Could you attach this tray inverted (concave down) onto the pole/ADPT adapter? Rather than catch seed, I'd like to use it to deter jumping cats.
1597956
Never tried that, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. The plug simply screws through the hole in the tray. Good luck.
1597957
I use a small pipe clamp under the tray to hold it in place. You could do the same with the tray inverted, although I would suggest something wider as this is not very large.
1597958
yes, it will attach inverted. In my opinion it is too small in diameter to achieve your goal.
690682
This feeder can be hung using the adapter included with our Perky-Pet 5107-4 Universal Bird Feeder Pole
2215662
I have only used this feeder as a hanging feeder (suspended from shepherd hooks). I have not attempted to mount it on a pole. Sorry I can't answer your questions. I have made several purchases of these feeders for my use.
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.
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.
2039580
Not as currently configured with plastic ground sleeve. You might be able to get a metal sleeve made, and use some type of bolt / hitch pin to secure & unsecure the pole, so you could turn it, but I think that would make the goal less firm when kids shoot.
787047
It'll be challenged. My pole eventually failed at the bottom, due to water exposure combined with the weight of a large feeder. I cut it down and reinstalled, and seems to be fine now. It also pulls the pole over in the dirt; it's like a constant Leaning Tower of Pisa.
679145
I have never faced that issue, but I think it cold work for snakes. The snake would likely try to go up the pole and would not be able to get through that way. A very clever snake might be able to get around the unit, but I doubt if they could figure it out. Do not take my word for this, but I think I am right. It prevents most animals. It would depend on how high off the ground the unit is placed. My unit is about 3.5 - 4 feet above the top of my deck rail. Squirrels are not able to jump above it and get to the feeder. Good luck.
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
2181450
It's only set up to work at one height. The poles only fit together one way and they are not adjustable. If you had the means to modify it, I don't think it would be very hard. You could simply slide the net down the pole. You would need to drill a hole and put a bolt through the pole to have something to hold the net at the lower height. It's been a great set and I've used it dozens of times. I've only had to replace some of the hardware (spikes and hooks).
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The hole looks to be a about 1". If you are going to use the DY tray (attached to feeder) on a pole, you need to purchase a pole adaptor part (not expensive). The top part of the pole adaptor screws into the base of the feeder (through the hole in the tray) and the bottom part (or tail) of the pole adaptor is tapered to fit inside a 1" pole. This set-up works very good. Good Birding!
260570
I didn't think of that, but they should work if the spikes are anchored securely. Cats consider anywhere they are as "their property" and will "adjust" it accordingly.
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.
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.
211103
The NATORPEDO is designed to work on a birdpole - not sure how functional it would be for a bird feeder on a wire. I have other feeders with a dome over the top and that works pretty well. If you use the largest diameter dome with your feeder underneath, it will keep the seeds dry from bad weather (rain, snow, etc) keep out the Starlings (they don't like to go under it) ... and the squirrels don't seem to be able to hang on to reach under to grab the feeder. The dome I use is the 'Aspects 182 Super Dome.' It's 18" in diameter and works great!
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.
211101
it might but not sure as it works on a pole preventing a squirrel from going up