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Posted by Roger in Iowa on October 04, 2006 at 05:55:28 from (69.18.26.114):
In Reply to: Haying question posted by Devin Sparks on October 04, 2006 at 05:44:10:
Replace the twine that is in it now. Don't attempt to use it. Old twine causes more problems that it is worth. Next, what weight and length of bales are you going to make? Common twine sizes are 7200 and 9000. The higher number is for smaller weight bales and is smaller in diameter and strength. 7200 is for heavier bales. The numbers 7200 and 9000 refer to the feet per the two balls of twine in a "bale of twine". Roger in Iowa
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