Please subscribe and help out! I ordered the Service First Old Glory DELTA 30 ft SECTIONAL Flag Pole Kit from OldGloryflagpole.com This is the unboxing and installation. Very simple and worth the money!
It has been a few years, how has this pole held up for you? I want something 30’ or higher, but this thing does not look rigid enough. Hope to hear your thoughts on this.
Great question.. this pole has not worked out well at all.. a few good winds and it is toast.. next pole I buy will be a solid one- I do not recommend this if you have any wind at all… I’ll post a new video updated review soon
@@PilotJon I have been searching for about a year for something I can salvage from an old building. A nice OLD well built one. So far no luck though. Darn things are so expensive new.
Good flagpole i have a 20 ft sectional flagpole and its great just had to change the snaphooks to metal ones and the rope i have had mine for 11 years its great.
I have a flag pole mine is 20 foot solid black iron pipe 3” round 1/8” thick. It is a bitch to restring it. (Re rope it) But it doesn’t sway in the wind. Was just watching the video because I was needing another flag pole for another location. Thanks for the video.
This pole still up? I recently ordered one thinking the same everyone else thought and am regretting the purchase. If it lasts a year, I’m going to be getting one of the more expensive ones.
WOW! Thats intense winds! These flag poles aren't the best... I hang 2 flags and watch it bend... I'm just waiting... I (oddly) like the creeking and rope hitting the pole noise- it reminds me of a boat dock.
That’s a flimsy flagpole. They really shouldn’t offer them over 20’ if the buttress doesn’t increase, which it definitely seems it doesn’t. You should be able to at least fly a 5x8 on a 30’ without worry. That looks like a cotton 5x9.5 casket flag you originally put up. The pole was swaying before the flag even unfulfilled. I really love that you added a flagpole, especially a 30’. It’s a great size. These poles are just cheap Chinese made junk that some guys who claim to be veterans are selling. The small US flag you’re flying is also made in China. These guys just found a way to make money, put in the words veteran owned and that makes people think they’re legit.
Agreed! There are better quality poles for sure. I do like this one and it flys 2 flags pretty well. I would take them down in a strong wind though... Thanks for sharing!
Pilot Jon I just hate to see you put in so much effort for a subpar pole. Old glory is known to sell Chinese made flags and poles and they can’t take winds over 30 mph with a flag.
@@davejoyal9286 did you ask them if they were made in China? I just looked on their website and it definitely doesn't say made in USA. I ordered one a little while back but haven't received it yet. I was thinking it was made in USA probably because of all the veteran owned stuff on their website. I bought my flag somewhere else and it was made in USA. I might return it and find one made here if it is indeed made in China. Thanks
@@davejoyal9286 thanks Dave. I appreciate it. I wish I would have known before I bought it. I guess I'll see what it looks like when it gets here. I know my flag is made in USA because I made sure of it. Guess I should've spent more time looking into the flagpole and not assumed because it was veteran owned and operated that it was made here.
But you didn’t show the prep with concreting the sleeve in the ground and you didn’t show how the pole is secured to the sleeve. That’s the main part I wanted to see.
11secondeclipse sorry! It’s actually very easy- the pole just sits loose inside the sleeve so the wind can blow the flag and spin the pole. The sleeve is just sitting in the dirt when I put the concrete in..
It’s still there! I fly 2 flags 24 hours a day with spotlights at night. The wind really works the pole a lot! I expected it to snap a few times.. but it hasn’t failed yet.. when it does come time to replace it, I’ll go big with a solid pole- but that’s a lot of $$ for the price, I’m happy with this one
I’m not happy with this company at all !!! I bought a house mount flag and pole and the only thing made in the USA was the flag !!!! Mounting bracket for the flag has a China sticker on it !!!
Ronin Cooper I try to support every way I can ...I always look for made in USA ! So when I found this flag and pole it said made in USA so I brought it . If it would have said other components made across seas I would not have. All I’m saying is just try to buy USA ! And that’s for your comment. Lonnie
It has been a few years, how has this pole held up for you? I want something 30’ or higher, but this thing does not look rigid enough. Hope to hear your thoughts on this.
Great question.. this pole has not worked out well at all.. a few good winds and it is toast.. next pole I buy will be a solid one- I do not recommend this if you have any wind at all… I’ll post a new video updated review soon
@@PilotJon I have been searching for about a year for something I can salvage from an old building. A nice OLD well built one. So far no luck though. Darn things are so expensive new.
America do be strong
Make your own, 2-10' galvanized fence posts, one slightly smaller in diameter than the other, bolted together. Other attachments get put on.
Good flagpole i have a 20 ft sectional flagpole and its great just had to change the snaphooks to metal ones and the rope i have had mine for 11 years its great.
Thats awesome! I love hearing that- I love mine already and Im happy to hear the rope and all is super durable!
@@PilotJon Mine Snapped in Half from the High Winds over Night!!!
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Thanks for the video, I just ordered a flag pole too. 20ft
Awesome! Hope you like it!
@@PilotJon does this setup installation apply for the 20ft as well?
Very interesting well done
Thank you!
Glad to see you in your TH-cam'n shirt! I thought it got ruined!
HAHAHAHAHAHA I do love that shirt!
I have a flag pole mine is 20 foot solid black iron pipe 3” round 1/8” thick.
It is a bitch to restring it. (Re rope it)
But it doesn’t sway in the wind.
Was just watching the video because I was needing another flag pole for another location. Thanks for the video.
So suggestions for a average priced flagpole, and telescope or sectional?
Beautiful
Thank you!
Could you have set this up as a 20’ pole?
What's it like in the wind do you need to pull flag down if it's gale force
Good question! I take my flag down in 10 mph winds. When we get wind where I live it is usually pretty gusty
On a 20' Old Glory pole where do the 2 set screws go. The picture shows 2 holes but the pole only has 1 hole. Please respond.
Same with me, it's not the same setup for the 20" by the looks of it.
Wonder how it would do to mount a 6’ radio antenna on it and secure it about half way up to the house?
That could work for sure! I wanted lots of height so I went with this 30 footer
Love it!! 🇺🇸👊🏼❤️
Me too!
Starting the day with a diet dew, alright man!
This pole still up? I recently ordered one thinking the same everyone else thought and am regretting the purchase. If it lasts a year, I’m going to be getting one of the more expensive ones.
I’m looking to replace mine. I’ll do an update video soon
@Pilot Jon Mine Snapped in Half from the High Winds over Night!!!
WOW! Thats intense winds! These flag poles aren't the best... I hang 2 flags and watch it bend... I'm just waiting... I (oddly) like the creeking and rope hitting the pole noise- it reminds me of a boat dock.
What size is that flag?
Hey, the Cessnas are out of the shipping containers
Yeah buddy!!! I'm working on that video... and the planes- come fly sometime!
That sounds like a ton of fun, I will. Thanks for the invite.
Tom Gibbs always invited Cap’n!!!
That’s a flimsy flagpole. They really shouldn’t offer them over 20’ if the buttress doesn’t increase, which it definitely seems it doesn’t. You should be able to at least fly a 5x8 on a 30’ without worry. That looks like a cotton 5x9.5 casket flag you originally put up. The pole was swaying before the flag even unfulfilled.
I really love that you added a flagpole, especially a 30’. It’s a great size. These poles are just cheap Chinese made junk that some guys who claim to be veterans are selling. The small US flag you’re flying is also made in China. These guys just found a way to make money, put in the words veteran owned and that makes people think they’re legit.
Agreed! There are better quality poles for sure. I do like this one and it flys 2 flags pretty well. I would take them down in a strong wind though... Thanks for sharing!
Pilot Jon I just hate to see you put in so much effort for a subpar pole. Old glory is known to sell Chinese made flags and poles and they can’t take winds over 30 mph with a flag.
@@davejoyal9286 did you ask them if they were made in China? I just looked on their website and it definitely doesn't say made in USA. I ordered one a little while back but haven't received it yet. I was thinking it was made in USA probably because of all the veteran owned stuff on their website. I bought my flag somewhere else and it was made in USA. I might return it and find one made here if it is indeed made in China. Thanks
Josh Thieme it’s all over the internet. They admit it’s made in China when they respond. They usually ignore they question though
@@davejoyal9286 thanks Dave. I appreciate it. I wish I would have known before I bought it. I guess I'll see what it looks like when it gets here. I know my flag is made in USA because I made sure of it. Guess I should've spent more time looking into the flagpole and not assumed because it was veteran owned and operated that it was made here.
Still never shown how to put flag on start to fin,more detail
But you didn’t show the prep with concreting the sleeve in the ground and you didn’t show how the pole is secured to the sleeve. That’s the main part I wanted to see.
11secondeclipse sorry! It’s actually very easy- the pole just sits loose inside the sleeve so the wind can blow the flag and spin the pole. The sleeve is just sitting in the dirt when I put the concrete in..
How deep did you dig your hole for the sleeve and also the diameter?
Looks like a buggy whip!
The Ball is in the styrofoam at the end of the box
How it hold up
It’s still there! I fly 2 flags 24 hours a day with spotlights at night. The wind really works the pole a lot! I expected it to snap a few times.. but it hasn’t failed yet.. when it does come time to replace it, I’ll go big with a solid pole- but that’s a lot of $$ for the price, I’m happy with this one
Thanks for the fast reply
@@christopherfoulk9931 sure thing! Thanks for watching
I’m not happy with this company at all !!! I bought a house mount flag and pole and the only thing made in the USA was the flag !!!! Mounting bracket for the flag has a China sticker on it !!!
Ronin Cooper I try to support every way I can ...I always look for made in USA ! So when I found this flag and pole it said made in USA so I brought it . If it would have said other components made across seas I would not have. All I’m saying is just try to buy USA ! And that’s for your comment. Lonnie
Ronin Cooper as Americans we still have a choice ! And that’s not true about what we consume !
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junk she it!! crooked company!!
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u mean 9 meters!
Damn shaky