Is there a way to lock this to the pole?
1681514
Like Kent said, bike cable would be your best bet, but I'm sure it can be done.
1681515
If I needed to lock it I would use a bike cable and wrap it around the post and between the plug and the box. Or move to a better neighborhood.
901551
Where the 2 poles meet, there is a twist clamp to lock it at any height you wont..
2222347
No! there is no pin to lock it, I had to drill hole in back side of the wood through the steel plat into my bench, because it slide out on me when I was reloading, and I put a screw in it to lock in place!
1957269
I didn't try that, I just held it in my hand. However, if you look closely at the photo you'll notice there is a pole sticking out of it. So I'm guessing you could.
1297159
You can move the net up and down a few inches on the poles (adjusting the rope that holds the upper corner of the net). Also you can drill an extra hole in the lower portion of the pole to telescope one part into the other a little further (locking them with the spring loaded button into the drilled hole) to make the pole lower. You can't, however, make the poles higher than they already are.
2105926
No I could not find a way to lock it. It is capable of being bolted into the ground. It is really just to keep the bike out of the weather and that's about it.
2177716
i am not saying it can,t but it wasn,t made to be. you may be able to mount it to a flat piece of metal mounted on top of a pole and tie wire it tight. word of caution... the ring on top that you do hang the unit from is threaded thru a piece of (pot metal) that screws top down tight. this piece is fragile and mine snapped in two while tightening one day, stokes sent out a replacement no questions asked. Be careful if you should purchase unit...don,t overtighten otherwise it works great. JR
1818311
no, could possibly work with appropriate hook ups to stabilize pole. pole keeps tipping over
153280
That is the type and brand of pole we have. Just unscrew the ball on top and put the bolt through the light. You may have to leave the lock nut off but that should never be a problem. Hand tighten snugly but no wrench
2178053
Not sure what you mean, but I don't think so. The pole is in 2 parts, the bottom one comes to a taper. You have to rock it back and forth to get it into the sand. A strong wind will knock it down.
953361
yes. head has its own clamp so all you do is insert the pole and tighten the screw.
2119662
Simply twist & pull to open, then twist the opposite direction [indicated on the pole] to lock the height/length down; nothing to it. Do the opposite to close if desired [I leave mine set at the perfect height]; either way, works fine.
2239763
I couldn't get mine to unlock at first either. Finally I gave it one last try, and yanked hard. You have to hold the bottom of the pole and turn the upper pole to the left while yanking. It will eventually unlock. Then extend your pole and twist the upper pole to the right to lock. After you get in unlocked the first time you will not have to struggle to unlock it again. I am a 66 year old lady and I got it unlocked.
366403
Hi Serene, I personally don't have any issue with this at all. It has a nice twist and lock feature so you extend the pole to get the length you'd like and lock it in place ;-) I hope this helps!
1880012
Yes, you can use a lock in place of the "U" pin on the hitch over the ball. Actually, there a several ways you can lock it, just be inventive.
871863
I keep it at my cabin so it is not here for me to look at. It can be adjusted along the entire length of the pole, but it may be off balance if it is too high.
1119476
Removing the pole does not look possible to me. The on/off switch is located on top of the pole and I don't see any other option for power.