2017 - Volume #41, Issue #2, Page #20
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Flag Flies From Unique “Wrench Flagpole”
The 18-ft. “wrench flagpole” has stood the test of time since Lovejoy welded it together in 1990, when he and his wife, Bonnie, retired from farming and moved to town. As a farmer, he had plenty of experience welding, Bonnie says.
“The base is a cast iron wheel from a horse-drawn mowing machine,” she explains. “The pole is odds and ends wrenches he welded together.”
Wrenches are welded in pairs for strength, and though the flag can be raised and lowered, the Lovejoys seldom take it down. The flagpole has been the talk of the town since her husband put it up.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Ken Lovejoy, 906 N. Elm St., Red Cloud, Neb. 68970 (ph 402 746-3632).
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