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model 66 hay baler ?

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je farms

05-14-2007 20:01:28




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can any one tell me or have a diagram on how to run the twine on 66 new holland baler if any one knows please let me know thanks josh




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flying belgian

05-14-2007 21:51:43




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 Re: model 66 hay baler ? in reply to je farms, 05-14-2007 20:01:28  
Well it is pretty much the same on all balers. From twine box pull twine from center of spool through tension springs which are sometimes located on inside of twine box cover or sometimes located near holes where twine leaves box. then you willrun it under cradle at bottom of bale chamber then up through porcilin insulators(one for each side) then up through hole in tip of needle. after that you just tie end of twine to a solid piece of baler because when baler ties first bale the needles will go upthrough notters and tie bale and cut string off. notters will then be threaded and you will be left with the tail of string tied on to baler which you can now untie and hang on baler somewhere for future use to hand tie first broken bale which I gaurentee you will have no-matter what brand of baler you have.

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