When extended how does it stay secure without the extended pole coming out?
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Oh yes , stay`s extended , it has a great locking device that keep`s it in place , my only complaint about this great saw is that it is VERY !! wobbley when extended even half way up and that make`s it difficult to cut through even a 1 inch branch due to it flopping all over the place , but a great saw for no more than 12 feet , this thing is sharp , strictly for the home owner not a daily work tool .
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On each section there's a spring loaded button that goes through a hole in the section above it. Then there's a latch that closes a clamp around the end of the section. You have to extend/retract the sections in the right order, so you'll want to practice with it on the ground until you get the idea. I have NO COMPLAINTS about this saw.
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It is fantastic I have found it super secure and makes quick work of triming.
1253765
On my 21 foot saw there are 3 clamps and 3 pop-up locking pins. The instructions say you must always lock the locking pins, but doing so would only give you 4 different lengths. I sometimes use only the clamp for an intermediate length, but the instructions say this could lead to insecure locking.
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Hi Cathy. I have to admitt that I have not yet had the post installed or taken it out of the packaging. I am awaiting an electrician to install it. If you are referring to a hole or holes near the top end of the pole to secure the lighting fixture, I don't believe this model has any. I have another post in my yard that is many many years old and the fixture fits securely down over the post without need for screws or other attachent. I would think that if a hole is needed to secure a fixture one could easily be drilled with an ordinary driller and bit. Hope this helps!
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There is a plastic piece at the end of the pole which swivels. The sponge attaches to that by Velcro to make replacement of the sponge easy. It is very secure so far. I like that the sponge is easily replaceable.
1459090
None whatsoever. The little hook like end keeps it in place. Love this holder. Almost 2 years old and never a problem. Still as shiny as the first day. You won't be disappointed.
2261055
There is a shaft in the center the umbrella pole fits down into. After inserting the umbrella you turn a knob on the side that tightens a screw against the umbrella pole which helps keep the umbrella from moving.
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I wld thk u cld do this keep alanwrench handle to lossen and tighten. I hv very low ceiling so hv not used extended arm. Been a couple yrs stays secure fr me.
2123025
I don't think it would stand well without being secured. I used a hammer and the stakes come with the tents. There would not be enough tension to secure the pole. Hope this helps. I really like the tent. It worked well for me.
1526322
Answer below is correct. I've found every tool I've purchased attaches the same way to the pole. Use one and you know how they all work.
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Put the baset at the highest position and use a wrench to attach. I also put a folded towel over the top of the pole, as the force of letting the spring go could cause some damage to your hand if it struck the top of the pole. (If you are trying to assemble this, you will understand what I am saying!)
1546921
You add a pole end to it and it keeps it from coming out and moving too much around. Make sure to mount them so they are only just shy or the inside of the pole end.
2011445
Quite simple. There are tethers in the front that tighten or loosen the anchors. And once tightened it stays in place.
528694
You need some way to slip it over the pole it does not come a part. Either slide it down from the top or lift it up from the bottom.
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I used a 16ft extension aluminum pole and it works perfectly had to have about 1 inch into basket to tighten securely but have no problem using, think you have the same pole in mind
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U need mounts and and other mounts to make it stable I have mine on a pole on a mask yea make sure if anntena. Is mounted right all depends how high u go so u do need soothing to hold it up
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I do not think so. I have found the longer regular pole gets, the less stability it has as it is. So, adding another extension would even make it more difficult to manage.
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I never had this problem. Try locking it down harder. Honestly, use a pole mount, I have both, you get a better picture.
756437
I have it hooked to a pole about a half an inch thick and it hold it self but I used a zip tie to make sure it doesn't fall