I would like to attach this to a skinny pole, an iron gate pole that is on top of concrete, is there a way to do that?
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It has the clasps on both ends . I don't see why not just hook one end around the cable. But I would check and see if the pole is sturdy enough first. I ran a cable from a tree to my shed and have it clasped on there. Or put it around a sturdy tree trunk.
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Yeah you can clip it to itself. But if your dog ways more then 40 pounds it won't last more then 3 months. It's just a single crimp holding the clasp on. The one at Walmart with a loop is much better.
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I drove a 6 foot galvanized 3/4 inch pipe section with a tee threaded onto the upper end into the ground until only about a foot is above ground. Then I used 9 inches of medium weight chain, just the right length to avoid being pulled around the tee. I attached one end of the tie out to both ends of the chain. This acts like a swivel to prevent damage to the cable and allow freedom of movement without tangling. You could just use the chain on your pole, but be sure the dog has a clear area to prevent getting wrapped around an obstacle like a tree or post.
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I just put it up about a month ago. I'm not sure but you can try to skip one pole. They just interlock so I think it might work.
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Definitely. Mine is mounted on a wooden gate. It was easy to mount following the instructions. It also has mounting instructions for chain link and other metal gates.
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I purchased this item. Attached it to my composite decking. I would think you could attach to concrete with masonry screws and a hammer drill. Would definitely by one and practice. My concern is how well the plastic base will hold up over time - through cold winters and hot summers.
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It comes with an attachment that you can use. My husband built a pedestal-type pole using a 4x4. He screwed the attachment on to that and the house fits over it securely. Without using the attachment device, the house would accommodate a pole maybe up to 1/2 inch diameter (I'm not at home, so I can't be too precise - might be a little larger). To me it looks like a standard diameter. It goes into the house about 3". I do think using the attachment and securing it on to a wooden base would probably be best. Using a pole alone would be wobbly, I think.
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You can put it as deep as you need for your particular situation. It is just a pole. You could also attach it to something with a clamp.
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Sure. Put a big nail in the fence and hang it. Forget the suction cup. If the fence is wrought iron, use an "s" hook. Your hardware store has them.
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Mine is on an arm attached to side of house, but would think you could attach arm to pole and that should work.
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the pole is smaller than the average outdoor umbrella. i would suggest if you do use a regular umbrella weight that you add something (i.e. foam, crumpled up plastic bags, etc) to keep it in place.
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i am not saying it can,t but it wasn,t made to be. you may be able to mount it to a flat piece of metal mounted on top of a pole and tie wire it tight. word of caution... the ring on top that you do hang the unit from is threaded thru a piece of (pot metal) that screws top down tight. this piece is fragile and mine snapped in two while tightening one day, stokes sent out a replacement no questions asked. Be careful if you should purchase unit...don,t overtighten otherwise it works great. JR
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Not sure what you are asking because these are intended to be mounted on a concrete slab or footing and if you are wanting to support a fence on solid ground then you will to dig up the old post and reinstall with concrete. But if fence is going across a concrete driveway or similar then yes it will work with proper concrete anchors.
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yes. U would need to buy and bigger stack from a hardware store and nail it in the cement. You can also tie the rope to a fence.
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It is made to strap around a pole...any pole or object with velcro straps. But, people have bought some velcro squares with two side tape and stuck it on a wall or door...so...it can be done but will need additional materials. Enjoy. Scott
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I have a simple screw on pole and it screws on fine. The pole is used for a number of house h item's.
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It has to be anchored at the other end to something solid. Otherwise it should work.
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Nope. If you, or a friend, are somewhat handy you might do what i did and make your own. I went to a hardware store and bought 2 sections of Top Rail for chain fence. They have "male/female" ends so, if you cut them in half you have two sections that are easy to carry/store and fit together to make the v-ball pole. Drill 3 sets of holes through the tubing and add eye bolts to hold the net and anchor ropes. Very solid poles and work great.
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I got a 1 1/2" galvanized pole about 8' long and a pack of 2 one hole straps (that's what they are called). They look like question marks, the top goes around the pole and the bottom flat part where the screw hole is gets screwed into the back of the house. Tighten the screws and this will hold the house in place. Dig a hole and put the pole in the ground add a little concrete and your done. If you don't understand my unclear directions just go to a hardware store and explain what you want to do and they should be able to help you. Good luck.