I am currently having problems rooting my baling twine from the twine box, donuts, needles, knitters/cutters, and I don't know where to tie it off at on either side. Can anybody give me a diagram or download or tell me where to route the twine I have a manual but its for the wrong thing its for a bale injector. Any help would be greatly appreciated I am trying to build brome grass.
- Thread starter rkbenish
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Apparently, the decal must be missing from the underside of the twinebox cover?
Once you get the twines though the tensioners, guides and needles, you tie the free ends to something underneath, probably the pipe "needle protectors" that are located on either side of the needles when they are in the home position, then manually trip the knotters at the measuring wheel and cycle the baler so it "threads" the knotters.
I have a manul, if I find it tomorrow I'll post more detail.
Once you get the twines though the tensioners, guides and needles, you tie the free ends to something underneath, probably the pipe "needle protectors" that are located on either side of the needles when they are in the home position, then manually trip the knotters at the measuring wheel and cycle the baler so it "threads" the knotters.
I have a manul, if I find it tomorrow I'll post more detail.
Tx Jim
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Dave H (MI)
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Not sure the answers address your question. This is how it works on the 224T.
From the spool thru the tensioners and out of the twine box thru the hole on the left side of the box for both spools. Then take them down and left to the retaining ring below the needle frame. From there they split and go to the retaining rings under each needle. Then up thru the eye on the needles. THEN tie them off on each side to anything that does not move. After that go back to the bale chute and locate a lever in the vicinity of the star shaped measuring wheel. Pull this lever up until it latches. Then engage your PTO or rotate the flywheel until the lever drops. (Needles will rotate up and deliver twine to knotters) Check each knotter to see that the twine has been picked up. Working from memory, thinking I have it all down.
Hoping the 214T is the same!
From the spool thru the tensioners and out of the twine box thru the hole on the left side of the box for both spools. Then take them down and left to the retaining ring below the needle frame. From there they split and go to the retaining rings under each needle. Then up thru the eye on the needles. THEN tie them off on each side to anything that does not move. After that go back to the bale chute and locate a lever in the vicinity of the star shaped measuring wheel. Pull this lever up until it latches. Then engage your PTO or rotate the flywheel until the lever drops. (Needles will rotate up and deliver twine to knotters) Check each knotter to see that the twine has been picked up. Working from memory, thinking I have it all down.
Hoping the 214T is the same!
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