Our highest reaching extension pole - Mr. LongArm Model 2324

[@jnelson16701]

Okay, so I'm here because I saw a video where someone said they used one of these as an antenna mast for their HAM/CB rig. Obviously they used stronger tubing for the base, but I was just wondering if anyone else had used this product for that purpose. It would be awesome if it would work as one, as I'm looking for a simple solution myself in making an antenna mast for my rig. As a matter of fact, if I knew this would work, I'd be on my way to Home Depot right now. :P

[@marlonearlgordon6974]

Very interesting information

[@pinkyn0se]

Do they do a non banana shaped one?

[@AnnaBrown-nh7mo]

It was very hard to unscrew the pole and Menards workers couldn't undo either so traded in for another brand.

[@MrLongArmInc]

Thank you for your comment. I'm sorry you had difficulty with the locking device and that no one at Menards could help you with it. Had you called us, our customer service representatives could have assisted you.

[@AnnaBrown-nh7mo]

Just for more info. This was my 2nd buy and a much longer extension pole. Ibought the first one and it was a sorter length but worked just fine and the twisting pole worked. I did not call your CS bc I needed a person to physically twist it.

[@MrLongArmInc]

​@@AnnaBrown-nh7mo We appreciate the additional feedback. We apologize that you had this issue - we are confident this was a one-off situation, but to be proactive, we’ve notified our QC and Production teams to review product in-house to ensure there are no issues. If you would use the contact form on our website and give us your details we would like to offer you a short pole or attachment for your time returning the pole. mrlongarm.com/contact-us/

[@Daniel-pl9ht]

They don't show you how hard it is to stand up when you have a 3/4 nap full of paint at 23ft.

[@MrLongArmInc]

Thank your for your comment. We have some helpful tips on our Finish.Up. Blog on our website. Here are just a few tips from the blog pertaining to your issue. Tip #1: Do not over load the paint roller and always make sure the paint is evenly distributed on the roller. Less paint makes the pole less top heavy and makes the roller easier to control at long extensions. Lighter paint loading of rollers give better painting results and fewer runs and drips. Just be sure to avoid dry rolling which can cause an uneven paint job. Tip #6 When using the maximum extension you will find it easier to hold the pole vertical until it is close to the surface you want to paint. Grip the lower pole and the center pole as close to the top of each section as possible. Approach the area to be painted and when very close to the area, let the pole gently lean itself towards the surface to allow painting. Once the roller is touching the area to be painted you can move away from the structure and adjust your hand grip locations for easier painting. At maximum extension grip the center pole in addition to gripping the bottom pole especially while moving the pole around or painting. This allows better control and does not over stress the poles. The key to using a long extension pole is proper placement of your grip and balancing the pole so it is not top heavy or bottom heavy. To see the full blog post visit this URL mrlongarm.com/10-tips-for-painting-with-a-mr-longarm-3-section-extension-pole/

[@lw216316]

Is it 23 feet or 30 feet max?

[@artdude8059]

Its 8 feet long to 30 free long.

[@smokedout8556]

Is it possible to buy from europe?

[@MrLongArmInc]

Yes you can purchase the product in Europe. Just send your email address to us at [e-mail] with a brief explanation of which products you are interested in and we'll get back to you.

[@rajmohammed7644]

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[@Agent77X]

23’ feet is not long enough! I need at least 36’.

[@alansmith4410]

I feel you bro I need at least 72' feet to even think about getting started.

[@rajmohammed7644]

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