Titan Telescoping Flagpole User manual

Titan Flagpole Installation and Operation Instructions
2020
How to Install Your Titan Telescoping Flagpole
Read instructions completely.
Select the location for your flagpole
and be sure that there are no
obstructions; utilities or power
lines beneath the surface or
overhead.
Tools You Will Need: Shovel, Spade or Post Hole Digger, Tape
measure, Level, Container to mix concrete.
Materials You Will Need: 240lbs of pre-mix concrete, water and 15-
20lbs of Pea Gravel or Crushed Rock
Install the stop bolt completely
through the pre-drilled hole in the
ground sleeve. Hand tighten only.
Mix the concrete according to the
manufacturer’s instructions.
Dig a round Fence Post Size hole,
14” in diameter and 28” deep. A
larger hole may be required for soft
or sandy soil.
Be sure that your hole is at least
the size stated in the previous step.
Now shovel in 4-6” of gravel into
the bottom of the hole. This will
provide water drainage.
If you fail to push the sleeve into the
gravel, it will allow the concrete to
seal the hole and prevent water
drainage.
Use your “red cap” to cover the
ground sleeve. Begin to shovel the
concrete into the hole around the
ground sleeve being careful not to
disturb the sleeve position.
Push the sleeve into the gravel while
making sure that the ground sleeve is
at least 1” above ground level.
Remove the red cap to check the
sleeve for plumb with a level in
several locations. Install the red cap
into the sleeve to prevent foreign
objects from entering sleeve.
After a minimum of 24 hours of
drying time, take off the red cap,
place your flagpole into the hole.

Titan Flagpole Installation and Operation Instructions
2020
How to Operate Your Titan Telescoping Flagpole
How To Maintain Your Titan Telescoping Flagpole
Your Titan Telescoping Flagpole is virtually maintenance free! There are no lubricants needed at any
time during the life of the flagpole. You can easily clean the exterior of your flagpole with liquid soap
and water by using a car wash mitt, or sponge. Rinse well, and wipe dry.
Warning for Snow and Icy Weather Conditions: Do not keep your flagpole in the lowered position,
water may enter flagpole causing it to freeze up and damage the flagpole. Either leave the flagpole
extended up or lower and take out of the ground completely.
3 Different Ways to Use Your Flag(s)
Flying one flag, two flags, and flying one flag at half-staff is simple.
For 25’ poles, remove the
double harness from the
top harness. Remove the
spring clips. Open the
double harness and attach
to the top section
underneath the retainer
ring. This will require some
force, but will not damage
the double harness. Attach
spring clips to double
harness.
Extend it up until it stops. Lift
the section while you rotate
it to the right and then down.
You should feel it engage
itself into the interlocking
sleeve. If you fail to fully
engage the interlocking
sleeves, it may cause damage
to the sleeves or may cause
the flag-pole to collapse.
Repeat with remaining
sections of your flagpole.
Reverse this process to lower
each section. Always lower
each section slowly hand over
hand to prevent “free-fall” of
the flagpole sections.
Attach your flag to the top
set of stainless steel clips.
Attach your second flag
to the second set of clips.
Fly your flag at half-staff by removing the second
flag, and attaching the flag to the second set of
clips.
Next attach your flag to
the stainless steel “spring
loaded” flag snaps.
Continue by raising the
top section first.