how do u adjust the pole.
1677539
There is a series of holes and a push button to lock in place. Quite easy, even for my wife, she has weak hands.
1677540
keep twisting the pole until the holes match up with the pegs...its a bit tricky...but they are there...
1677541
There are several holes in the side of the outer pole that allow you to depress a button/dimple (on the inner, telescoping pole) and lock the pole in place. I used this recently on a camping trip with wind, rain, hail and the pole held up nicely.
1618228
There are three poles that fit together, so it's adjustable in that you can use one pole fewer, but it's not possible to fine-tune the height.
749969
The only adjustable part is the size of the opening on the table. If your pole is larger than the opening on the wedge then it won't work
1465326
Just press both sides of the plastic cover to it. I have this pole and it works pertly to me!!
39975
Tilt one end down a little. Adjust it to al little longer than needed and push it up to where you want it. You might have to pound it up with your hand to the spot needed.
32664
Hi R. Jankowski,You should be able to untwist the extension joint in the middle a couple turns which will allow the GoScope to extend. If in the past you were able to extend the pole and now you can not please send a detailed explanation to support@go-scope.com.Thanks,Team GoScope
1506019
The main pole itself does not adjust. The arm that the reading light is on is flexible and can be bent up and down or twisted somewhat left or right. I like this light so well that I bought two of them, one next to my recliner and one that I have at the end of my sofa. The top lamp is tall enough that it does not reflect on my TV screen and I can adjust the lower arm for reading or eating.
2123441
You should have instructions. It can be adjusted. See web site for details.
665010
No unfortunately there is no adjustment. I used mine once and threw it away. It was worthless.
97344
Put the baset at the highest position and use a wrench to attach. I also put a folded towel over the top of the pole, as the force of letting the spring go could cause some damage to your hand if it struck the top of the pole. (If you are trying to assemble this, you will understand what I am saying!)
374163
The height is adjusted with a telescoping pole and a pin. There is also a threaded knob that secures the pole. This is not the area that failed on my stands.
1402600
None that I know of, but I never looked. The twist to lock mechanism seemed to be opposite to what I expoected, but now that I am used to it, I make length adjustments almost instantly without thinking about it. To tighten the pole turn the metal pole below the plastic connector. The plastic connector itself does not turn, it is just a dust cover!
1443421
I just looked at mine and it has screws that you can loosen for the 4 clamps, 2 on each pole, and that will let you raise or lower the net and that's all the height adjustment it has. I would suggest if you need more height then go to a home improvement store and get some PVC pipe the same diameter as the poles and cut them to the height you need or even a metal pipe you could paint for rust resistance and cut them to the height you need. But if you have the net tight length wise it shouldn't be touching the water. Hope any of this helps you.
1039053
I know I thought the same thing. Put the poles in the 4 corners. There are Velcro straps at the top of each corner that will hold the poles in place. You just have to pull the Velcro over the top of each pole. Once you get the hang of it, it is very easy.
2204671
First adjust the bottom to its widest stance. Then slide the center pole so the load is at its closest to the ground. I do that because I'm short and I discovered it's very stable.
1028212
It comes with a two-piece pole for height adjustments. It's quite easy to use.
1899481
There are a number of ways to adjust. I had the best luck searching some YouTube videos. Good luck.