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Welcome to episode 4 of 6 on how to install a flagpole. In this part, we are looking at the flagpole truck. This the the pulley system at the top of the flagpole and there are a few options with any type of flagpole you are rigging.
In the next episode, we will take you through the proper way to set the cleat on the flagpole, assemble the flagpole halyard (rope) and attach swivel snap hooks and covers (flag clips).
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[@timc6245]

We saw an eagle on a flagpole where the eagle moves with the wind like a weather vane. Never seen one like it for sale. Really awesome to see!

[@telescopingflagpole]

That sounds awesome. I haven't seen those either! But now I want one haha

[@rmb5858]

I like how into flagpoles this guy is. Keep up the good work, sir.

[@kato64]

Think he could've use the gold ball instead instead of the eagle eagle has pointy wings that The flag could get caught on.

[@CosmicMomentumX]

He mentioned that and he said it usually isn't a problem.