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NH 275

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AJsFarming

07-16-2007 20:43:22




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I bought a NH 275 and it works well, it might miss 5% of the time. I started out using the sisal that came with the baler. It was #9 sisal. I bought some #190 16,000 feet sisal which is not as heavy, and does not work in the baler. So far it has not tied correctly using the lighter twine. I still have the heavier twine on one side and it ties fine. I am assuming I need the heavier twine.

So, I have two questions. 1) Does the #9 refer to 9,000 feet sisal.
2) Is there an adjustment that I can make to my baler so that the 16,000 stuff will work?

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backwoodsfarm

07-17-2007 19:28:03




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 Re: NH 275 in reply to AJsFarming, 07-16-2007 20:43:22  
I have a NH 273 and it (knock on wood) misses 0% of the time. I use 10,000 or 9000 sisal. 5,000 bales a year.



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Graham from New Zealand

07-16-2007 21:44:46




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 Re: NH 275 in reply to AJsFarming, 07-16-2007 20:43:22  
All the NH balers I have had to do with in 60 years much preferred thicker rather than thinner twine if there'e a choice. In the 1940s when pick-ups and twine for tying instead of wire were new, at times we had difficulty getting twine at all and some we did get (came from Ireland I think) had thick and thin twine in the same roll and the stuff like yoing rope tied great while the sections more like string (the variation was enormous) we'd be forever re-baling broken bales. I don't think the twine designed for round would be at all reliable.

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Seth_ia

07-16-2007 20:47:38




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 Re: NH 275 in reply to AJsFarming, 07-16-2007 20:43:22  
Got no idea about the #9. When it comes to twine the knot strength and length are all that is important. 16000ft is for round bales. It will NOT work in small balers!



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