Can this extension pole be broken down into different lengths by eliminating 6-foot sections at a time, or do the sections just fold back into each other to reduce the total length of the pole?
1661336
the sections fold back into each other. the weight of the whole pole is relatively light, so it can be easily maneuvered by anyone. I have only used it fully extended. I hope this helps. Good luck
1661337
This pole has sections which telescope into each other. You just extend as many as you need. The sections have a green connector which unscrews easily to let you pull the section out and then tightens to hold it firmly as you work with it.
1661338
The sections have a green connector which unscrews to let you pull a section out and then tightens to hold it firmly as you work with the pole. You only need to pull out as many sections as you need.
907854
The answer is yes and no. The pole comes in 3 or 4 sections for easy shipping, but since the wire is pre-threaded through each section, they cannot be separated too far. I don't think you could remove one section from the middle to make a short floor lamp.
411464
There are three parts to this pole saw, the handle, the middle extension, and the saw . the three plug into each other, however one can put together the saw with the handle making it shorter when you connect the handle with the saw, and not using the center extension. it works perfect , only now you have shortened, the pole saw by one equal extension. This works perfect for shorter cuts, and makes the saw lighter. I just use the pole saw in this manner which works very good and does the job very well. The length of the saw in this manner reduces the 9 foot pose sw down to about to 6 ft. or less, take care Jack
1754437
No, I did not find a way to do that. I didn't need the extensions either and decided to just keep them on there for ease and convenience. For my use this worked and I ended up using more toward the front. I am sure you could figure out some sort of way to clean up the ends if you wanted to take out the extensions. Who knows, you may not even need to or notice it after your product is on there.
196042
YES, You just turn it and the pole screws into the sand. Then you can fold them down.
1012612
It fold into 1/4 of the full size. It folds to cut the length in half then the other way. We found it to be a bit awkward, seemingly folding then flipping to fold the other way and finally took the hinge pin out so we have it in two longer pieces which we fold in half and load separately.
266384
Hmmmm. I'm thinking this is a set up question. No you cannot reduce the size by skipping a pole.
1701756
It does break down into 2 pieces. There is a spring loaded detent at the center that is used for angle adjustment, if you pull it up the two sections slide apart easily.
2237124
You can shortened length by eliminating the middle pole and use at ground level. Saw is 6'+ or - 2 "s without middle section. Any branches less than an inch might be more useful with regular pruners. I cut at least 5-7" branches with this saw. Just make sure to check your oil as it makes cutting easier. I'm not sure what you meant at ground level, but all pole saws are supposed to be used at ground level. Hope my response helps.
1791783
You have to manually fold it. The pole has an internal shock cord and works just like a folding tent pole. To close it, you first push in a button with your fingers and then collapse the height adjustment section to its most compact position. Then you pull apart each folding section slightly until they come apart and then manually fold each one against the other to make the pole collapse to its compact size so that it can be placed in its fabric sleeve for storage or carrying around. This takes about 10 or 15 seconds to do. The inner elastic is just there to keep the pole sections together during storage and so that the pole does not fall apart while you are using it. You have to manually fold it. The pole has an internal shock cord and works just like a folding tent pole. To close it, you first push in a button with your fingers and then collapse the height adjustment section to its most compact position. Then you pull apart each folding section slightly until they come apart and then manually fold each one against the other to make the pole collapse to its compact size so that it can be placed in its fabric sleeve for storage or carrying around. This takes about 10 or 15 seconds to do. The inner elastic is just there to keep the pole sections together... » Read More You have to manually fold it. The pole has an internal shock cord and works just like a folding tent pole. To close it, you first push in a button with your fingers and then collapse the height adjustment section to its most compact position. Then you pull apart each folding section slightly until they come apart and then manually fold each one against the other to make the pole collapse to its compact size so that it can be placed in its fabric sleeve for storage or carrying around. This takes about 10 or 15 seconds to do. The inner elastic is just there to keep the pole sections together during storage and so that the pole does not fall apart while you are using it. « Show Less
25506
The pole is about 36inches when collapsed. But one collapses up to 12 feet then you have a 2nd pole about 30inches that attaches to the first pole for that added length. So there are 2 poles. One pole is telescopic with poles within the 36 inched. The 2nd pole is by itself and can add the extra length if you need it. Hope this helps.
268649
Yes. Poles adjust to many different lengths. We use them constantly. Very good product!
2093316
The pole comes in 3 sections, about 12" each. I length of the installed light would be determined by how many sections are used. There is enough wiring to extend through all 3 sections, but if only one or two sections are used the excess wires can be cut to the proper length.
800828
I don't think you can shorten it. We have ours attached to a post and a tree.
1392685
You can close one section or 2 to alter the length of the unit.....they close with velcro. It's pretty flexible.
345415
There are a number of sections so you can make it shorter, but it is only certain widths. I have ours in use right now, otherwise I would take a look and see if it is two or three sections. If I remember it is three equal sections. If you are handy it wouldn't take much to cut the pipe with a hack saw and drill a new hole.
1887266
The saw can be used on its own or on the extension pole. The image here may be a little confusing. What looks like separate sections of the pole connect together to allow it to be used with varying telescopic lengths. You CANNOT use the saw with different "sections" of the pole because they MUST be put together to operate. That said the pole length is adjustable. And you can use the saw without the pole as well.