Can I use this with the Mr. Long Arm as an attic stair pull-down pole?
1595738
You will need a pole to go with it. This is only a hook. The hook is threaded with the same thread that is used on paint roller handles. Most extension poles have the same thread. It would depend upon the height of the stair pull down and the length of your pole.
1595739
It's possible. I think the hook will be threaded sufficiently.. I use it on my long arm pole mostly for hanging things up on out of reach hooks and getting them down..
1595740
Official company reply: Most attic stair mechanisms are designed to pull open under 8-12lbs of pull force. Our hook is rated to 20lbs of push/pull force. Note though, it is always best to pull on heavier objects with the rear inner crook rather than the front inner crook. The rear crook is subject to less leverage and will hold a loop or strap more securely. Also, the threads of our hook fit all standard acme-threaded poles from branded companies like Mr. Long-Arm. For the best fit, check out "Big-Reach" brand extension poles and accessories on Amazon.com.
1595741
Absolutely! The hook is strong enough for that task and many others requiring a long reach.
1595742
I would think so. I have used it for pulling down tree branches so that I could reach them.
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.
30229
Yes it can be mounted with an extended arm. That is how we mounted ours but on the peak of the garage instead of a pole.
1385882
I would not try personally. I would be concerned about either damaging the ceiling due to too much stress on point of contact or not having good enough contact to hold pole up if someone yanked on it. I would go for a pole that bolts onto ceiling or one with adjustable curve.
1196895
If the vertical pole is the same diameter, and if the other mounts on the pole can be removed so this one can slide on, one should be able to mount this arm on the pole. This arm's pole mount has very little adjustment range so the pole diameter would have to be nearly identical. Hope that helps!
1588604
I do not see why not, however you will have to fashion a way to fasten it to a pole since it was not design for that but is light enough to be able to do it. Rmember that you will be dealing with a running chain saw and you better be sure that is well attached to your pole.
1152323
If you had a longer pole and a different attachment you probably could. My is to short.
1387669
Having taken a look at the clamp, it doesn't seem to me that you could do so handily, unless you intend to allow the arm to extend horizontally. You'd need to devise a different means of fastening it to the post. Jim
1650826
The wieght would-be no problem but the arm is short.I welded a pulley on the end of mine. And welded the hoist cylinder to my trailer and cut the rest of the hoist off
1101665
Hi, the vertical pole is 18" tall and the horizontal arms would be less than that. So you would be about 10" than your requirement.
543180
Hi, Kimberly, this has the same connector on the end as the typical longer poles. If the catfish vacuum could attach to the longer pole, than it would attach to this as well.
913622
not sure that would work well as the cross arm is about 15" long. It extends past the center pole about 5 inches on either side before the end caps.
1449393
No, not unless you can bend the metal arms. You would probably have to use a pair of pliers & hope the metal arms don't break.
1573792
Yes. It has to be metal. If wood, the tension and torsion would split the pole.
1196896
I am sure you could if you can get a pole with the same diameter. I removed the edge clamp and screwed the bracket directly to a workbench!
1766722
You might try using an angle iron, something with a 90* bend. The arm is solid and you'll like it if you can secure to the floor.
1155965
No, you would not be able to attach this duster or pole to another extension pole. The "arm" on this duster twists and extends, however end where the microfiber duster attaches does not come off, and the grip on the other end does not come off. It is rather self contained, and would not be interchangeable with foreign parts. Hope this helps.
1903413
Yes as long as the pole's diameter is big enough. If not you could add tape to the pole, adding size to allow the mount to clamp down on it.