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Posted by David in Wales on June 17, 2007 at 07:12:08 from (86.138.183.65):
In Reply to: Calling all small square baler experts! posted by DJL on June 16, 2007 at 23:20:59:
Hi; We had the same problem here in the late 1960's & early 70's when sisal was replaced with plastic; had to modify the knotters. Small square bales are almost finished here, I believe JD & Claas still make a few for special orders. Around the country some of the older agricultural machinery dealers will buy in old machines and rebuild them over the winter for (old fashioned) small farmers, especially New Hollands balers. Sisal is still available in very small quantities mainly for the collectors's binders; and for the specialist long straw wheat which is cut by binder & threshed for use as thatch on house roofs. David
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