This thing couldn't have been any tighter! Had to use 2 pr of pliers (one hold, one twist). First succeeded in removing the end piece (grey with black ring) which accomplished nothing. Tried again, this time twisting the longer grey, center piece (no blk ring)...the wrong way, of course (I was pretty aggravated by this time, not thinking), which tightened it much more than it was ever meant to & cracked it about 3/4 in. The good news is still works! The telescoping pole stays in place by ONLY TIGHTENING IT SLIGHTLY...ya... » Read More OMG! Whatta they have gorillas puttin' these things together, lol?? This thing couldn't have been any tighter! Had to use 2 pr of pliers (one hold, one twist). First succeeded in removing the end piece (grey with black ring) which accomplished nothing. Tried again, this time twisting the longer grey, center piece (no blk ring)...the wrong way, of course (I was pretty aggravated by this time, not thinking), which tightened it much more than it was ever meant to & cracked it about 3/4 in. The good news is still works! The telescoping pole stays in place by ONLY TIGHTENING IT SLIGHTLY...ya know, the way it should've been put together in the first place! « Show Less
961319
It should be used to attach the rope to the top of your tether pole. I had a hook that I just clipped the rope to and it was ready to play.
928556
I have a simple screw on pole and it screws on fine. The pole is used for a number of house h item's.
2215663
I'm not sure how you'd mount it on a pole. It has to hang. The top doesn't come off. It wouldn't be practical to mount it on a pole because you fill it by lowering the plastic seed holder and then pushing it back up into the cage after filling it with birdseed.
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Yes, I think I mentioned that in my remarks. But I had two pole extenders and once you take off the squeegie from the wood stick (about a foot long), it screws on. I have used it twice now and LOVE the sponge especially. It's easy to dip in the rectangular bucket found at walmart for $2. Won't fit in regular small bucket.
991946
No, you must assemble it. It's pretty stiff plastic on the roof etc. If you have never worked with it, maybe grab a friend. Another set of hands will make it easier. I have two, used for one year, and I am pleased with it. You'll need an adapter for a round pole.
1553602
I bought only the picker head. You can purchase one with a telescoping pole or a two piece (8ft) extension. That is all the info I had.
433553
I would suggest getting a high-curve hanging plant hook and attaching a small key ring to the spinner for a horizontal beam. If you're trying to attach it to a vertical beam, find yourself a small flag pole and hang it off of the end of that. Hope that helped!
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Melissa, I'm not really happy with it because there is not enough tension to hold the fruit while you twist it. I too want to find something to pick papayas. Right now I use a long stick with a rubber tip like cap and push on it. It works. I will still try to create something. ..
407275
My husband looped it over the branch and put an S hook through the chain to attach it. Hope this helps
162803
I ended up making a small loop and hot gluing the end that's supposed to be tied to the ball. Then I attached the ball to the looped/glued end of the rope with a carabiner, that way I can remove the ball ONLY, instead of removing the rope from the top of the pole.
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Not really. It is not telescopic like the vertical pole...this is probably because if it expanded horizontally it could be put off balance and perhaps fall over if not used anchored. If you anchor securely you might be able to rig your own form of extension.