RTC-1 Series Revolving Flagpole Trucks
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The RTC-1 Series features cap-style revolving flagpole trucks with a single pulley which utilize self-lubricating ball bearing assemblies for ease of rotation. Designed to fit over the top of external halyard poles, the top accepts an ornament with a spindle threading of 1/2"-13NC, secured with a stainless steel set screw (1/4"-20NC).
- cast aluminum construction
- 1-1/2" outside diameter nylon pulley on a 1/4" stainless steel axle
- secured to the flagpole with three stainless steel set screws (included)
- maximum halyard (rope) diameter = 5/16"
Shipping Info
Most orders ship within 1 business day. Please allow 7 to 10 days for delivery on some of the International and Historic flags as well as some Specialty and State flags. Shipments on orders received after 1pm may be delayed until the next business day.
Most orders ship via USPS Priority or Speedee for local deliveries. UPS or FedEx shipping is available upon request; however, additional fees will apply to orders shipped via UPS or FedEx. We do not ship to destinations outside the United States. We will email the tracking number once order is processed.
Returns
You may return any item for any reason within 30 days of receipt for a refund, exchange, or credit. During the holidays, items purchased between November 1st and December 31st can be returned until January 31st. Shipping, handling, and all other fees are not refundable.
Please contact us immediately if your item did not arrive in perfect condition or if we sent you the wrong item.
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Questions & Answers
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I live in Chandler Arizona and put up a 20' pole last fall and purchased a revolving truck for the top but it's no longer rotating freely. It will move if I yank the rope to one side or the other but it's not rotating when the wind blows the flag. Obviously it rarely rains here and snow is out of the question but dust and very high heat are a constant. I'm looking for recommendations to lubricate the truck and how frequently I should need to do it.
We recommend applying a silicone-based lubricant to the truck's ball bearing. It is likely that annual lublication may be necessary due to the dusty air and dry environment in Arizona (very different from our weather conditions here in Wisconsin).
