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Rope System	External  iExternal Halyard Flagpoles On external halyard flagpoles the rope is exposed on the outside of the pole. It extends to the top of the pole through an assembly known as a truck and back down to a cleat near the base of the pole.	Internal  iInternal Halyard Flagpoles On internal halyard flagpoles the rope is concealed on the inside of the pole and is accessible by unlocking a door near the base of the pole. The flag is raised and lowered through a cam action (self-locking) cleat or by inserting a crank handle to turn a gear-less winch system.		External  iExternal Halyard Flagpoles On external halyard flagpoles the rope is exposed on the outside of the pole. It extends to the top of the pole through an assembly known as a truck and back down to a cleat near the base of the pole.	External  iExternal Halyard Flagpoles On external halyard flagpoles the rope is exposed on the outside of the pole. It extends to the top of the pole through an assembly known as a truck and back down to a cleat near the base of the pole.
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Flag Pole Parts: External Halyard Flagpoles

This is the most common type of flagpole. The halyard (or rope), on the outside of the pole, extends to the top of the pole through an assembly known as a truck and back down the pole where it is secured to a cleat. If security is an issue, a cleat cover box can be used to lock the halyard to the cleat and help prevent theft of the flag. The flag can be easily raised or lowered by untying the halyard from the cleat and pulling on the halyard in either direction. External halyard flag pole parts are available in aluminum, fiberglass and steel. Remember, to get the most life out of your flags keep your flag pole parts up to date.

Top of Pole

1. Ornaments
2. Trucks
   1. Stationary Trucks
   2. Revolving Trucks
3. Swivel Snaps



Middle of Pole

4. Halyard (Rope)
5. Halyard Covers
6. Cleats
7. Cleat Cover Boxes



Bottom of Pole

8. Flash Collars
9. Foundation Sleeves

Flag Pole Parts: Internal Halyard Flagpoles

Internal halyard flagpoles keep the cable (or rope) concealed on the inside of the pole. The cable is accessible by unlocking an access door near the base of the pole. The flag is raised and lowered through a cam action (self-locking) cleat or by inserting a crank handle to turn a gear-less winch system. The halyard goes through the truck and is then secured to the outside of the flagpole with a retainer ring and counter weight. The retainer ring and counter weight help keep the bottom of the flag taught and close to the flagpole. Internal halyard (IH) flag poles parts are available in aluminum, fiberglass and steel. Remember, to get the most life out of your flags keep your flag pole parts up to date.

Top of Pole

1. Ornaments
2. Trucks
3. Swivel Snaps



Middle of Pole

4. Cable & Rope Assemblies
5. Quick Links
6. Flag Arrangements
7. Retainer Rings
8. Counterweights
9. Winches & Cam Cleats
10. Doors, Locks & Keys



Bottom of Pole

11. Flash Collars
12. Foundation Sleeves

Flag Pole Parts: Wall Mount Flagpoles

Wall Mount flagpoles attach to a surface (typically a building). Outrigger Wall Mount Flagpoles extend out at an angle, while Vertical Wall Mount Flagpoles extend vertically or parallel to the surface. The halyard (or rope), on the outside of the pole, extends to the top of the pole through an assembly known as a truck and back down the pole where it is secured to a cleat. If security is an issue, a wall mount cleat cover box can be used to lock the halyard to the cleat and help prevent theft of the flag. The flag can be easily raised or lowered by untying the halyard from the cleat and pulling on the halyard in either direction. Flag pole parts are available in aluminum and fiberglass. Remember, to get the most life out of your flags keep your flag pole parts up to date.

*Note: While not a standard accessory for an Outrigger Wall Mount Flagpole, a non-tangle rod is recommended to keep the flag from furling or wrapping around the pole.

Top of Pole

1. Ornaments
2. Trucks
   1. Stationary Trucks
   2. Revolving Trucks
3. Swivel Snaps



Middle of Pole

4. Non Tangle Rods
5. Halyard (Rope)
6. Halyard Covers
7. Cleat Cover Boxes
8. Cleats



Bottom of Pole

9. Brackets

Flag Pole Parts: Nautical Flagpoles

Nautical Flagpoles are designed to fly multiple flags including signal flags. They keep the halyard on the outside of pole and have a yardarm (a gaff is an optional accessory). Each flag can be easily raised or lowered by untying the halyard from the cleat and pulling on the halyard in either direction. There is a pulley on each end of the yardarm allowing a second and third halyard to extend to the ends of the yardarm and back down to a second and third cleat near the base of the pole. A gaff assembly is also available. Nautical Flagpoles with a gaff have a fourth halyard. This halyard extends up through a truck assembly at the end of the gaff. Nautical flag pole parts are available in aluminum or fiberglass. Remember, to get the most life out of your flags keep your flag pole parts up to date.

Top of Pole

1. Ornaments
2. Trucks
   1. Stationary Trucks
   2. Revolving Trucks
3. Swivel Snaps



Middle of Pole

4. Yardarms
   1. Pulley & Eyebolt Assemblies
5. Gaffs
6. Halyard (Rope)
7. Cleats
8. Cleat Cover Boxes



Bottom of Pole

9. Flash Collars
10. Foundation Sleeves

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