how long is the pole???
1782191
There are three 2-foot poles that fit together. The top pole fits about a foot up into the feeder. FYI...this is the second feeder of this type I have owned. The most recent is poorly designed because the receiving cup in the base of the feeder is too short to hold the pole securely. I used a can of insulating foam to fill the bottom of the feeder to make it more secure and keep it from wobbling. This was the only drawback to this otherwise great product and I hope they correct this issue before I have to buy another one.
1782192
The poll is approximately 6 feet tall though 1 foot of it is in the base of in the birdfeeder canister. Therefore it is functionally 5 feet tall or realistically if you put the full of foot plus in the ground the base of the canister is slightly less then 4 feet off the ground. This is fine with respect to protection from squirrels and varmints. Period 946
1508393
It is actually only 4 inches long... not 14. These work great by-the-way... I use them on my flag pole. Bought several extras in case of failure.. but so far none have failes. Regards, Mike
1473064
It's a two piece pole. So what ever the max reach is cut it in half. I think mine is about five or six foot. I love it. And it has a twist collar that locks it in place.
1733679
The pole itself is actually 76 inches once it is placed in the ground. The hook arch adds approx. 8 additional inches to the height. I love mine and it is very durable in high winds. Hope this helps.
976317
Pole extends to about 4 feet in length. Basket is about 10 inches wide at the short end and 12 inches wide at the long end and about a foot long. With the pole and basket, you have about a 5 foot length.
1987028
The pole is about 5 ft and thats long enough. Its so heavy that a pole any longer would be to heavy.......................................johan`
2124099
The arm is approximately 2 ft in length, but due to the upward angle the distance from the pole to the hoop is approximately 1 1/2 feet. Hope that helps.
2235980
I created a unboxing YouTube video here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BY7Esax0Yk4) to give you an idea of the height of the Poles when extended. The pole in total is 63" high.
2148863
From measurement I just took overall length fro tip to top off handle in extended position is 39.5 to 55.5 inches. On the pole itself the settings are 100cm to 140 cm. hope this helps.
2089274
Not really sure, it's about 4' and it's flush behind the pole. I bought this for a six year old so he can grow into it and he loves it.
949197
I didn't measure it, but it seems like the pole screws into the ground a good 15 to 18 inches. It's very sturdy. The cross bars that hold the feeders are probably about six feet off the ground. Maybe a little higher. I used this pole all last winter and never had squirrels get up the pole, or jump up onto the feeders. You need to make sure the pole is far enough from trees, or porches, or a deck so they can't jump from there onto your feeders. This pole is pricey, but I think it's worth the money.
904142
I don't have the exact dimensions but long enough to wrap around a pole or tree
1263142
I am so sorry to be so slow at responding; I "lost" your email and forgot about it until now! :-( Unfortunately, I don't have this pole to measure for you. I purchased it for my 90 year old father who has terrible knee issues and he doesn't live locally so I can't check the measurements or function, personally. My guess is the loops stick out no more than 1 foot from the pole, at the most. I do know that my father LOVES this pole and it has helped him tremendously! I believe the grab bars move out of the way into a couple other positions, so I don't think they are stationary. I'm sorry I'm not more help!! I am so sorry to be so slow at responding; I "lost" your email and forgot about it until now! :-( Unfortunately, I don't have this pole to measure for you. I purchased it for my 90 year old father who has terrible knee issues and he doesn't live locally so I can't check the measurements or function, personally. My guess is the loops stick out no more than 1 foot from the pole, at the most. I do know that my father LOVES this pole and it has helped him tremendously! I believe the grab bars move out of the way into a couple other positions, so I don't think they are stationary. I'm... » Read More I am so sorry to be so slow at responding; I "lost" your email and forgot about it until now! :-( Unfortunately, I don't have this pole to measure for you. I purchased it for my 90 year old father who has terrible knee issues and he doesn't live locally so I can't check the measurements or function, personally. My guess is the loops stick out no more than 1 foot from the pole, at the most. I do know that my father LOVES this pole and it has helped him tremendously! I believe the grab bars move out of the way into a couple other positions, so I don't think they are stationary. I'm sorry I'm not more help!! « Show Less
1726563
The minimum length is actually more like 87" (I just measured it). It would be possible to cut out the center extension (you would have to re-bungee it), but even then you only get down to 60 inches. Can't get shorter than that with this pole.
407206
Guessing...........about 3.5 feet. The poles were great for the money but get ready to replace the junk line they put on them.
443916
the pole goes from a single pole of 4ft. to 22ft. when fully extended. I hope this helps in your question.
724098
The pole is short about 1 1/2 feet tall. I used another pole I had for this whirligig.