Read though
these instructions and make sure that you have
all the components and tools required for the
installation.
Select a
location for your flagpole where it cannot be
struck by lawnmowers, automobiles, bikes, etc.
Avoid locations
in the vicinity of power lines
Check with your
local municipality regarding height ordinances
and for any underground gas or power lines. Many
municipalities have a "Dig Safe" bureau that can
provide you with this information.
It is best to
unwrap the pole as soon as possible after it's
been delivered and kept straight and dry during
storage.
Do not attempt
to climb flagpoles.
Do not lean
ladders against flagpoles.
Do not allow
children to operate a flagpole unattended.
Flagpole
Components - Included
Flagpole shaft
Fiberglass
ground sleeve
Gold ball
Halyard (rope)
Silver plated
large brass snap clip
2 Nylon snap
hooks
Saddle style
truck with 2 screws. Use of screws is optional.
Counterweight
Decorative
ground collar
Tools and
Accessories Required - Not Included
Level
Screwdriver -
Phillips head for truck screws
Cedar
wedges/shims
Dry sand
Cement
Shovel/excavating tools
Crushed
stone/pebbles for drainage
Home
kits only require approximately a 12 to 15 inch
diameter hole the depth of sleeve included with you
particular flagpole. Best to have gravel on bottom
of hole for drainage.
Buy the best. Ask for:
Annin Flags
Click to enlarge and see
how to loop flag snaps to flagpole line.
we just tie the two ends of line together
allowing the line when finished to hang just above the ground.
This allows enough room to install snaps and allows enough line
to wrap around cleat.
We place one snap above the knot of the line
and the other below knot spaced to fit flag. then when you raise
flag you won't see knot, it will be up with flag and won't
interfere with pulley at top as ,knot is between flag snaps.
