You're welcome Bill! I'm so glad that this tutorial helped you! If you need help with anything else- don't be afraid to reach out!

Mach, That's the only way to do it 👍

Glad it was helpful!

We are so happy we could help!

Me too, I kept mystifying myself until cominh across this vid -- thanks so much for enlightening me.

Thank you for watching! I'm so glad that we were able to help!

Indeed! Adrienne has a lot of fun tricks when it comes to flags, banners, and hardware. We are glad that we were able to add this little trick to your tool kit!

Yeah, pretty sure it’s called a cow’s hitch. But I may be wrong. Either way her video was a great help.

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Glad it was helpful!

@@Flagandbanner night morning

I'm so happy to hear that we were able to help you out!

Great suggestion. To answer your question, you would put the cover over the snap hook and then thread the rope through.

You could use a double snap hook to connect the two flags in the center or you can use the same method with the second flag leaving a few inches between the two flags.

Hi, yes, in our how to replace your rope video, Grady gives some good advice on putting your snap hooks on to get the best placement for you flag. I have the beginning of the spot starting at this link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gLGKi6lkm6fDmIU.htmlsi=7y089qZqbRl2E30p&t=274

Hi Charlene, Here is a video that shows how / where to tie the knot kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gLGKi6lkm6fDmIU.html

If your rope is drooping, you should be able to pull the rope more taut (or tighter) and then wrap it around your cleat to hold it. One way to help keep your rope in good order is to take your flag down if you're going to experience heavy rains/storms. When your flag gets super wet, the material will start pull down on your rope. Storm winds also whip the flag around and will eventually keep pulling on your rope. Watch for fraying, if your rope breaks, depending on how tall your pole is, it could cost more to replace the rope because of renting lifting equipment. When you are ready to replace your rope, we have a video to help make the transition easier: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gLGKi6lkm6fDmIU.html

Lots of poles can hold 3 flags, however, I haven't seen any that house mounted. If you are using an in-ground flagpole, you can add more snap hooks to add more flags. You may need to go down a flag size to fit them all and look appropriate for the poles size.

You should be able to move them until they align in the desired direction. If you continue having trouble, consider reaching out to one of our experts with a more detailed description. 501-375-7633

Hi, we don't have the rope and snaps in a kit because there are just too many combinations. But we do have options to buy the rope by the size of your pole which you can find here: www.flagandbanner.com/products/halyard-rope-by-flagpole-height-white-nylon.asp

Why would she use the half hitch in this case?

I had the same concerns and ended up putting the shackles in figure 8 knots instead, which seems to work well.

There was no reason to.

getting old huh!

hahaha! :)

Eeeeeeew. That's enough to make a woman gag. 🤮

Karen, The video was just fine. Put ur mask back on & shut the hell up - please!

Hi,! In our how to replace your rope video, Grady gives some good advice on putting your snap hooks on to get the best placement for you flag. I have the beginning of the spot starting at this link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gLGKi6lkm6fDmIU.htmlsi=7y089qZqbRl2E30p&t=274

@@Flagandbanner thanks. I’m new to this and already feeling frustrated by this task haha 🤣

@@Frdzed we totally understand. If you need any help, our team can help walk you through just about any scenario.