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Re-erect Flagpole in Base

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THE HOMEMADE FLAG POLE! A DAY ON THE FARM WITH THE MRS..MUST HAVE CHEAP TOOL FOR HOMESTEADING!!

What happens here

With the new flags attached, the flagpole is carefully raised and slid back into its concrete base. The presenter explains that the concrete base is designed to accept the 2-inch PVC pipe of the flagpole, allowing it to be easily inserted and removed, making flag changes manageable.

Goal: Raise the flagpole, now adorned with new flags, by sliding it into its concrete base, which facilitates easy installation and removal.

Tools and materials

  • Concrete Flagpole Base
  • DIY Flagpole with new flags

What they say

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right. Now, you see right back here in the background, that is a piece of 2-in PVC pipe that the flag slides over and it slides down into a concrete base and I'll show you that after we get the flag up in the air. So, we're going to raise it up. Up we go. Number two. Up. Up. Up. All right. You see we got our flag up. What do you think of the new flag? Don't have much wind today, so let me show you the rest of this flagpole how I made the design and we'll be building a couple more flagpoles like this. I think I have four more pieces of irrigation pipe, so my plan is to build a nice flag area right above where the new Stony Ridge Farm sign's going to go. Looks kind of nice, though. Here's the flagpole base and basically I just took some concrete right here, mixed it up and made a flagpole base and I set that 2-in PVC right here. I set that in there and made a little sleeve for my flagpole to set in. So, now I got a nice 20-ft flagpole for I don't know, $25. Pretty good. Once again, guys, we'll be

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