Posted by mrslesq on August 17, 2021 at 16:54:30 from (72.169.96.189):
In Reply to: Re: Bailing wire posted by Tx Jim on August 17, 2021 at 10:44:40:
I baled a lot of hay with a JD 116W baler and I don't remember any wire pieces being left in the bales. When tying the 2 wires were twisted and the cutters cut and kinked the wire to make a strong knot. Where do the pieces come from? We never had any hardware problems with it. I did lose a couple cows over 45 years to hardware chopping hay.
I rebuilt the tying mechanism in 1973. I went to the JD dealer and the parts guy said give him some time and he would try to get the parts. They came from South Dakota, Minnesota, and a couple other states. You did not bale the hay too wet because the bales were too heavy. Actually I did once and the wires rusted off in the center of the mow where the hay dropped from the forks. I pitched the few bales that were involved down to the cows the next week or two, so no problem.
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