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Lyrivan · Creator Connections

Lyrivan dual RV flag pole mount: two flagpoles on a 2-inch or 2.25-inch tongue jack

An aluminum no-drill mount for two flagpoles up to 1 inch in diameter. The listing says it fits 2-inch and 2.25-inch tongue jacks, with a thumb screw and rubber padding.

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7.5/10 RigRank score

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This is a small product with a clear fit, which is the best kind. Poles up to 1 inch. Tongue jacks of 2 inches and 2.25 inches. Aluminum, so the listing's rust claim is at least the right metal. A thumb screw for on and off. Rubber padding so it isn't metal-on-metal against the jack. Hardware included. No drilling, which matters because a tongue jack is not a place you want an extra hole.

Measure the jack tube before you buy. A 2.5-inch or 3-inch jack, or a round power-jack head that isn't the tube this clamp expects, will not grab. Measure the flagpole too. A 1-inch pole means 1 inch, not 'about an inch including the sleeve.'

Flags are a want, not a system. The mount earns a review because the fit is printed and the install story matches the campaign, not because a trailer needs a flag. Don't let it block the jack crank, the breakaway cable, or the safety chains.

What the listing actually says

PolesUp to 1 in diameter, two of them
Jack2 in and 2.25 in tongue jacks
InstallClamp, no drill
CheckedLive Amazon listing on 2026-11-10. In stock that day.

Works in its favor

  • Fit is printed: poles to 1 inch, jacks of 2 and 2.25 inches
  • No drill, thumb screw, rubber pad
  • Aluminum

Holds it back

  • Useless on a jack outside those two sizes
  • Two flags become a sail. Watch clearance at the truck cab
  • A want, not a repair

Which listing to open

Questions worth answering first

Will it fit a power tongue jack?

Only if the tube you clamp is 2 or 2.25 inches. Many power jacks are. Some aren't. Measure the tube, not the plastic cover.