The bottom of the photo shows a blue bracket. The inset shows a white bracket attached. Is the white bracket for standard telescoping pole?
1696517
Yes, ours is set up with the white attachment inserted in a pole we had from a debri catcher. The blue one is attached to the pole that came with the vacuum.
930260
I'm facing the same issue, which means that 4" diameter poles are not that uncommon. Not much of a "universal" bracket. Maybe we'll come up with a solution, but in the meantime I am quite disappointed that the listing did not clarify that the pole must be 3 1/2".
2260547
mounting bracket or whatever is ready for any telescopic you have... but this is separate and not included.
2109549
Yes it is but the mounting bracket at the bottom seals the bottom area of the pole. You could always cut the plate off to mount on an inside pole or you could simply remove the quad arms and slide over another pole of equal size retrofitted to your liking. Overall, it was a great buy in my opinion......very sturdy in its current 'as sold' state.
1133870
The poles come with a plastic bracket and two self tapping screws on each side also same for the rope and clips as long as you have a gunel more than two inches there shouldn't be a issue. For the price I am happy with the result.
371830
The pole snaps into the plastic end of the bracket. I ordered these from amazon and the plastic ends were broken. They reshipped them and the the ends where again broken. I ended up purchasing them at Home Depot.
1582295
The pole is not included. This only comes with one bracket and clip. You would need to buy two separate brackets and one pole.
1098247
I'm sorry, I did not keep the pole since it was a little flimsy and it had a flat bracket on the top that does not show the photo. I think it had a diameter of between 3/4" to 1"
911578
The pole is smaller (1.5 inches) than the base I had that came with a table. It works but secured with a thumbscrew. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
266941
Hi,It does not have a telescoping feature. It is technically called a cantilver style. The 240mm is accurate when in the extended position.
1107070
I assume that you have already tried removing all/as many weights as possible from the stabilizer. also make sure that the telescoping pole in all the way in. you could add weights to the top, on the plate. go to the hardware store with the plate, and find a bolt that will fit through the hole snugly. then grab a wing nut that goes with the bolt. you can use the wights that would normal go on the bottom of the stabilizer to put on top, just make sure that the bolts fit through the homes in those weights to.-Jackson
589953
It is a standard pole, I like it cause it is tall enough so you can stand, without poking your eye out, This is my second year left out in the Florida, It does shed a little bit. I would buy it again. hope this helps
938809
I purchased this for my son. He will be moving into a cabin built on a pond. He hasn't put it together with the pole yet. This hook is not meant for a telescopic (is stated in hook description)pole. I bought him a 20' pole on another site. I was concerned when I read reviews that telescopic poles retrack at times. I have granddaughters and worry about the pond which is 25-30' deep.
1385774
The bracket is adaptable to side mount, it's how I mounted mine. Mine was chromed, not SS.
2007836
What you see in the picture is what you get. I didn't use the little mount bracket they included i just took my old satellite dish off and stuck the antenna in the pole that the satellite was attached to.
2173578
No, this bracket comes from a vendor that has discontinued it. We still have some in stock, but once we sell out of our stock, it will no longer be available.
185082
I am not sure. I bought it as a replacement for the exact one that was already on the pole before so we didn't have to buy any additional brackets. Sorry I can't help you! Good Luck!