Since the pole is in 2 pieces, Can a non-wraparound baffle be installed during assembly?
947356
The pole is square measuring 3/4" on a side. There is also a 7/8" square where the top pole connects to the bottom one. A baffle would have to have a 1" or more hole in the middle to fit onto the pole.
947357
I'm not sure what you mean by "non-wrap around baffle". If you mean a cone-shaped baffle with a hole in the center, the answer is yes. You would just attach it at the time you assemble the pole. A hanging baffle will also work. If this doesn't answer your question, perhaps you can explain "non-wrap around baffle" and if I can help, I'd be happy to try to answer your question.
947358
No problem! You can install the baffle on the upper section of the pole before assembly. The 2- pole sections just "plug" into each other without the use of any tools. Thanks for your question...
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.
1212735
The pole is about 2" wide. the baffle is about 6-7" wide at the top and about 4" wide at the bottom.
1450659
This baffle is one solid tube which does not split apart. You will need to be able to slide the baffle up from the bottom of the T pole if the T does not disassemble.
2129431
There are two separate extensions for each pole. You have to loosen and extend each independently from the other extension.
64942
What need to be done is pretty simple, but I find it technically hard to put the second pole in place (too tight)
481451
Not without modification as described above, such as hanging or recutting and drilling bottom piece.
1035084
Yes. Read my post on this product, I gave instructions on how to install it without any cutting nor drilling
1771482
Hi Gayle. Without doing some fancy bracket work on the bluebird house or drilling holes into the pole to screw the inside of the bluebird house to the pole the answer is no ~ not designed for that, but boy it would make life easy if it were! That would be a great suggestion to the manufacturer. Shari
1429056
Yes - the board hanging part snaps into the back of the plastic base. If you wanted to you could choose not to install it
1394704
Yes. Very tough to take existing baffle out (I removed the outside screw then rescrewed it from the inside just enough to grab the baffle. Then I grabbed it with vise grips and hammered the grips to remove the baffle). New ones were also a little snug going in so I cut a few inches of the insulation wrap off.
1818874
Yes, when you assemble it just don't screw the two poles together. The directions for making two shelves are in the assembly directions.
66458
The installation of the vertical bars is optional, as I recall. They are else separate pieces so you can leave them off of you wish.
600145
Yes you can. The top can be installed either way so you can choose to have the poles on the left or the right. Works great as that is exactly what I needed and was assembled the reverse to the picture.
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.
528693
Probably not. As long as you can remove anything at the top end of the pole to slide the baffle down from the top, you should be good to go.
528700
As others have said, it depends on the pole. As long as one end of the pole or the other is straight, it will work. I used a straight pole which I drove into the ground and then slid the baffle on from the top.