Secondly, how do you fix this to the pole? Just tie it at the top and bottom?
508682
I used finishing nails. I tried heavy duty staples first but did not like how they held. The nails hold the rope much tighter to the post.
508683
We used a staple gun with large staples. Use several staples along the first few inches at the bottom of the pole. If the staples won't go in all the way, use a hammer to make sure they're all really tight. Just wind the rest of the rope up to the top--wind as tightly as you can! Then staple along the top few loops. We can see the staples at the top; they're not very camouflage.
508684
I used a heavy duty staple gun at the bottom and made sure the rope was tight when I was winding it around the pole. I also use a staple midway through and another one at the top.
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I replaced it by using hot glue and then wrapping it tightly around the pole.
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My seller, ajillis_products - Amazon Marketplace, replaced my pole promptly when I had a similar situation. I was very pleased with the manner the seller dealt with the problem. A small break in one pole section is easy to repair and will last. Just use a hacksaw to cut off about 1" of the end and re-install in the ferrel; coupling.
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There is a plastic part that has to be removed. It was on the tip of one of the poles. I didn't realize it at first and it interfered with the functioning.
586851
I believe that all are hollow except for the very top one. It sounds like you are planning to run a wire up the inside of the pole. I went up the outside so it was not an issue for me. Perhaps you could get a longer pole and discard the thinnest element?
528694
You need some way to slip it over the pole it does not come a part. Either slide it down from the top or lift it up from the bottom.
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mine came with 0- instructions I don't know how the poles should go together
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I ended up making a small loop and hot gluing the end that's supposed to be tied to the ball. Then I attached the ball to the looped/glued end of the rope with a carabiner, that way I can remove the ball ONLY, instead of removing the rope from the top of the pole.
559126
I broke one of my poles and couldn't find replacements so I cut a piece of 1/2 in PVC and slid it over the broken section. That worked. Sorry, but that is the best answer I could provide.
16972
Put the top together first. Tie up the two top brackets with bungee cord to keep in place. Four poles from the brackets to four corner pieces. Poles in bottom of brackets to ground holders. Short pole with long pole tie it up
575384
Needs to hang. I don't see any provision on the bottom for it to be pole mounted.
1969230
Sorry just saw you're question. The little hooks need something to hook on to. We had a broken one and used a plastic zip tie, which might work for you. Ours has been up since fall and it's still shiny and in good shape. Very happy with it.
448392
The pole to which the line attaches needs to be ordered also. The piece that forms the top of the "T" is part of the unit w/line. As the line is unwound, the top of the "T" attaches to a special holder on the pole. My wife is very pleased with this setup.
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Grasp the blue ring (close to scrubber part). Turn the largest black ring (third from scrubber part) to the left. This will loosen the pole--extend to length desired, then tighten the black ring. I hope this helps.
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Hello, There is a bolt that goes into the pole from the bottom of the base. There is a tool that comes in the box which will tighten the bolt. Let me know if you have any other questions. This light has been great! I have it in my living room and really like it.
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There are two separate extensions for each pole. You have to loosen and extend each independently from the other extension.
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We had the same issue, but the top section didn't come all the way out. It stopped just past the "stop here" line (okay, it was our fault). You could not twist it to lock or unlock it, nor pull it in or out - it was just plane stuck. My wife and I finally got at each end and pulled as hard as we could. The top part popped off and we were able to then put it back together. We have been very careful ever since to not let that happen again. We now like these poles!
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On the one I received there is a round tightener that needs to be loosened and then you slide the legs down the pole until they extend to whatever amount you want. If there is resistance when you try to do this then the screw needs to be loosened further. Also check that there is no damage to the legs or pole, there should be no problems at all and is just a very smooth sliding up and down for the legs to extend and then collapse back again.