Re: wire baler newby

Posted by Bob Bancroft on August 21, 2021 at 08:22:03 from (184.53.0.232):

In Reply to: wire baler newby posted by Centerplate on August 21, 2021 at 07:48:05:

We always used hooks. Some used gloves also. I don't know what kind of a twist that baler makes, but you want to be mindful when stabbing a bale that you're not driving your hand into the twist.
It's either going to tie, or it isn't. There are probably rollers in various places where the wire feeds. They need to be in good shape -[not with a deep groove worn in them] and turn freely. Just something that simple can really mess things up. Just like a worn insulator on a twine baler, where a worn groove can slow the twine feed enough to ruin your day.

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