Product Description
Stainless Steel Cable Assembly for Internal Halyard Winch Flagpoles
Eder cable assemblies are made of stainless steel aircraft cable with a stainless steel swivel that reduces stress on the cable and keeps the lower cable from twisting as the truck turns. Standard assemblies are sized for flagpoles with an Eder M-Winch installed 4' above grade.
Features
- Stainless steel aircraft cable
- Stainless steel swivel to minimize twisting and stress
- Thimble and crimps for the outer end ship unattached (the upper cable must be threaded through the truck)
- Designed for poles with the M-Winch 4' above grade
Sizes and Part Numbers
- 360056 – Pole height: 20'; Lower inside cable: 3/32" x 17'; Upper outside cable: 1/8" x 17'
- 360332 – Pole height: 25' (5" pole, M-5 winch); Lower inside cable: 3/32" x 21'; Upper outside cable: 1/8" x 21'
- 360057 – Pole height: 25'; Lower inside cable: 1/8" x 21'; Upper outside cable: 1/8" x 21'
- 360333 – Pole height: 30' (5" pole, M-5 winch); Lower inside cable: 3/32" x 27'; Upper outside cable: 1/8" x 27'
- 360058 – Pole height: 30'; Lower inside cable: 1/8" x 27'; Upper outside cable: 1/8" x 27'
- 360334 – Pole height: 35' (5" pole, M-5 winch); Lower inside cable: 3/32" x 31-1/2'; Upper outside cable: 1/8" x 31-1/2'
- 360059 – Pole height: 35'; Lower inside cable: 1/8" x 31-1/2'; Upper outside cable: 1/8" x 31-1/2'
- 360060 – Pole height: 40'; Lower inside cable: 1/8" x 37'; Upper outside cable: 3/16" x 37'
- 360061 – Pole height: 45'; Lower inside cable: 1/8" x 42'; Upper outside cable: 3/16" x 42-1/2'
- 360062 – Pole height: 50'; Lower inside cable: 1/8" x 46'; Upper outside cable: 3/16" x 46-1/2'
- 360063 – Pole height: 60'; Lower inside cable: 1/8" x 56-1/2'; Upper outside cable: 3/16" x 57'
- 360064 – Pole height: 70'; Lower inside cable: 1/8" x 66-1/2'; Upper outside cable: 3/16" x 67'
- 360066 – Pole height: 80'; Lower inside cable: 1/8" x 76-1/2'; Upper outside cable: 3/16" x 77'
Not sure which size you need? Call 877-598-3524 or email sales@ameritexflags.com.
