2 PC - Metal Threaded Handle Tips for 3/4" (.75") Wood Pole. Heavy Duty Aluminum - (Buy 3 Orders Get 1-3 PC Free) Extension Pole Tip - Threaded Tip Replacement - Broom Head Threaded Tip

As a result of the plastic tip breaking on my snow dozer, I was pretty much at a loss, it was my favorite tool for snow removal. Upon going to the hardware store, I was unable to find just the tip, so I would have to purchase a painters pole. A new hole was drilled into the tip of my current pole, so all I had to do was slide it onto that pole. New as if it were. So I won't risk scratching the paint on my truck, I'm going to wrap it in foam. I used one of the remaining ones to replace the tip on a push broom as well since they came in a 2-pack. Putting this one together was a little tedious given that the diameter of the tip was identical to the diameter of the pole. Therefore, I decided to cut the pole with a grinder, and I inserted the tip inside. It was good as new after I wrapped it with some electrical tape to cover any sharp edges. The hardware for mounting screws is the only thing I would alter. There's nothing much to it, and I ended up snapping the screw when I tightened it To keep it together, you also rely on a lock washer. It'd probably be easier to use a screw that is just a little bit larger, maybe grade 8, with a torx head nut and nylon lock.

Jax Nash

| Apr 02, 2021

In order to hold paint rollers or handles, I always need the male screw. My favorite way to use rollers is to cut the ends off and use that wire for securing lights, birds feeders, etc. I also search trash cans for used mop handles that I can use but usually run out, so I just get wooden handles and attach a male end. bought a heavy duty hand tool and used my radial arm saw to trim the end down until the male screw could slide over it easily. Mixes low and high-end music A viscosity epoxy mixed with iron powder (which is readily available at or near any braking location) and slid the material I will be able to use it for many purposes For now, the paint roller extender will be used for that purpose.

Corey Bautista

| Oct 04, 2020

The extension pole I have now is so much better! I'm glad I found these! To attach the new male end, I had to drill a hole in the pole, but that wasn't a big deal for me since I'm pretty handy. That makes me happy that it's metal. It's going to last a long time. And RIP my lanai spider web problem!.

Skye Friedman

| Dec 05, 2020

In the stairway of the house I bought, there were very high walls with the most unsightly textures. I tried to smooth them out using a 20 foot sanding pole, but my tip broke. I particularly liked this upgrade, it was well made, and the materials were excellent. It would be great if they made the mate attach to that tip (the female end, so I can attach attachments like a fruit picker or pruning saw to my pole. Let me know.

Cody Whitaker

| Sep 03, 2020

Painting a ceiling broke off the end of the piece. This would normally be the end of the matter, and all one could do is trash it. There is a wonderful metal replacement cap that I found. Thankfully, I was able to cut the plastic one off, attach the new one, drill two holes, and insert the screw -- and my pole was good as When you consider what these poles cost today, this cap really saved you some money.

Sylvie Mitchell

| Sep 14, 2020

In my previous extension rods, just below the roller handle threads, I broke the coupler of my most expensive extension rod. These replacement tips have been ordered and everything seems to be working It seems that they are able to handle the pressure of long extension rolling so far.

Ainhoa Ayers

| Sep 14, 2020

The rubber mallet was used to tap it all the way down on the pole. Provided with screws, nuts, and washers for secure attachment. There probably won't be any hassles - It will never cost you anything.

Maddox Spears

| Dec 25, 2020

The connectors on my push broom are unbreakable, so I can easily repair it. The Made Perfect Coaster Company, Gaston, SC, deserves recognition. Please accept my sincere thanks!.

Anderson Wallace

| Feb 24, 2021