What Diameter Mast will this accomadate.. NOT Length............." Diameter" of mast..
86011
i used a 1 inch electrical conduit and it worked just fine. i do believe it will accomodate an outside diameter of 1 and 1 quarter inch with no problem.
2257836
It's not overly large and perhaps could be used indoors, but it is not intended as such. I have mine mounted on a 40-foot mast.
724702
i put mine on a 36 foot sail boat mast. It was mounted off center with hardware from ACE. they may have the answer for you. IT is just a GREAT light...
963479
Diameter appears to be 1-3/4" (may be metric). The pole has a notch in it, and a plastic bull-nose piece on the bottom. The pole fits tightly into the in-ground anchor, inside a plastic sleeve. This allows it to spin freely in the wind. If you anchor it securely in an umbrella holder, I'd be concerned about it falling over in a strong wind. Lots of surface area here when it is fully loaded with clothes.
557723
The leg O.D. is 1.25" and the mast O.D. is 1.63" 16 gauge zinc plated steel tubing. I have a 31 foot high vertical antenna mounted for my ham radio on it.
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).
707389
Ok, Not sure this will help you out or not.. the 17 1/2" diameter antenna will be roughly 8" from the center of mounting pole. I can't get to mine to measure if this would have clearnce if mounted on a flat vertical wall with out being up past the roof line. Now if you can mount it on the house with the antenna above the roof like...it should work with no problems.
819815
I already have it mounted so it'll be hard to measure but it's about inch and a half by 3/4 inch cut out. Plus or minus quarter inch or so. That'll give you an idea on size but be sure to measure when you get it.
1852138
All good information except never tape the cable to the mast you need to run 4" stand offs, they are available anywhere that sells antenna equipment. Also keep the cable away from metal gutters etc..
1814011
I recommend looking at the JessEm website http://www.jessem.com/MAST-R-LIFT_II.htmlIncidentally, I use a Craftsman which was not listed on the JessEm website. It fits well. Since I installed this lift, getting bit setup height correct has become a pleasure rather than a chore. I strongly recommend this product.
743733
Sorry it took me so long to respond. I left it at work! The diameter of larger part is approximately 4 inches. The smaller greater magnification part just under an inch. Still working great!
2015108
With all three bolts all the way in, you can clamp a pole a bit smaller than 1". With all three bolts all the way out, the opening is about 1 7/8".If you buy longer bolts this can go smaller. You cannot go to zero because the bolts have width. I'd guess something like 5/32 but there is a lot of "eyeball in that.A conventional TV mast is nominally 1 1/8" but mine are about 1/16" bigger than that. They fit fine.I'd consider these numbers as extremes limits because manufacturing tolerances may make two units slightly different.With the supplied bolts, if your mast is between 1" and 1 3/4" you should be fine.With longer bolts, if your mast is between 3/16" and 1 3/4" you should be fine. With all three bolts all the way in, you can clamp a pole a bit smaller than 1". With all three bolts all the way out, the opening is about 1 7/8".If you buy longer bolts this can go smaller. You cannot go to zero because the bolts have width. I'd guess something like 5/32 but there is a lot of "eyeball in that.A conventional TV mast is nominally 1 1/8" but mine are about 1/16" bigger than that. They fit fine.I'd consider these numbers as extremes limits because manufacturing tolerances may make two units slightly... » Read More With all three bolts all the way in, you can clamp a pole a bit smaller than 1". With all three bolts all the way out, the opening is about 1 7/8".If you buy longer bolts this can go smaller. You cannot go to zero because the bolts have width. I'd guess something like 5/32 but there is a lot of "eyeball in that.A conventional TV mast is nominally 1 1/8" but mine are about 1/16" bigger than that. They fit fine.I'd consider these numbers as extremes limits because manufacturing tolerances may make two units slightly different.With the supplied bolts, if your mast is between 1" and 1 3/4" you should be fine.With longer bolts, if your mast is between 3/16" and 1 3/4" you should be fine. « Show Less
1049365
Sorry, we put the boat away for the season. All I can tell you is that the diameter was as advertised. I mounted the wheel on a standard Teleflex helm, I did need to purchase a gear puller to remove the old wheel from the hub
943247
The Antenna we mounted to this will take up to a 2" pole, this mounting pole took up every bit of the mount on the antenna. I'm going to say it's a 2" diameter. It's roughly the same size if not exact to that of a satellite dish mounting pole.
897258
No, I tried everything I could think of and couldn't get it out. That's why I had to buy the new base and a new antenna also. For the 8$ or whatever it was for the base I figured it was not worth my time to attempt to get it out. You could try a junk yard for both the mast and the base. I think the base was used across several years of Focus'.
324709
This cannot be mounted on a mast. It has a base for mounting to a flat surface.
2277496
What I did was go to Home Depot and buy a threaded 1" O.D. pipe. I also got an adapter there that steps the 1" up to 1 1/8" or 1/14"...either is okay. I then bought a rubber union with two hose clamps attached to it. I inserted the 1" pipe into the adapter, and the adapter into the rubber union. I fastened one clamp on the adapter, the other end onto the 1+1/2" antenna mast. I bought silver paint to match the mast and the parts....and the black rubber union. Paited it all, hooked the antenna up to the 1" pipe...Voila...done!