Can the Twister Fruit Picker work with the 26 feet CMD Telescoping Heavy Duty Pole. (CMD-TP26-HD) from Cable Organizer.
1254497
As long as it has a standard threaded end on it and you add to the cord it will work. The picker is made od glass reinforced nylon so strength is not an issue.
1254498
i have no experience with using such an extension for the fruit picker - however, i have doubts about whether the picker is sufficiently robust, sturdy for such a modification.
1254499
Sure! If it has the same male fixture as the standard 12' pole does. You will need to add extra cord to get the operation out of the picker. And... And... 26 feet of pole is pretty heavy to lift time after time when picking fruit. I've picked bushels using my 12' extended pole, and on a ladder for an additional 12 feet. Good luck.
1254500
By putting a longer pull cord on the pciker it should work. However, depending upon what you are picking, the leverage factor may make it difficult to control once the fruit is picked. I use ours for grapefruit which are fairly large and at 15' extension the fruit is a little hard to control on the way down.
348023
It would work as long as you do not cut off the pressure needed going to the pick part. It is an excellent investment. Well made and easy to use.
1111894
I don't think so. As a matter of fact, I was very disappointed in it. Not enough grab to pull or twist. Landed up getting what I should've. .. the Japanese picker. Was expensive but so worth it. Don't know how it would work on persimmons though. I use it for citrus. Hope this helps
1880466
Haven't needed to do this. Here's my guess. First, just install it and try it. Maybe it will work at that short distance. If it doesn't, just pull at least two feet of each line thru its hole in the cross bar, and tie a new knot. The system will "think" you've pulled the pull bar two or more feet. When you actually pull the bar 11 feet, the system will "think" you've pulled the bar 13 feet and should work. Good luck. Try at your own risk.
2275882
I don't know. The bucket I purchased is designed for rock, dirt, etc. It also can move heavy objects in the 250 pound range well. They, Swisher, sell a snow plow attachment for that purpose.
327523
I would guess it would if you split the cable. it only comes with one rotate controller.
1337231
Sorry, don't know. I've been using it with MiniCraft jigsaw on gourds and works well on even thicker ones.
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!
2045037
I am not really sure what that pole is but any standard pole pole will work. We love the water tech pool blaster. My pool is 20x40 and I can clean the whole thing before the battery dies.
1102927
I was able to use this with my electric weed eater. The only issue I had was that the cord was too short to get to any distance in my yard. I found that a 75-100 foot cord worked better. Hope this helps.
803750
I tried it on some small trees and found it would not grip on them. I think if the tree is big enough for this tool to work the ATV would not be able to pull it.
650023
I've used it to reach high shelves for TP and paper towels. Works great! Even picks and hold canned foods from high shelf. About 5 inches... Use it all the time. My folks use it to grab newspaper from bushes or down icy steps. You will love it!
869355
It should work. There is a hook/slot on the inside of the reel to attach the end of a cord to begin reeling. If the CAT-5 is too thin to catch you could make it fatter at the end with tape. You only need a turn or two to hold it in place before the wire itself does the job. I bought it for 100' of 14 gauge electrical cord and it works well for me.
1187763
Yes it can- just need to take your time and go slow and follow the instructions especially if you are going a long distance and using multiple rods. I went out with extension kit to 24 feet with a 90 degree turn at the end
930400
Oh gosh---so if I put the transmitter in a small tree that is 20' from the driveway---that will mean the "pick up" part that I bury will be 15' from the driveway and probably will not work? and I just ordered it thinking it would be at least 12'
1722777
No, I ordered a pole too(different seller and they never delivered it. So I used my Wal-Mart pole and it works just fine. Hope that helps. I really like the CG Max Blaster! Works great!!!
1942745
Hi Barbara, The pick up works well on dry land, water, or mud. It does take a little practice. If the distance you are trying to reach allows, I suggest not using the 1st (weaker) extension. Start with the second extension this allows you to use a little more downward pressure and not risk bending the more fragile 1st extension.