Setting a Flag Pole

whopist · Nov 1, 2014

Set a 25 foot flag pole this week. It was as easy as could be, with my 8N.

Walston · Nov 1, 2014

Them things are handy

Tom N MS · Nov 1, 2014

With my luck it would have been across the carport.

whopist · Nov 1, 2014

As Walston said the 8N is a handy thing to have!

Tom, you just have to go slow and steady. Did it by myself.

JWA · Nov 1, 2014

Like the optional parking brake on the left rear.:]

whopist · Nov 1, 2014

Oh my, what sharp eyes you have JWA.

That brake was supplied by the Texas drought a couple years back.

Tom N MS · Nov 1, 2014

I wouldn't have been that braveLooks like that N
could have some fun on the other side of the fence
in that yellow stuff..

notjustair · Nov 1, 2014

Can you imagine the sneezing fit you would have with that 8N in that tall goldenrod? That's a job for a cab tractor for sure.

whopist · Nov 1, 2014

Pay no action to the other side of the fence!
Nothing happening over there.

John,PA · Nov 1, 2014

I do not see the "FLAG".

There used to be a FEDERAL RULE.....As long as the flag is lighted at night, it(flag) can stay up 24 hrs. a day.

Otherwise you have to run it (flag)up twice a day.

All of the "VETS" around here simply put a timer on their spotlight and run their flags up once a year!

John,
pA

whopist · Nov 1, 2014

John,
The paint on the pole is drying.

The solar light is waiting for the paint to dry.

The flag is waiting for all the above!

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