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Pole shown here our 3Pc.
Cone Tapered Aluminum
Link: to 2
Piece installation and how
multi-section flagpoles are
assembled
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You
can build your own good
quality flagpole for about
$60.00 in parts, and some
pipe purchased at your local
plumbing supply or Lowes or
Home Depot's electrical
dept.
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Yes were in the business of
making and selling
flagpoles. We also provide
repair parts to the flagpole
industry as well as flags.
There are a few simple tips
that can save you hundreds
of dollars. There a few
simple things you can do to
make a really nice flagpole
if you have a little bit of
skill. Let us sell you
a few simple parts and give
you a tip or two so you can
make your own flagpole that
you will be proud of and
will be 10 times stronger
than the economy kits you
find in hardware stores and
chain stores.
We also sell them for less
if you choose to go that
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We also offer 2 very high
quality flagpoles that are
packaged to ship by FedEx
- UPS rather than motor freight
saving you over 180 dollars
in shipping cost for
shipping a one piece pole to
residential address. These
kits are made using 3" cone
tapered , 6063-T6 temper
aluminum.
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Our
AFSS20 Shown here,
assembled and installed
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Here is what you could
expect to spend on parts
from Anchor Flag and
Flagpole / Myrtle Beach Flag. Now cost could
vary depending on you height
and the diameter of pipe you
choose. |
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We also
offer highest quality
American Flags |
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Link to complete parts
directory
or the links below will take
you to just those specific
items shown. Each link will
open in a new page so you
don't loose this page.
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A
Fixed Truck Top from $20.90
Quality Heavy Cast Aluminum. |
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or use a Revolving
Truck $56.00 -
$70.90 |
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A Cleat $7.00
to 10.90 |
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Flag
snaps from $1.25 each. |
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Halyard
from .23 cent a foot.
Remember a 20' pole requires
40 ft of line. |
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And a finishing ornament
(optional) for top of truck.
from $20.90 |
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Below Select parts kit for
20, 25, or 30 ft poles You
supply your own pipe. In the
three selections below the
truck top is a fixed truck.
If you want a revolving
truck use the parts
directory to select the
parts you want, and add them
to cart.
parts directory.
Note once you start ordering
parts you will be on the
secure side of our web site
so minimize this page so you
don't get lost or loose this
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20'
Parts: $63.00 for
2" fixed truck, 3" gold
ball, 40 ft 1/4" halyard, 6"
cleat. |
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25' Parts $73.30 for
2" fixed truck, 3" gold
ball, 50 ft 1/4" halyard, 6"
cleat. |
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30' Parts $84.80 /
2.5" fixed truck, 4" gold
ball, 60 ft 5/16" halyard 9"
cleat. |
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Or use the parts directory
to choose your own parts.
parts
directory. Note once you
start ordering parts you
will be in the secure side
of our web site so minimize
this page so you don't get
lost or loose this page.
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You will need to supply
pole material. Here is what I use to
use in 1972 to make
flagpoles in my welding
shop. |
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Here is list. You can adjust
sizes to suite yourself.
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1,
a 2" pipe it will be 2 &
3/8" outside diameter
(threaded if not
welding)
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a reducer to 2" to 1 &
1/2"
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a length of 1 1/2"
threaded pipe it will be
about 2 1/8" outside.
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a reducer to 1 1/2 to 1
1/4"
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a length of 1 1/4" pipe
threaded, it will be
1& 7/8" outside and our
2" truck top will fit it
just fine.
If you do not want to use
threaded reducers that's
fine these sizes will slip
inside each other, allow a 1
ft over lap and weld joints,
or drill through and bolt.
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The above list will produce
a flagpole with over all
length of 30 ft. If you bolt
or weld pole together using
1 ft. over lap, then dig a 3' deep
hole in ground and concrete a 36" long
piece of 4" PVC (plastic
pipe) then install pole in the ground
sleeve, this will give you a
25' tall finished height
flagpole
See Flagpole Instructions
here.
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Optional , Installation Using
A Pivot Base. You could purchase 1 more
length of 2"
pipe, cut it in
half, burry 30" in concrete
in ground leaving both pc.
stick up 30 above ground,
drill matching 1/2" holes 1
" down from top and 3" up
above ground, this
would produce a pivot base
and your flagpole could be
installed so you could raise
it up easily and lie it down
when needed. See pivot
sketch below. 2 - 5' long
pipes, 2 - 1/2" bolts 8"
long. drill two holes in
your pipe flagpole. Use
galvanized pipe, No paint No
rust. and this
would yield a 30 ft
flagpole). (note: you would
want to drill all holes
first use first drilled as
template to match holes in
pole, then using proper
width spacer bole pivot base
together , and install in
hole and concrete in place
making sure it is plumb. and
bottom hole is above
concrete finish by 3.5"
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