I BOUGHT a perky pet bird feeder. the hole underneath the feeder is 3/4 in dia, and approx an inch deep. question: what is the thicknes of the pole? thanks, roger
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The pole is also 3/4 inch diameter and I believe the feeder usually comes with a pole connector to attach the feeder to a pole for mounting. I hope this helps!
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I bought this bird feeder and bought a standard size bird feeder pole, I am not sure of the dimensions.
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I do not know because I did not want the birds around. Worked well so try different places and see what your radius is. Not sure where your bird feeders are. Good luck.
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The bowl is 2" deep, the ideal depth recommended by the Audubon Association. The bowl is textured and small birds just won't go in the deep end. Large birds head for the center because it's deepest. They're smart animals, they'll figure it out.
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The actual pole is standard size for Shepherd's hooks you see at Lowe's, ect. I think the 7 and 1/2 inch diameter includes the projection of the hook and (maybe) the anchor foot. It is well-proportioned and a great height for butterfly feeders or light-weight plants you want hung closer to the ground. It is too low for a bird feeder. I think the height is the more important feature. The taller Shepherd's hooks I've purchased at Lowe's have a much wider diameter.
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There is a place underneath in the center that fits a pole. Personally I thought that well wasn't deep enough to keep the feeder steady because of the weight of it when full of seed/nuts. It's supposed to work but I'm too cautious to try it on a pole.
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I hang it on my pole which has 4 prongs, you know the type? The seed husks fall onto the net underneath. I don't know if the holes are smaller but the birds absolutely love it! I was surprised at how much. They empty it every two days. Right now I have mostly chickadees and a few sparrows.
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I have not had the feeder long enough to give you an honest answer. My best suggestion would be to call the manufacturer.
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The bottom does not seem very heavy and I think you'd have to make some modifications to mount this on a pole. I don't know what holes you are comparing to, but these are only half an inch high but very wide. The seed streams into the tray that is a 3/4" wide gutter around the seed container. The largest bird I've seen on ours has been a starling, but the sparrows do tend to make a mess while they pick out their favorite seeds while throwing the rest on the ground (but that makes the turtle doves happy!)
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Hi. In response to your question. The tines are aprox 5 in long. I attached the pole and large bird feeder and it seems to be holding up well. Hope this helps.
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Not sure of the exact diameter but if you live in a windy area I would not recommend. It is not that sturdy when full size bird feeders are attached. The bird feeders that come with it are very small.
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Hey - it will fit right on top of the pole - there's a hole/indentation in the bottom of the bird feeder and you just place it on top of the pole
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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!
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Had mine hanging from a shepherds hook and it did leak, even when it wasn't windy. I have another Perky Pet Feeder that I've never had a problem with. This one had such great reviews that I thought maybe I just received a defective one.
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Looks like about 3/4" to me, but count on 1". Animals are pretty good at squeezing through stuff. Still, puts up a decent barrier to birds.
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There is no hole opening on the feeder. It can be attached to a pole with included bracket hardware whch will work with a pole anywhere up to maybe 1-1/2" dia. The included bracket will also allow the feeder to be mounted on a wooden post. We hang ours on a shepherds hook type post which works very well also.
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Hi, As for the food dishes there is a bar just above the food dish that when the door to the dish is closed won't allow the bowl to be pulled out. As for the gage of steel I haven't measure it, it appears to be at best guess .150 size which I thought was not as thick as it should have been for the size of bird I was putting in the cage. With that said anything thicker would have made the weight to much to move around and since I do have a Macaw in mine it has work very well. He has room to play and I can still move to clean around it. I hope this helps