Jeep Wrangler JK Flag Holder 2007-2018 Hitch Mount Holds 2 Flags Red BaronThe Steinjäger Dual Flag Holder is a great way to show off the flags you fly. The flag holder fits in the standard class 3 hitch on any vehicle. Three offset holes allow for plenty of adjustment to clear your rear bumper or spare tire. Two allen head bolts are included to secure your flag poles in the holders. The flag holder will accept any round flag pole with an outter diameter of 1.000" or less. Show Steinjäger offers a line of flag poles sold separately... Hitch pin not included Write a reviewYour Name Continue Questions? We’ve got answers.Shipping policies vary, but many of our sellers offer free shipping when you purchase from them. Typically, orders of $35 USD or more (within the same shop) qualify for free standard shipping from participating Etsy sellers. Found something you love but want to make it even more uniquely you? Good news! Many sellers on Etsy offer personalized, made-to-order items. To personalize an item:
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Jul 30, 2019 I am wanting to fly the flag behind my Jeep during outings and drives with my local Jeep groups. What is a good pole to place into the receiver that can withstand the wind and driving on the highway and where have you bought them from?
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I am wanting to fly the flag behind my Jeep during outings and drives with my local Jeep groups. What is a good pole to place into the receiver that can withstand the wind and driving on the highway and where have you bought them from? In the trailer hitch, only seen and tried on from Steinjager and its
sucked. Poor quality and fit. I have a flag pole holder that fits in the hitch and rigged a PVC pie and works well at 75mph. Now I just a got a new setup form truckflagpole.com and its fits using the spare tire lugs. Reviews I have seen around were great. 252.1 KB Views: 543
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Discussion Starter · #5 · Jul 31, 2019 All the reviews I read online said that most will not hold up to highway speeds so i guess a trip to the hardware store ans making my own from PVC pipe is the answer
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All the reviews I read online said that most will not hold up to highway speeds so i guess a trip to the hardware store ans making my own from PVC pipe is the answer Not truckflagpoles.com Joined Sep 8, 2013 · 10,405 Posts
Just the holder and the one i have. Need a 2” flag pole which is near impossible to find. Why I used PVC. That page shows some different poles too. Though, I see several poles which are rated only up to 35-40 mph. I guess intended for old people or parades. Again, intended
to just be a starting point for the OP. Joined Sep 18, 2018 · 41 Posts
You should NEVER display Old Glory in a way that it could become dirty. And never on the rear of a vehicle. Fly your flags at home and follow the established US Flag Code if you
want to display your patriotism. Joined Jan 1, 2018 · 632 Posts
I ordered my double flag holder from a local shop. Along with an American Flag and MIA/POW Flag for a little over $200. The poles are aluminum and I wrapped duct tape around 1/2" aluminum conduit and inserted them into the flap poles for more strength. I've only drove about 55 mph, but they do seem to be holding up well. I have not had them on
without the top on though, so the flags are not getting a lot of wind. Joined Jan 1, 2018 · 632 Posts
You should NEVER display Old Glory in a way that it could become dirty. And never on the rear of a vehicle. Fly your flags at home and follow the
established US Flag Code if you want to display your patriotism. I do not consider fly the Flag behind a vehicle disrespectful. I just volunteered at "Heroes on the Dunes". This was for veterans at Silver Lake Sand Dunes. I could not count the amount of American Flags being flown on all the vehicles. The veterans thought it was great. If the ones that fought for our Flag find it great, then that's what matters. I have a double flag holder and I do, and will continue to
fly the American Flag and MIA/POW Flag. Joined Aug 11, 2017 · 954 Posts
You should NEVER display Old Glory in a way that it could become dirty. And never on the rear of a vehicle. Fly your flags at home and follow the established US Flag
Code if you want to display your patriotism. When this topic comes up, I'm always reminded of a Vet that spoke to us one Veteran's Day. He had recently been back to Normandy (the last time he was there, it was for war) and said he saw more US flags flying there than he does at home. He said, "People, please fly our flag. I don't care if it is raining, or dark, fly our flag!" Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk Joined Jan 1, 2018 · 632 Posts
When this topic comes up, I'm always reminded of a Vet that spoke to us one Veteran's Day. He had recently been back to Normandy (the last time he was there, it was for war) and said he saw more US flags flying there than he does at home. He said, "People, please fly our flag. I don't care if it is raining, or dark, fly our
flag!" Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk I can't remember not fly a Flag at my home. I do have a solar powered light on it. Some times it lasts all night, some times not. But to me, flying the Flag is more important then not flying it because my light went out. When I see videos or read about
people in this Country getting offended about our Flag, it just pisses me off to no end. Joined Sep 18, 2018 · 41 Posts
When this topic comes up, I'm always reminded of a Vet that spoke to us one Veteran's Day. He had recently been back to Normandy (the last time he was there, it was for war) and said he saw more US flags flying there than he does at home. He said, "People, please fly our flag. I don't care if it is raining, or dark, fly our
flag!" Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk Unfortunately it's not up to anyone alive today to change or make excuses to disregard the flag code that came from our founding fathers. Even our veteran heroes.
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I can't remember not fly a Flag at my home. I do have a solar powered light on it. Some times it lasts all night, some times not. But to me, flying the Flag is more important then not flying it because my light went out. When I see videos or read about people in this Country getting offended about our Flag, it just pisses me
off to no end. It pisses me off to no end when people show great disrespect to the American Flag, even with the excuse of being simply naïve. If you want to fly an American Flag, take the time to learn about it first. One should never, ever, let darkness fall upon the American Flag. One needs to take the flag down at sunset, or artificially illuminate it. People who disrespect the American Flag this way, rank right up there with those who burn the flag,
or use it as toilet paper, even as a 1st Amendment protest. Joined Dec 8, 2015 · 3,076 Posts
It pisses me off to no end when people show great disrespect to the American Flag, even with the excuse of being simply naïve. If you want to fly an American Flag, take the time to learn about it first. One should never, ever, let darkness fall upon the American Flag. One needs to take the flag down at sunset, or artificially
illuminate it. People who disrespect the American Flag this way, rank right up there with those who burn the flag, or use it as toilet paper, even as a 1st Amendment protest. Oh please. Yes its a symbol and I believe in being respectful but its a piece of material. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro Joined Jul 15, 2014 · 16,816 Posts
Just curious what is it like driving (I assume topless) down the highway at 70-80 mph with a huge-ass flag flying? That's gotta be - interesting? Joined Aug 12, 2015 · 115 Posts
Unfortunately it's not up to anyone alive today to change or make excuses to disregard the flag code that came from our founding fathers. Even our veteran heroes. I don't recall ever hearing this theory before! People change laws all the time and since the flag code has only been law since 1942 it's not
like anyone is defiling a founding fathers grave to do it. Joined Sep 18, 2018 · 41 Posts
I don't recall ever hearing this theory before! People change laws all the time and since the flag code has only been law since 1942 it's not like anyone is defiling a founding fathers grave to do it. Are you dissing the flag code just because a veteran said it was "okay" to desecrate it? Joined Aug 12, 2015 · 115 Posts
Are you dissing the flag code just because a veteran said it was "okay" to desecrate it? No, actually I'm mocking your take on laws, and the
flag code. I don't "diss" the flag Joined Apr 5, 2016 · 379 Posts
I just use my hi-lift jack handle.
How do you fly the flag on a Jeep Wrangler?A single flag should fly from the right (passenger) side of the vehicle. If two flags are displayed, it's okay to put one on each side, but they should be mounted at the same height and be hung in the same way. The flag should be displayed with the stars in the upper left-hand corner, with an important exception.
How do you mount a flag on a travel trailer?All you do is place the tire flag mount on the ground and park your tire right over the metal surface on the ground. After, just insert your flag pole and flag. The weight of your RV or vehicle holds your flag pole into place.
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