Can i use the two halves of this rod with the swivel socket in the middle? So essentially, this one rod plus one swivel socket to go around a corner.
586960
I'm not sure. This is simply a corner unit to connect 2 rods. This eliminates brackets and ends.
586961
I do not think this will work with just one rod. When the end cap is removed from an end of the rod you can then screw the swivel socket into the rod. If you separate the rod, you will not have a way to screw it into the socket. I used two rods removing the end caps where I wanted to join the rods and it worked perfectly for two windows coming together in a corner.
586962
Yes, but you may need the finial end to screw it in. I believe I found a wall anchor to use in mine so both sides of the rod could take a finial and the socket. Good luck.
983049
I used two brackets for mine, but rod sags a bit in the middle. May decide to add another bracket.
2241104
My guess is you may possibly could use another swivel plate for a ball head. There already is a spring loaded dual threads on the top of the plate.Would depend on the type of ball head you have. I hope this may answer your question.
113348
No. For rods to connect, they would have to screw into one another. However, while one end has screw threads, the inside of the other end does not. As others have said, you'll have to get a single rod of the right length.
1319922
you can...i did the same thing with mine and it works fine. you cant tell by the pictures, both ends of the bar have hole in them so you can bolt the bar to the brackets to keep the bar from spinning. I only bolted one end of my bar and it works perfect.
2139724
No - you won't be able to attach two sets of rods together - And for the person who responded earlier, you need to unscrew the finial from the narrowest rod and put it on the end of the larger rod - then insert the narrow rod into the two larger rods -
1250681
I'm afraid I can't answer as I have an SW6DE...the rod works perfectly in my unit
387630
I can't imagine you'd have any trouble with two rods. Should fit no problem. The only issue you might have would be with the size of the guide rings on large rods. The width might get a little tight there. But I wouldn't expect it to be a problem unless you were talking 4 or more large rods.
1335526
No as someone else commntted...but u can adjust that with a hex tip screwdriver...usually a half turn is enough to losen vor tighten it
1542885
I don't think a swivel socket will work. The bulb fits tightly within the diameter of the can. The socket would have to lower the bulb almost the entire length of the can to allow any flexibility (because the bulb is bulky).
1658975
no iam afraid you can't you can get it in the middle of two but it is not supposed to do it at any strength. I had one before that did it and i did not like it as much as this one. it is a joy to use.
1462836
Yes, you can swivel both the main ring that attaches to the cable (it swivels parallel to the cables) and the arch that the bulb attaches to (it swivels perpendicular to the cables). If either seems to not want to swivel, use a litte more force or loosen the screws. Just don't bend the metal or damage the bulb assembly. I put up 3 of these light sets, and they will point in any direction out to about 45 degrees before the arch and ring interfere with each other and won't allow more swivel. Just ponder the design for a moment and you'll see how the two movements (arch and ring) can be used to achieve many directions. Hope this helped. Yes, you can swivel both the main ring that attaches to the cable (it swivels parallel to the cables) and the arch that the bulb attaches to (it swivels perpendicular to the cables). If either seems to not want to swivel, use a litte more force or loosen the screws. Just don't bend the metal or damage the bulb assembly. I put up 3 of these light sets, and they will point in any direction out to about 45 degrees before the arch and ring interfere with each other and won't allow more swivel. Just ponder the design for a moment and you'll see how the two movements (arch and ring) can be used... » Read More Yes, you can swivel both the main ring that attaches to the cable (it swivels parallel to the cables) and the arch that the bulb attaches to (it swivels perpendicular to the cables). If either seems to not want to swivel, use a litte more force or loosen the screws. Just don't bend the metal or damage the bulb assembly. I put up 3 of these light sets, and they will point in any direction out to about 45 degrees before the arch and ring interfere with each other and won't allow more swivel. Just ponder the design for a moment and you'll see how the two movements (arch and ring) can be used to achieve many directions. Hope this helped. « Show Less
2152617
Yes, Put the swivels to the inner corners and connect your rods. Make sure you get levelor rods that can accept the screw of the swivel connector.
559511
Yesyou can put the corner piece on either side...mine is opposite of the picture, so I know it works!! Hope that helps
2139725
yes and no.. directly you can not do this. but with Levolor 58722012 Swivel Socket for Rods up to 1-Inch Diameter, Satin Nickel you can connect more then one
568794
I would not use a two piece rod for trolling. I think the drag from the boat and the down planer may put to much stress on the joints
1845395
No, if that was the case you would need one component with reversed threads. This works with items that have standard right hand threads.