Posted by dave2 on August 03, 2011 at 12:25:23 from (139.139.35.70):
Wouldn't tie.... Had a post the other day about the neighbor and his dad fixing it. Went to bale yesterday and it wouldn't tie a good not when there was pressure on. Kid took it home and said he'd try to fix it but the knotters wern't holding the twine right. I had no faith and went home/ate dinner. Went to his house afterwards and he was gone. went to the field and he was going like a champ. I was gone about 40 minutes and he had completely disassembled the knotters, scraped/cleaned the stuck on twine residie from 30 years, and put everything back together. baled about 700 bales of straw last night and I did another hundred and about that much hay today without missing a knot......
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