Will this work around a garage support pole?
809019
Depends on the diameter of the pole. This is designed to go around 1 1/2" tubing. If you're looking for something for a garage pole, I would suggest going down to your local superstore and buying some pool noodles that kids play in the pool with.
809020
Perhaps, it is quite flexible. I would imagine that an architectural support is significantly larger than a roll cage.component, but, I would give it a go. However pool noodles and pipe insulation are better options if you want a cost effective option as well.
809021
if they have a 4" or bigger to match your garage support that would be a great safety and esthetic addition!!
809022
The padding has a center hole that is 1 3/8" and is offset to allow for the thicker part of the padding toward the driver. Comes in 3 foot lengths. You could put the padding around a larger size pole but the seam might open up. While designed for a race car roll cage, I have used this padding for support posts on my kayak trailer. It also comes in many different colors.
604570
Wow - what an excellent idea! Yes, that would be good support as long as you have good, anchored pole.
1873876
I'm not sure, but I actually use mine on pole too. I went to Home Depot and bot a U shaped screw and attached them that way. Cheers
990538
It should, ours does, and the garage is actually a metal skin pole building about that far away, good clarity on my units, worth the try.
1357563
Yes it will work. It is not as strong as I had hoped but I did brace it to help. Will sway from side to said a little.
267786
If you attach antenna brackets up the side of a house or something to stabilize it you could. Otherwise 6-7 ft is about it . Also depends on if it's a wooden or metal pole.
953356
I believe so. Depending on the end diameter of your extension pole, you may need to build the pole up with some duct tape, but it should work for you. That is working well for me. Happy Picking!
1800117
If your current support is the double pole adjustable with a mounting hole in each which has a pin and C-clip to hold the antennae to the support poles, then it should work fine.
1860147
I think that will work, not as study as V shaped supports I use for my tomatoes but taller and prettier. I am growing wisteria on it with a center fence post for added support. Hope this helps.
912885
You can get a cheap extension pole from any home improvement store, and it should fit. It's a standard size.
384738
Yes. Make sure the pole is perfectly perpendicular and tightened as much as possible. My dad is 145 pounds and it has worked for him.
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
1595743
I wouldn't trust it to pull down the weight of attic stairs. I'm careful to not let Mr. Long Arm to fall with the hook on it! Mr. Long Arm would work just fine, but I don't think the Big-Reach Pole Hook would hold up.
982790
Yes, I believe that it would. It all depends on the size of the square shaped pole. Although the hold down unit for the stock purchase is designed for a shepherd hook connection with only approx. 1/2 inch thickness of the pole.... with the use of longer bolts on the hold down unit I believe that you could go point to point on up to a 1-1/2 inch square pole and make it work. Good luck.
1269010
it won't work on a pole system that will not allow sliding the unit onto the pole from the top or bottom, such as most shepard's hooks, for example. Works fine on my favorite pole system, the "Woodlink Slot and Pin Pole System".
627710
The pole itself it about 2", but 1.5" would work as well it material is strong.
396346
We used the pole pad to cover a 13" in circumference support pole in our garage to keep our car doors from getting banged up. The pad covers all but 2 inches of the pole.