wondering if i can use this with a threaded extention ploe i already own. is the handle threaded or does the handle come off to be able to screw a different one on?
58987
Well, I see your question has already been answered. I can't anything else to it.
58988
Yes, you can. The cleaning on the unit unscrews and it looks like a universal extension pole thread would work fine. I've noticed that mine will extend pretty far, but if you needed to reach pretty high, you could use a longer pole like you have.
863654
I had the same dilemma until I realized I had it wrong. It does not go onto the end. It is not an extension. You actually replace your stock wand with this and then connect your stuff.
1319866
Some previous questions posted here say it is threaded and can be used with an extension pole. I gave it to someone as a gift, so I don't have it handy to look at it.
1132519
I believe the handle screws on. I have to say that I really am satisfied with mine, it works great!!
679719
I used it to replace an existing handle. Which had the hard wear, I simple removed and re-used what was there. There was a screw and washer. If you look at any other strap handles on a kayak they will be the same. It is a good quality when the other handle wears out I will then make it match. I would use a screw or a drill bit ( I had to drill them out) to cut through the strap. The holes are set in the plastic but not pre-drilled.
2210396
yes, just purchased one and I used the allen screw from the old handle for the new one.
1897544
With this handle won't work with your existing lock handle, since that one you have now its with key. You can used this one but it has to be combo. With the one the comes with... or. Order one exactly like the existing one that you have...
1109749
I use mine on the light and thirsty metal mop, but I tried screwing it onto a wood extension I use for painting walls and the mop head screwed onto it so I think it's universal threading and would probably screw onto a broom handle also.
154087
The handle is only that piece in the picture that is coated with plastic. I would not detach the handle and if you did you might jeopardize it in the future. I would either ask the manufacturer or invest in a product that has a connection to where you can interchange handles and hooks for various uses. Airhead calls this a water ski rope for a reason and they make a tubing rope as well.
581998
The black end is threaded. In the instructions it is quite clear the item only needs to be finger tightened. It should come undone easily if it was properly installed. Otherwise you may need to use pliers. The green end, yellow on older ones, is a quick disconnect. The green or yellow is a sleeve that slides down and the ball retention on the inside releases from the water pipe.
1062436
The thread outer diameter needs to be the same to maintain balance. Also this arbor attaches with two set screws. The set screws would certainly damage the threaded shaft on your ginder.
673317
I have an older house and the handles kept coming off. When I got these I just twisted the glass handle on the shank put it through the existing hole and then twisted the other handle on and it worked just great. No need to replace any of the other hardware. If the old one comes off easily then the new one should work just fine.
193780
I don't think that's a good idea. notice how well the handle is attached to the head.i doubt you would be able to the same. I have tried this on other axes with indifferent success. it will become loose.
2127494
Yes make sure you hold onto the rubber piece that divides the handle in two parts. There are two different ways to unscrew it. Depending on where you hold it. One way to see the plug the other you don't.
337432
I believe so -- just remove the two hex bolts and the handle should come off.
473166
The handle has a tapered fitting. An adapter provides the threaded connection to the tapered fitting. The adapter is a seperate purchased part
1056312
No. That was what i bought it for initially and it was not a good idea. Carriage extensions are hard to find bit this handle is not the solution.