Where does the pole go? The top where you would normally put a pole is covered with metal and where are the directions?
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Hmmmm !!!! Not sure the question makes sense to me BUT ,,,, lets try to address this ok on all poles at the end that goes into the water there are two small holes opposite one another ..... if this is NOT the case you have a problem with the POLE..... moving on .....on the OCEAN BLUE connection there are two plastic "bumps" you squezze these bumps inward and place the pole over these "bumps"and release the bumps when they line up with the holes on the pole therefor LOCKIONG the pole to the ocean blue. Hope this helps ... another thought is to take the ocen blue & the pole to your local pool supply place and let them solve your problem..... have a good day :-)
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The picture on the product page shows the black base with the wheels. The silver piece sticking up is where the pole connects just like other products connect to the pole.
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There is a small V shaped plastic part with little knobs that fit into the metal handle that then fits into the small holes of the of the long pole used to push the ocean blue around. squeeze the small knobs to insert the ocean blue into the pole handle.
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Hmmmm !!!! Not sure the question makes sense to me BUT ,,,, lets try to address this ok on all poles at the end that goes into the water there are two small holes opposite one another ..... if this is NOT the case you have a problem with the POLE..... moving on .....on the OCEAN BLUE connection there are two plastic "bumps"you squezze these bumps inward and place the pole over these "bumps"and release the bumps when they line up with the holes on the pole therefor LOCKIONG the pole to the ocean blue. Hope this helps ... another thought is to take the ocen blue & the pole to your local pool supply place and let them solve your problem..... have a good day :-) Hmmmm !!!! Not sure the question makes sense to me BUT ,,,, lets try to address this ok on all poles at the end that goes into the water there are two small holes opposite one another ..... if this is NOT the case you have a problem with the POLE..... moving on .....on the OCEAN BLUE connection there are two plastic "bumps"you squezze these bumps inward and place the pole over these "bumps"and release the bumps when they line up with the holes on the pole therefor LOCKIONG the pole to the ocean blue. Hope this helps ... another thought is to take the ocen blue &... » Read More Hmmmm !!!! Not sure the question makes sense to me BUT ,,,, lets try to address this ok on all poles at the end that goes into the water there are two small holes opposite one another ..... if this is NOT the case you have a problem with the POLE..... moving on .....on the OCEAN BLUE connection there are two plastic "bumps"you squezze these bumps inward and place the pole over these "bumps"and release the bumps when they line up with the holes on the pole therefor LOCKIONG the pole to the ocean blue. Hope this helps ... another thought is to take the ocen blue & the pole to your local pool supply place and let them solve your problem..... have a good day :-) « Show Less
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The pole you use is hollow. That metal part (that silver tube extension you see at the top part of the picture) goes into the hollow pole. For me it is self explanatory, I did not look for any directions in the packaging so I don't remember if it had directions (probably not). Note: the hole in the black area is for the hose (the hose does the suction)
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The pole fits into the metal piece that is attached on the back right behind where you hook on the vac hose.
533121
The pole is made out of metal, and the big square base is plastic. By the way, love mine. Creaks a bit in the breeze, but not annoyingly so.
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The main pole and supports are a light aluminum. It's not the most study stuff but it's fine so long as you don't leave it open in the wind. It's thin gauge aluminum.
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I just wrap it around a pole. You can buy a thing you put in the ground and hook it on it.
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Not sure what you mean? Note hook on top of dome - this is how it hangs from whatever you use, pole, shepherds hook, etc.
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Its put in place by pressure. The pole extends and the pressure holds it in place. Its very sturdy. Make sure you place it on beams not empty spaces between the ceiling.
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There are 3 height positions on the inside of the poles holding the top pole. Just push the button, lower to one of the other holes and let the button click into that hole.
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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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The pole comes with hardware to attach on the ends of the rod. We did not attach in the center; it rests securely on the bracket. We put this in our entry coat closet, and it looks nice.
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I use mine on a pole...Sorry, I didn't keep the instructions so sorry...Wish I could help...
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I have a metal plant hanger that I hang it from. The pole is about 5 feet high.
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the product comes pre-cut from the center to one outer edge. you simply place it around the the pole. It lays perfectly flat. I was surprised and pleased at just how good this product is.
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There's two long metal sticks u insert them. At the bottom of the pole.....it's awesome I almost fell off. Be careful with the spinning enjoy...
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It is on the pole near the top .Its black with a rubber boot over it.You push it to turn it on
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The pole is intended to slip into the pole mount, located on a subwoofer. Drop the pole into the pole mount on the sub. Adjust the height of the pole. Tighten the knob, put in the safety pin. Lift speaker and place on top of the pole. Done. There is no crank on this pole.
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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.
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Mine was shipped in a very long triangular box. The pole inside was covered with a long, thin plastic bag. The pole seemed well protected. One plastic end was open with the extra plastic tucked around the pole. The open end of the plastic bag might have been the opening where the pole was placed inside the long bag.