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Flag Pole?

.....and yet another question!
Thinking about getting a 5m lightweight flagpole and stake to put up outside as many others do.
To keep it vertical is there a special technique, or just tie it to the caravan / awning?
 
You probably won't keep it entirely straight but we put another of the fibreglass poles next to the one the pole is slid over the top of and then just bungee them together for extra stability. Ours is only about 3 metres, just enough for the windsocks.
 
Make two clamps each having two U bolts one large and one smaller. Larger one sized to fit over jockey wheel tube, smaller to fit mast/pole. Fit one on top of A frame cover and the other just above the wheel. Also useful for holding wifi boosters etc. Easy to find various size U bolts on ebay.
 
RayS said:
Make two clamps each having two U bolts one large and one smaller. Larger one sized to fit over jockey wheel tube, smaller to fit mast/pole. Fit one on top of A frame cover and the other just above the wheel. Also useful for holding wifi boosters etc. Easy to find various size U bolts on ebay.

Or if you are too lazy to make one then buy the complete assembly at this location
 
When I put my fibreglass flagpole up I drive a round hardwood pole stabiliser into the ground, fit the pole over it and anchor the pole to the raised jockey wheel with bungee cords. Foam pipe lagging prevents the pole from damaging the A frame fairing.
Some sites prohibit the use of flagpoles so check first. 😉
 
Thingy said:
Jockey wheel should always be down imho of course. Three point base steadied by the legs.
The caravan is a t/a with heavy duty corner steadies so while generally speaking I'd agree that the jockey wheel is normally left down the caravan sits perfectly happily on it's main wheels with the corner steadies down after the caravan is levelled up using the jockey wheel.
 
DaveA1 said:
Thingy said:
Note to self. Dont forget the hacksaw next trip. Grins evilly.
:evil: :evil: You go clockwise and I'll go anti-clockwise around site. :evil: :evil:
You'd have your work cut out at some of the music festivals we go to, non flagpole owners are in a minority :evil:
 
Parksy said:
DaveA1 said:
Thingy said:
Note to self. Dont forget the hacksaw next trip. Grins evilly.
:evil: :evil: You go clockwise and I'll go anti-clockwise around site. :evil: :evil:
You'd have your work cut out at some of the music festivals we go to, non flagpole owners are in a minority :evil:

Not with this :evil:
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