Posted by Bruce from Can. on June 01, 2023 at 07:09:20 from (70.50.208.172):
In Reply to: Haying problems posted by showcrop on June 01, 2023 at 05:36:29:
I always found as the baler got older, the thicker twine worked best. My brother always kinda cheap guy, wanted the best value and would buy 10,000, I only used 9,000. He was baling hay and was having trouble with bales not tying consistently. He ran out of twine and came to see if I had any extra on hand, I only had 9,000. He took it reluctantly. Few days later he brought me back a new package of 9,000 twine and he had 2 packages of 10,000 in his truck also. I asked him how his baler worked with the 9,000 twine. Perfect he said, I think the hay was dryer and the bales stayed together better. Strangely enough once he went back to his 10,000 , the hay must have gotten damp and tough again , because his baler started missing bales. I never could convince him.
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