How to Replace Your Flagpole Rope

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How to replace a rope on an external halyard flag pole:
Step 1 - Remove flags and snaphooks from rope - 00:08
Step 2 - Replace the existing rope on your pole - 00:53
Step 3 - Tie a square knot at the ends of the rope - 04:38
Step 4 - Place snaphooks and flags on the new rope - 05:52

[@God_of_pain_2.0]

Thanks imma be doing this next week for my 25' flagpole 🥰🥰

[@FlagsUSA]

You're welcome!

[@martypatric1101]

Nice video mr flag Usa. Very usefull info you gave us to replace the hooks on you flagline and the way you replace the flag rope without taking the whole flag pole down to the ground. I have to change some flag ropes on several poles i have here. Thanks for you explanation. Whats the price now for the rope you use per meter or have you buy the whole rope wheel . And where homedepot maybe or elsewhere. Thanks i am Marty watching

[@FlagsUSA]

Hi Marty, we sell rope by the foot ($.041/ft) and also by the spool! www.flagsusa.com/halyard-rope-cut-to-length/

[@JohnGreen_US]

While a Square Knot is commonly used, it isn't an appropriate knot to tie the two ends together. Difficult to understand where this terrible Square Knot habit started. Use a Water Knot or Double Fisherman's Bend instead - Lots of instructional videos on YT. After tightening securely, cut close, melt ends with a lighter & immediately press-down-on/mushroom the ends using the lighter body. No need to use electrical tape.

[@user-op8ee2so7p]

What if the rope came out

[@dustingarig3145]

That wasn't a correct square not. Both ends should exit the loop together on the same side of the loop. Left over Right, Then Right over Left is the ditty.

[@damerewilkins3364]

There is a p o w flag on top of a police flag

[@FlagsUSA]

This arrangement meets flag etiquette.