what is the diameter of first 10' mounting pole on bottom
1610039
The first segment (bottom) is NOT 10' long', it is only 99.75 inches (8' - 3.75"). All other tube lengths are also in the 8' to under 9' range.The first segment (bottom) is 2.300" OD (outer diameter); 2.220" ID (inner diameter)... with the wall thickness of the galvanized tube at 0.040" thick, it is 19 GA (gauge).Since the tubes are not critically manufactured (high tolerances), you will commonly find small variances to the above measurement I took.
1610040
According to Channel Master's website, the bottommost section has a diameter of 2.25 inches (http://www.channelmasterstore.com/TV_Antenna_Mast_p/cm-1850.htm).
1610041
The first segment (bottom) is NOT 10' long', it is only 99.75 inches (8' - 3.75"). All other tube lengths are also in the 8' to under 9' range. The first segment (bottom) is 2.300" OD (outer diameter); 2.220" ID (inner diameter)... with the wall thickness of the galvanized tube at 0.040" thick, it is 19 GA (gauge). Since the tubes are not critically manufactured (high tolerances), you will commonly find small variances to the above measurement I took.
1057284
Bottom plate is 10 inches, middle 8 inches and top plate 6 inches in diameter.
150088
I can not remember ,sorry.10.5x12 rings a bell but I am not sure.We had to cut,grind and repaint our brackets flat black to match our project.I recall them being good brackets .I wish I could be more help.
1622026
the pole is good for up to an 8ft ceiling. I ran into an issue when moving to a new place with a 10ft ceiling. Remedied by purchasing a 10ft pole from the hardware store.
1440515
If you want the bottom of your fan to be 7ft, then use a 10-1/2ft (126in) down-rod. If you want the bottom of your fan to be at 8ft, then use a 9-1/2ft (114in.) down-rod. Formula: Ceiling height(ft.) minus fan bottom height(ft.) plus 2.5ft, equals down-rod length in feet.
1106384
The first step down from the mount is about 4 3/8" (112mm). The next would be the fins at 4 1/8" (105mm). There is the mount that is on the bottom that has to be considered. That mount sticks out.
1217893
I haven't got mine open yet but the description says its 10' diameter!! Sounds about right to me!!
937138
Someone measured it before. I copied it down as the following: very bottom outside diameter 6 1/8 " then up about 3/8 " with 1/8 projection to a outside diameter of 6 3/8 "...... not sure about the hole to hole....
1733373
Mine is hung at 10'. Don't know specific requirements, but I wouldn't want it any less.
1302892
I don't recall the directions stating anything. I currently have mine on about at 16" tree. I think you could go down to about a 10" and be ok.
574121
Need roughly 13" in the clear from where the vise butts into your table / top. I have one recommendation of spending the extra money and getting the next size up and getting the 10" model - for the 10" model you need over 16" in the clear for mounting. Hope this helps.
48705
The rod is 11.75" long, so allowing for the end nuts and roller flanges, it may be big enough to fit on a 10" flange, but you are taking your chances. Manufacturer says it is designed for up to an 8" beam, not 10"
35793
It's a little under 5" from the edge of the base to the pole in the center? So, of course, it's a bit under 5" all around the edge of the base to the center pole, or 10" in diameter.
1574053
There was an existing 1.5 inch galvanized post supporting the old antenna, so my guess is that is a lot cheaper than - antenna mounts- a 10 ft pipe is not that expensive.
578826
5" to 5 1/4" [a little hard to measure with rounded mounting screw top at the exact center, when installed! ;-)]
1861044
I have ours mounted under the work bench. I measured from the top of the frame of the cutter to the bottom of the roll of brown paper that was mounted on the frame. It measured 10". hope this helps.
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"