I ran a wire tie in the early 1950s. It was a big Case baler with a V4 Wisconsin for power. A guy sat on the left side and poked the wires thru to me,and I tied them. Smartest guy drove the tractor, 2nd smartest rode the wagon and loaded, 3rd smartest poked the wires thru and the dumbest tied 'em.
But I have a feeling this info is not of much help to you fellas.
I forgot to tell you about itching, bees, gopher holes, 99+ in the shade, etc. But those bales sure stayed tied! LA in WI
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