Will this fit an Uncommon 20' telescoping flag pole with ball?
153273
Yes, it should fit... if the shaft on your ball is long enough it will work perfectly... you might not be able to use the locking screw at the top, but if you tighten it correctly it won't come loose. Mine works great and I love it... super product....
153274
My pole is one that I purchased for my motorhome. It has a ball at the top and all I needed to do was remove the gold aluminum bolt that adjusted the height of the ball. So far this light works perfectly. Hope this helps
153275
Not sure if this will work -- but as long as you can unscrew your top ball I would think it would probably work. I'd order it -- you aren't out much if it doesn't work. It's a great light -- I'd try it!
153276
I bought the 25 foot pole that has a 1/2" SAE threaded insert in the top. If you have this on your pole yes it will fit. It will light up your flag and give some light to the ground. I also bought the 18" hand painted Eagle that really set's it off. Hope this helped.
153277
I don't know what you mean by an uncommon flagpole but I would take the chance. I removed the ball, placed the light on top and then screwed the ball back on and it works great. If it doesn't work for you, all you have to do is return it for a refund. Amazon is great for this.
153278
Depends on how long the shaft that goes into the ball is. I had to take off the ball, back the threaded rod out of the top of the flagpole to gain some additional length. Was prepared to the store and buy a new longer piece of threaded rod if I needed more lenght. It all depends on th flagpole. Now one set answer for this question
153279
As long as the ball unscrews from the top of the pole, I think it will work just fine for you.
153280
That is the type and brand of pole we have. Just unscrew the ball on top and put the bolt through the light. You may have to leave the lock nut off but that should never be a problem. Hand tighten snugly but no wrench
153281
I will give it my best. We have a tapered pole with a ball on top. All we had to do is screw the ball off, put the light down over the pole and screw the ball back on. Works great but not sure I have conclusively answered your question.
1132486
This will work with or without the prism type flag poles. Works better and quicker with the prism.
938809
I purchased this for my son. He will be moving into a cabin built on a pond. He hasn't put it together with the pole yet. This hook is not meant for a telescopic (is stated in hook description)pole. I bought him a 20' pole on another site. I was concerned when I read reviews that telescopic poles retrack at times. I have granddaughters and worry about the pond which is 25-30' deep.
1184254
I have a 5x5 pole and it goes around it fine and has room to spare. Hope that helps!
618658
I made my own flag pole. I picked up an 8ft by 3 inches wood from Home Depot it worked out great for me.
911118
It will fit in a 2" hole with room to spare... I used a piece of pipe (2") and the inside will hold the pole. I used sand to "tighten up" the fit.
1856744
No it will not . Your best bet is just replace the cover and use old setup or buy a complete new set up including the pole . Sorry we actually returned this item bc it did not fit the pole
807108
Tent Pole Technologies will make any size you need. Also check the Rio site for customer service. And Amazon carries replacement parts.
1295679
Hey man, I just measured mine - looks to be 1 3/8" / 35mm diameter for the top "telescoping" section. Disclaimer, I only have a low quality ruler on hand - so it could run slightly large or slightly small - but generally speaking, thats the size of the telescoping/upper pole from at least the set I received :)Good luck / happy recording / jamming / whatever.
816205
Yes bolt is not long enough on a sun setter flag pole with top ball. Any alternatives?
373157
It sits on top of the hitch. and you just screw your ball into the top of it, so it should fit most sizes.
2009600
It should. Look to see if your pole has 2 small holes located on the end. The net "head" has 2 spring loaded plastic pins that you depress to insert into your pole. Once you line up the pins to the 1/4" holes in your pole, release the pins. They should seat firmly and provide a positive and secure "catch" to your existing pole. The overall quality, construction and materials of this net head are very good. Exceeded my expectation for this price point.
1864247
Yes it will, that is the size flag I used in the case. It turned out great.
912885
You can get a cheap extension pole from any home improvement store, and it should fit. It's a standard size.
902273
Yes it would fit, because the poles are removable and not very long at all. I'd say when it's put away in its bag- it's maybe 3ft, no more.
758484
I think it requires a long 3/4" diameter shank. The shank is the threaded bolt beneath the ball. Balls have either a 3/4" diam or 1" diam shank. Yours is probably 1" diam. Get a 2.5" or 3" long shank that is 3/4" diameter and it will fit.
2275501
Like the other two said, it's a 1 3/8' pole so it may be a little loose in a 1 1/2'. It will work fine but if you want a snug fit you would need a adapter sleeve. Overall it will work just fine!