Is there an extension that is compatible with the pre drilled bols on the pole?
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Don't know about an extension but what I did was go to the big name hardware store and get a 10 foot metal conduit that fits perfectly in the sat mount hole. I had already marked and drilled the holes and just put bolts with lock washers to hold it all together and the conduit will fit fairly deeply in the mount giving it strength and rigidity. Just measure the inside diameter of the sat mount hole and the outside diameter of your pipe and it should be within 1/8". It may have been 1"ID and 1.25" OD but just measure to be sure. I think the pipe was around $10 and I painted it before I installed it. Mine worked great and is sturdy without bracing but I am going to attach some wires and fix it more secure. Don't know about an extension but what I did was go to the big name hardware store and get a 10 foot metal conduit that fits perfectly in the sat mount hole. I had already marked and drilled the holes and just put bolts with lock washers to hold it all together and the conduit will fit fairly deeply in the mount giving it strength and rigidity. Just measure the inside diameter of the sat mount hole and the outside diameter of your pipe and it should be within 1/8". It may have been 1"ID and 1.25" OD but just measure to be sure. I think the pipe was around $10 and I painted it... » Read More Don't know about an extension but what I did was go to the big name hardware store and get a 10 foot metal conduit that fits perfectly in the sat mount hole. I had already marked and drilled the holes and just put bolts with lock washers to hold it all together and the conduit will fit fairly deeply in the mount giving it strength and rigidity. Just measure the inside diameter of the sat mount hole and the outside diameter of your pipe and it should be within 1/8". It may have been 1"ID and 1.25" OD but just measure to be sure. I think the pipe was around $10 and I painted it before I installed it. Mine worked great and is sturdy without bracing but I am going to attach some wires and fix it more secure. « Show Less
1873563
Don't know about an extension but what I did was go to the big name hardware store and get a 10 foot metal conduit that fits perfectly in the sat mount hole. I had already marked and drilled the holes and just put bolts with lock washers to hold it all together and the conduit will fit fairly deeply in the mount giving it strength and rigidity. Just measure the inside diameter of the sat mount hole and the outside diameter of your pipe and it should be within 1/8". It may have been 1"ID and 1.25" OD but just measure to be sure. I think the pipe was around $10 and I painted it before I installed it. Mine worked great and is sturdy without bracing but I am going to attach some wires and fix it more secure.
1354561
Most definitely. You will want to search for the 3" Fitter version that comes without pole.
982788
The Stokes select has a round set up for the poll. If used on a square pole you would have too much space for it to fit properly unless you used longer bolts. Give it a try. Good luck.
1743414
We mounted ours on the old satellite mount, which is a little bit bigger than a rake handle. The bolts and screws that you use to mount it are also adjustable so you could likely get away with a bigger or smaller pole, no problem.
762914
I did not buy a spare pole, but I thought I saw a listing for extensions that fit all Ames Roof rakes on Amazon.
1943444
No they cannot. You would have to buy a metric socket set but they would fit the extensions. Good luck
626876
I have never needed an extension for this mop, it is really really long when extended. I am not sure if or how one would fit on the pole.
58988
Yes, you can. The cleaning on the unit unscrews and it looks like a universal extension pole thread would work fine. I've noticed that mine will extend pretty far, but if you needed to reach pretty high, you could use a longer pole like you have.
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I will have an adapter that you can use regardless the pole diameter and you don't have to climb and it's mount on the side directly above the flag. Give me 24 hours and I will have on the market! You can see the picture on the customer images, the second on the left all the way to the 2nd row from the bottom!
2043856
The head has screw that tighten on the pole. I would think any similar type head would work.
235971
The answer to both the questions is yes . Use a hole saw for the conduit connector and the mounting to the pole can be done us an back plate or drill a hole through the box .
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I don't see screw holes, and want to attach it to a wood pole. Can it be done, and how?
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You don't want to drill a hole yourself. It would have to be absolutely perfect on both sides to work properly, could damage the system, and creates a liability. You'll want to contact the manufacturer's customer service at 800-225-3865 for a new pole piece.
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I don't know. I have a telescoping pole that i purchased from Harbor Freight and I made minor modification (replaced the mounting bolt at the top, original was too short) in order to complete the installation. I believe that you needs approx 3" of space at the top between the ball and tip of pole.
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Unfortunately no extensions are available even from the manufacturer. You will have to make your own.
1767299
Not aware of any; extra length would make the flexible pole very unstable. I use a heavy duty 8' ladder when I need some extra height which works fine for most applications. Safety must be the key component in any situation!
1873876
I'm not sure, but I actually use mine on pole too. I went to Home Depot and bot a U shaped screw and attached them that way. Cheers