anyone have this on a 6-1/2' light pole? can I do this?
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Yes, I have used it twice on a 6'6" telescoping pole with 8 lb. line. Caught 3 fish. So far so good. Unscrew top of spool to get new line on. Good luck
1098775
I keep this reel on a collapsable 6 1/2 ft. pole in my car for "unscheduled" fishing stops. I have had absolutely no problems with it. The folding handle makes it easy to keep in my fishing bag. I would definitely recommend it.
143094
I used 2 kits to rewire 2 old table lamps that had special lamp shades.I do not think this kit is applicable to a pole lamp.
524803
I would suggest pipe hangers at Lowe's or somewhere like that. They will go around the pipe and have a flat surface with a hole to mount the light to.
1600707
no you can not, the small supports they give you for the lights, stick up to far....take care!
1034534
You should be able to. The pieces are tapered so that one end goes in the opposite end of the other pole.
2187356
From the position of mine,which is four inches above,it lights mine just fine. I believe if you position you're light twelve inches above,it will help a lot because of the cone shaped beam of light. Please respond to Stevenmathers32@gmail.com if it works for you! If you would like,I can tell you how I constructed mine with minimal cost and size of pole I think you would need for two flags.
60003
Yes, easy to install too...you just screw it in on top of the pole. I would just like it brighter, that's all.
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John, I have mine mounted on a 1" pole with plenty of room to spare. It will definitely fit on a 1&1/4" pole and it looks though it might be a real tight fit that it would work on a 1&1/2" pole as well.
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You will have to make your own clamp. I used the clamp off my old mercury light fixture
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I think much more than 1-1/2" will be too big. The fixture has a large ceramic nut that clamps down on the shade, and if it's much bigger than that it just won't work.
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I will give it my best. We have a tapered pole with a ball on top. All we had to do is screw the ball off, put the light down over the pole and screw the ball back on. Works great but not sure I have conclusively answered your question.
2275501
Like the other two said, it's a 1 3/8' pole so it may be a little loose in a 1 1/2'. It will work fine but if you want a snug fit you would need a adapter sleeve. Overall it will work just fine!
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yes you can, and yes... youll need something to attach this fixture. depending on where youll hang it you can use from cable ties to even masking tape... the best for you would be to buy C-clamps and screw them up to the fixture's bracket. with these youll be able to move the fixture sideways and up and down as you please... if you tie the light's bracket down directly on the tree youll only get 1 of the axis to work for you... get the clamps...
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I suppose you could get a longer pole to allow it to be attached to an angled ceiling. I did replace the candelabra bulb with what I think maybe is an LED candelabra bulb (more fluorescent looking light), but not sure, since the bulb that came with it is very dim. The new bulb is also dim-just not as much as the other. The bulb I bought was recommended by someone else on Amazon who replaced it. If you look through the reviews you should come upon his.
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Hi Cathy. I have to admitt that I have not yet had the post installed or taken it out of the packaging. I am awaiting an electrician to install it. If you are referring to a hole or holes near the top end of the pole to secure the lighting fixture, I don't believe this model has any. I have another post in my yard that is many many years old and the fixture fits securely down over the post without need for screws or other attachent. I would think that if a hole is needed to secure a fixture one could easily be drilled with an ordinary driller and bit. Hope this helps!
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I also have two flags on my pole. The light appears adequate to illuminate both of them. I am not sure on the dimension question, but mine is a standard four section 20 foot pole and it worked.
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Not without some effort. The screws that mount it to a standard 3" post are built into the base, so those would have to be removed (or possibly drilled out), and you'd have to purchase longer screws and screw them through the same holes in order to reach the post. Alternatively, you could possibly purchase a 3" cap for a 2" post, then mount this lamp to that, although a quick online search doesn't find anything like that for sale.