Posted by showcrop on June 01, 2023 at 05:36:29 from (75.68.37.174):
These days in my old age I don't do much hay anymore and my equipment is on the old side. I start my season every year with my smallest field, just two acres and nearby. I was planning to bale most of it yesterday, (the heaviest part gets a lot of shade), so mid morning I got the baler out to service and test it as usual. It tied one bale, then the twine was stuck on the bill hooks. Investigating, I found I had no twine! Zero! and the cut ends had pulled a few scrap pieces into the knotters. I remembered then that last year when I was done I had "loaned" my twine to someone, but I couldn't remember who. I checked the nearest source in town and they had what I have been using, 9000 poly. I also checked with a friend nearby. He had 9600 poly and it would save me the trip to town. I picked it up, threaded the baler and started feeding hay into it. IT WOULD NOT TIE. Both knotters had three different problems that I could identify, and I knew from memory the adjustment for each of them. I jumped in my roadster and drove to town and got a bundle of 9000 poly, tied it to the cut-off 9600, and it went back to tying every knot perfectly.
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