Re: How Do I String A Baler?

Posted by Zachary Hoyt on June 24, 2014 at 06:33:16 from (184.12.79.179):

In Reply to: How Do I String A Baler? posted by Bryce Frazier on June 23, 2014 at 20:23:30:

The needles should be in the home position when you thread the baler. The twine goes through the round white plastic thing from below and then straight up through the needle eye which should only be a few inches away and directly above. Then you can trip the knotter and turn the baler over by hand and the needles will bring the twine up into the knotters and secure the ends. The the parts that you tied to the frame will be cut off and trailing behind the baler, I usually wait till the end of the season and remove them all then but it would look neater without them. I have only used 9000 sisal twine. 1 bale of 9000 made me 509 bales the other day, with probably 5-10 bales worth wasted due to missed ties.
Zach

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