can i use this pole with any bird feeder
1838465
It seems like it would work with any feeder unless yours is HUGE I have a tall feeder that holds about a gallon of seed, it's a nice pole, hope this hrlps
1838466
As long as it's not a really heavy one. Something plastic. I currently have a tube feeder(for thistle or sunflower seeds) on mine. If your feeder is wood, it will be heavier & I doubt it would hold it.
1838467
Although we have use the poles for houses, I can't see why not. The extension hanger that fits on top of pole is far enough away, it shouldn't hit the pole and is high enough. I have many sized feeders and all of them would fit nicely.
272805
Will work if feeder can accept 4 screws or bolts through bottom to attach to plate at top if pole. We use an Audubon Torpedo baffle on the pole itself to keep squirrels from climbing the pole. It works.
1110863
I do not know...I use black sun flower seeds, and there is waste from the birds picking at it..But I love this feeder because it is almost squirrel proof....It is such a bargain in cost...try it...
263262
It probably doesn't matter. As long as it will fit the pole you want to attach it too. Mine are about 3-1/2 feet off the ground on shepherds hooks. Recently a squirrel has managed to leap straight up from the ground to grab onto the bottom of my bird feeder and defeat the anti-squirrel ring altogether. I've seen him do this several times. I've looked for taller shepherds hooks, but no one appears to make anything taller.
939345
Hi, the feeder has a space at the center of the bottom of it that extends inward about 1 1/4" with a diameter maybe 1/2" or so. I would assume that is exactly what it is made to do. I do not think bracket mounting would be a great idea, but might work if doesn't bend the metal base which screws onto the clear plastic. I just tried a metal rod for size while the feeder was totally full and there were no problems or damage. Keep in mind that the top must come off to add the seed, and after a few birds the feeder will be bottom heavy anyway(that's good for pole mounting). I hope this helps. later
30571
no they can not. it is made for smaller birds like finches, chickadees and such. I would put on a different feeder for bigger birds....
1688749
You can try this method. It might be wiser to attach the feeder from the base to the pole with a base plate. The bird food will add weight to the feeder and an animal can make it unstable and tip.
622720
You may need a little collar on the pole to keep the feeder from going more than a few inches onto the pole. Otherwise it would be hard to remove for filling.
177038
No. You have to tip it to put it on a feeder hook. You could use an S hook to make it easier.
1557020
you would have to fix some kind of holder for the pole. I have seen flat feeders that were already adapted to a pole which is probably a better choice. I have mine having on a shepard's crook pole.
562021
No. I have a <10 lb feeder on this pole and had to put a "j-post" into the ground next to it For something as heavy as your bird house, you need a 4x4 timber set into concrete or something VERY sturdy.
562023
I'm gonna say no. I think you would need a thicker (bigger round) pole. My daughter-in-law has a very small birdhouse on it and it's fine, but it's very flimsy.
1036436
yes. the pole i received is all one piece, 36 inches and has a clip one the end so a new da bird can be attached
274059
It was designed to hang from a pole. Amazon has lots of bird feeder poles from which it will hang.
1618325
This tray is intended to mount on the bottom of a Droll Feeder only, certainly not on a bird feeder pole. this tray includes a black plastic threaded bolt/screw that attaches it to a Droll Yankee feeder. There would be absolutely no way to support the tray on a pole.
1848941
Well idk. I don't see why not tho. I like the way it's made. It is my favorite feeder and I have tried 3 other styles. The metal uprights keep my chickens from wasting feed on the ground. The only thing I did to optimize its construction was to fasten it to a piece of a 2x6 the same length to give it move weight so they wouldn't turn it over. Some had suggested wire tie to fence but I like to be able to move it around and pick it up to clean it. So I found adding the platform base made more sense for me. Best of luck with your flock!
918139
I'm not sure what the question is. There is a small (about 1/2 inch) hole in the bottom, but I don't think it was ever meant to take a pole sturdy enough to hold that feeder up. The feeder is heavy. I hang mine from a tree, but a external metal rig with an arm that would allow it to hang certainly will work.