How long are the tines on the bottom?
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We believe at least 6 inches since we have had them in the ground a while now. We have sandy soil and have had no issues with the poles tipping even in bad weather. We mounted the party bird feeders on top of them. They are the the nicest poles we have found, easy to put together and can move around in the yard. You can't go wrong with this purchase! Shari S.
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Boy, Robert, you've asked a hard one, there. Most of us have long ago installed our bird feeder poles and the tines are well buried. From my perspective, the important question is, "Are the tines long enough to anchor the pole [and the bird feeder/house on top] securely?" To this I can answer unequivocally "yes." I have a large feeder [~3 gallon] on my pole with a squirrel cone below it. The feeder was intended for the usual small birds but was beset by pigeons until I mounted spikes on its top and feed trays. It's a heavy arrangement. After more than a year in place, the pole has a very slight list from vertical [probably from my misplacement] but is entirely secure in a bed of typical garden soil. Now for the foggy part: I have in my mind's eye that the tines were 6-7" long. I wondered at the time if they would be long enough but they have proven to be.
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Robert, I can't say for sure since they are already in the ground. However, to the best of my recollection, they are at least 8" in length and support my birdhouse very well. Hope this helps.Clark P.
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Hi. In response to your question. The tines are aprox 5 in long. I attached the pole and large bird feeder and it seems to be holding up well. Hope this helps.
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The bottom is about 9-10 inches, but don't let that worry you. The pan is PERFECT, and in fact, I have 2 of them. They are wonderful as kind of a second oven, and you can actually put them in the oven. I love cooking vegetables, casseroles and stews in my everyday pans.
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I'm not looking at them right now, but I would say 8-9inches at the top and a little less than a foot at the bottom. These are GREAT! But do not fill them with water... At the seams some of them leak. Filled with sand they are perfect!
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They're a quarter-inch from the bottom (or top), centered, about 3/4 inch from each edge. You should find them with no problem. Good Luck!
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About an inch and a half to two inches. I don't have them now to measure them.
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they are roughly 10inches, with the plastic shell that hides the screws adds a slight length to the ends and side
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Hello,Sorry it took this long they are small I would say 3 1/2 to 4 inches.
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We ate them all with it measuring, but they're small. I'd guess between 1/2" to 3/4" long.
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I think they are about 10-12" long, I don't have it with me right now. About 1" in diameter.
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Not including the little eye at the end, they're seven inches long. They are cheaply made, but have worked flawlessly for over a year. The small size makes them perfect for a lot of little chores like turning over hot dogs in a grill pan.
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roughly 6" from top of rack to bottom of hook and 4.5" from the grate to bottom of hook
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They are between 5-6 inches. It is a very nice little set. Well worth the money.
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They are 4 inches high. The bottom diameter is 1 1/2 inches and the top diameter is 1 3/4 inches (they don't really taper). I used them for soup shooters.
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The top bars are approximately 13 3/4". The bottom ones are approximately 19 1/2". The grooved rubber end caps on both top and bottom bars are approximately 2 1/4". Hope this helps.
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The two on the top are 8" inches....the very top possibly 9. I went by the length of my knife. The third one from the top is 7" and the bottom is 6"
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They are 2 and 3/8 inches long. I was doubtful, but ordered and they are a great size for many uses.
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I dont have them with me to mesure but i can say that they are about 6" to 7 ".They are at job site sorry.