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Oops.. Left the twine out in the rain

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Joe in IN

07-20-2006 08:58:28




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2 brand new rolls. Is it ruined??




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Duane(Pa)

07-21-2006 19:28:26




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 Re: Oops.. Left the twine out in the rain in reply to Joe in IN, 07-20-2006 08:58:28  
I have never had any luck with twine that got wet. I learned after the first time so my "experience" is limited



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old

07-20-2006 09:29:17




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 Re: Oops.. Left the twine out in the rain in reply to Joe in IN, 07-20-2006 08:58:28  
Depends on a few things. How long you left it out, have you dried it out again, is it for a round or square baler? Of course if its platic twine its ok but if its the other type thats a maybe all depneds on if you can get it dry before it starts to rot.



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Joe in IN

07-20-2006 09:31:22




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 Re: Oops.. Left the twine out in the rain in reply to old, 07-20-2006 09:29:17  
Just about a 1/2 to 3/4 inch of rain this morning. That is it. It is 9000 ft for small square. When I get home at 5 I can start drying.

(I set it down out of the car yesterday and didn't remember until today..when it is raining..)



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old

07-20-2006 09:46:56




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 Re: Oops.. Left the twine out in the rain in reply to Joe in IN, 07-20-2006 09:31:22  
Set it out on a pallet or something like that upside down to drain any water that is in it and make sure if you have a good hot sun to let it sit out in the sun for a few hours to dry. THEN make sure you put it inside or even better put it in the baler twine box. When ever I buy twine it goes 3 places, the store, the car/truck and then the twine box. I never just set it out, and since it only takes 5 minutes or less to drop it in the box its worth the trouble

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