I have a 2 inch pole. Can the top be cut to enlarge it so it would work on my pole?
1047032
You shouldn't have to cut it. The baffle is made of metal. You will receive a coupling that should fit the pole. Then the baffle comes apart and you'll fit it above the coupling. Sounds complicated but if I could do it anyone can.
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.
2093315
Not impossible but would need to be threaded after it is cut. It has 3 sections to the pole so it would be easier to eliminate a section.
919503
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.
418029
The pole is about eight feet tall, in two sections. It might be possible to cut off the pole from the bottom to get a shorter height.
419674
Based on what I know about it, I don't believe it's designed to fit on a 4x4" pole right out of the box. That's not to say that you couldn't modify it (or your pole) to make it work. All that I know for sure is that I mounted it on a Goalrilla 5x5" pole, and I really like it.
319697
If pole is the same size as the above, then yes. The pole and arm are two separate pieces
1503819
I trimmed mine to 34 inches and it works great. I would not think another two inches would make a difference. As to how much can be trimmed, I'm not sure, but some of the center rod would be needed to work properly.
256522
Not sure never did get to use mine cuz it didn't fit my pole. Was a little disappointed.
1196896
I am sure you could if you can get a pole with the same diameter. I removed the edge clamp and screwed the bracket directly to a workbench!
371834
No, at first we thought we would have to buy a smaller than standard pole then we realized the end pole slot can be easily removed allowing a standard pole to fit. It sits in the slot with no attaching. The quality matches the custom hardware I used when building our home. Very nice!
2190161
Yes you can cut the rod to what ever size you need. The end plug is serated and can be removed and re-inserted. Once you have cut the rod to size, take the cut off end and insert a dowel (or whatever you have that fits inside the tube) and tap on it with a hammer until the plug pops out, then place it on the end of the rod and tap it back on.
435276
Yes, you can cut to size. I cut mine and saved the piece to put on when I put the extension leaf in. Works great.
1992765
Looks like it will fit up to a 2" pole. I have an insert in for my 1.5" pole.
1863188
The plastic piece that wraps around is very flexible. It has notches to let it bend every few millimeters. If it's long enough to fit around the pole it should fit even a square-shaped pole.
395526
I measured mine and appears that a 1 3/4 inch pole should fit, probably not a 2 inch
1806002
I don't know about the size of the holes, but it comes with a hook on the top so if your pole has a bracket, you could hang 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.