One way to install a tether ball pole is to cement the pole into an old tire. This provides a stable, but mobile, base for the pole. The apparatus may be moved to a new location simply by leaning it to one side and rolling it there.
If you have a cheap pole, than yes. I have a tire, just to be safe. If the pole is metal, you might want to just install it into the ground. Either way, it works.
I suggest cementing it in a tire.
If you have a cheap pole, get a tire and put the pole in it and cement it. If it is metal, just get someone to put in in the ground for you. Even if you put a tire in a metal one, it will still work.
Hook it with a keychain. The pole should have a little hole where you hook it.
Ringball may be another name for the game/sport of Tetherball. The Tetherball usually has a ring built into it so the ball can be tethered (tied) to the top of a pole. A Ring Ball is also a type of piercing jewelry.
A falling rock. A cannonball in flight. A tetherball swinging around the pole. Anything that's moving.
A falling rock. A cannonball in flight. A tetherball swinging around the pole. Anything that's moving.
Tire mounting lubricant.
Tetherball The Movie - 2010 was released on: USA: 2011
If there is a directional arrow on the side wall of the tire, then that should be followed.
First you get a piece of cardboard that is big enough to fit the circumference of the tire. Get your tire ready and place it on the card board. This is to prevent the cement from drying on the concrete or where ever you are doing this project. Then, get quick-dri cement (the just add water kind) from your local hardware store and a 5 gallon bucket to mix the cement in or whatever you can find, or you could mix the cement on the ground if you know what you are doing. You must move quickly though. After the cement is mixed pour it into the tire up to the inside rim. Don't overfill it. Make sure the whole tire is filled up on the inside. Then place the pole in the center of the cement. You will have to find someway to keep the pole in place while the cement sets. I would recommend at least 12- 24 hours. There you have it. Instant Tether ball base.
Yes, but it has to be up to the specficiation of B.C. Hydro. You have to find out what class of pole that is needed. Is the pole for a secondary drop or a primary installation?
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