What are the advantages/disadvantages to having a one-part versus two-part pole?
632831
I have not had the 2 part pole. I can imagine that the connection in the center would take away some of the flexibility. I also wonder if a 2 part would take away from the length. They say that its a space saver,I just put the pole above a door frame...problem solved.I do know that it is very springy,which is different than the other wand type toys I've bought. It gives the feathers an extra oomph! I have tried to play with my cats using the older toys...shorter wands and different feathers....they won't play with them anymore.......hope this helps.
632832
It says it's in two parts but the one that came was one part pole. I think it's a miss print or something.
632833
I think the one- part stick is best,it doesn't bend in the middle,you don't loose one- part. The single stick is also more sturdy.The two-part can bend and you can loose a part of the stick.
1534455
I does work with only 2 sides but it is a little more stable if you form a slight vee instead of a right angle.
2142942
the side poles are two piece and should fit in the holes just perfect. Don't understand why/how they could be too long.
371834
No, at first we thought we would have to buy a smaller than standard pole then we realized the end pole slot can be easily removed allowing a standard pole to fit. It sits in the slot with no attaching. The quality matches the custom hardware I used when building our home. Very nice!
371833
No, at first we thought we would have to buy a smaller than standard pole then we realized the end pole slot can be easily removed allowing a standard pole to fit. The quality matches the custom hardware I used when building our home. Very nice!
1808142
No advantage really. As long as your adapters work fine the only advantage that a single supply has is space on your pedal board. Also if you are moving your pedal board a lot, power adapters can fall out of the power strip. If you only have one or two power adapters, stay with that solution.
286838
The pole comes in parts. So you just have to take the parts apart if you need it for storage.
87891
Yes. One screw holds the base to the pole. User's manual here: http://www.monopricehub.com/files/manuals/5561_Manual_110830.pdf
858062
I haven't had a problem yet. I generally use Square D ( http://www.amazon.com/Square-Schneider-Electric-QO115CAFIC-Single-Pole/dp/B004Z4XAOK/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1426043379&sr=8-3&keywords=AFCI ) and I have not encountered any issues.
1823723
My husband has 3 poles and with 3 poles it does not work real well. Less than 3 poles is excellent. I don't know if you could even buy another pole. I would not reccomend another pole even if you could. But I am very pleased with my 2 poles. It cuts great and is easy to do. We use it all the time.
512793
There is no difference, the issue I had were the pole, they are no strong at all and break easily. Poor quality.
271133
Yes I'm using it on one I just had to scrap off a lil bit because it works better on a smoother surface..but I have had no problems since then. You may just have to tighten it every few days depending on how much you will be using the pole.
267649
I think it is a personal decision based on whether you need to adjust them often. Since I always leave my three (one for each car and home) at the same length, I prefer the $29.00 poles rather than the quick lock.
1277117
You just need single pole - one item Double pole allows the switch to control two seperate items with one ground and two lives.
1706546
It's easy to separate into two pieces. The main pole, near the hand winch, separates by removing one pin.
2123463
The advantage of a two stage over a single stage is going to be removing the snow out of the shute. A single stage will work fine on light and dry snow. A two stage will work better with wet or heavy snow because of the extra stage or powered turbine to force the snow out of the shute.
947358
No problem! You can install the baffle on the upper section of the pole before assembly. The 2- pole sections just "plug" into each other without the use of any tools. Thanks for your question...