Remember to replace the halyard on your one-piece flagpole before it breaks. It’s a good idea to do this every 2 years. I suggest using electrical tape instead of duct tape for better flexibility when feeding it through the pulley. Make sure to tape it tightly and go slowly. Watch the video linked below for easy instructions on how to replace your flagpole halyard:
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