Can I fit a baffle on this pole? What is the diameter of the pole? < 1.5 inches? Thx
601458
I thought the baffle said 1 inch and up. So I think it would work. You could always call the company and ask.
601459
I was able to put my baffle from my previous pole on it. Works like a charm. The pole is a little flimsy though. I was disappointed by that. The weight of the feeders makes it list to one side.
601460
I'm not sure about the diameter, but it can be baffled. I cut holes in a 2-liter soda bottle and put the main pole through it about three feet off the ground. Works great.
592487
Should be.....the diameter is the key! Add in the one inch pole and it sounds right on. It is a project though!
1212738
The pole is 2" in diameter. The baffle tapers but is 6.5" in diameter at the widest point near the top. I don't see how a raccoon is going to get up this thing. The baffle moves immediately down with almost any weight on it. The movement is totally unsettling to squirrels and I bet its only going to be more effective with larger animals.
2239989
the pole on the last one i purchased and returned was signifcantly larger than 1.5", it wouldn't fit in the lower hole of my patio table. I have had numerous patio umbrellas, that was the only one that wouldn't fit through the bottom hole.
479708
Yes, unless you're willing to pull the pole out of the ground and slide the baffle up from the bottom. I'm assuming that there's a twist in the pole, but the holding bracket might work if the tolerances are right.
627710
The pole itself it about 2", but 1.5" would work as well it material is strong.
396595
Opening for a pole is 1.5", so it should fit very snuggly. Outside diameter is 2.5". I think it should work perfectly.
1286467
The baffle is 12" across with a smooth finish. Mount it higher than the cats can jump and it should work fine.
1212734
Pole diameter is approx 2", baffle is 4.5" at bottom & 8" at top seam. We don't have a problem with raccoon's in are area, but I think it could deter them. Good luck!
2105392
No, sorry, 1.25 inches is the maximum opening for a handle/pole Del Lindsay Albuquerque, NM
1240618
If you have a tightening knob or mechanism on this speaker I would say yes, it would fit. The outer diameter of the post on this stand is 1 3/8". So I feel like it would accommodate a speaker with a 1.5" hole, as long as you have a mechanism to tighten it down to hold it in place. Hope this helps.
263259
Once you purchase and install a baffle, you will see it is "free flooding" on the pole. In my opinion, squirrels will continue trying to "beat the system" on a smaller 14". An 18" keeps them from trying to beat the baffle. Squirrels are wily little creatures and still go up the pole just to look and see if there is a way around. It is funny to watch and we love this baffle! I placed my baffle about 4 to 4 /2 feet up. One of my poles is shorter so I use smaller feeders. I also found and use a much taller pole at a Tractor Supply store. I can use the long tube feeders on this one. Once you purchase and install a baffle, you will see it is "free flooding" on the pole. In my opinion, squirrels will continue trying to "beat the system" on a smaller 14". An 18" keeps them from trying to beat the baffle. Squirrels are wily little creatures and still go up the pole just to look and see if there is a way around. It is funny to watch and we love this baffle! I placed my baffle about 4 to 4 /2 feet up. One of my poles is shorter so I use smaller feeders. I also found and use a much taller pole at a Tractor Supply store. I can use the long tube... » Read More Once you purchase and install a baffle, you will see it is "free flooding" on the pole. In my opinion, squirrels will continue trying to "beat the system" on a smaller 14". An 18" keeps them from trying to beat the baffle. Squirrels are wily little creatures and still go up the pole just to look and see if there is a way around. It is funny to watch and we love this baffle! I placed my baffle about 4 to 4 /2 feet up. One of my poles is shorter so I use smaller feeders. I also found and use a much taller pole at a Tractor Supply store. I can use the long tube feeders on this one. « Show Less
947358
No problem! You can install the baffle on the upper section of the pole before assembly. The 2- pole sections just "plug" into each other without the use of any tools. Thanks for your question...
947357
I'm not sure what you mean by "non-wrap around baffle". If you mean a cone-shaped baffle with a hole in the center, the answer is yes. You would just attach it at the time you assemble the pole. A hanging baffle will also work. If this doesn't answer your question, perhaps you can explain "non-wrap around baffle" and if I can help, I'd be happy to try to answer your question.
701532
I have not tried 1.5" but I think as long as you adjust the hammer pressure down it will work just fine. Only way to find out is try. Good luck
2015109
1.5 inch will fit easily. I have 5 of these fastened into roof beams of a metal building and the pole will bend before you hurt these things so use regular antenna pipe or guy it.
827273
Hi again! I just submitted an answer to your question. Update: This product will fit any pole measuring 0.625 to 1-1/4-inch in diameter. Hope this helps.