Flying the flag for the Fourth
06-30-2013 | 11:49 PM
#31
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From: north tonawanda new york
07-01-2013 | 03:56 AM
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From: north tonawanda new york
I would love 37s but I have a wood box for the back I built and I'm going to clamp it to the box I think have the top down and it will blow in the breeze that's if I can't fix up something with the way I got it now
07-01-2013 | 01:16 PM
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From: West Texas
07-01-2013 | 05:49 PM
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From: Indianapolis, in
I used PVC pipe secured in two spots on my tire carrier. The bottom I drilled through the pipe in two spots to slip a ubolt through, and tightened it down against the carrier. The top of the pip is just ziptied, it's not going anywhere with that ubolt there.
then to keep the flag in the pipe I drilled through the pipe and flag stick and put a ziptie throught that. I'll show more pictures tomorrow. Ive had it up to 45mph and no problems. And it's as easy as cutting a ziptie and taking the flag off if I want to do highway driving. (not sure if the flag stick can take 75mph winds but who knows. I don't want to find out)
then to keep the flag in the pipe I drilled through the pipe and flag stick and put a ziptie throught that. I'll show more pictures tomorrow. Ive had it up to 45mph and no problems. And it's as easy as cutting a ziptie and taking the flag off if I want to do highway driving. (not sure if the flag stick can take 75mph winds but who knows. I don't want to find out)
07-02-2013 | 07:27 AM
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From: St. Louis
