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Pa.Bob

05-08-2008 17:07:44




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Hello, ALL hope early May finds you not sneezing, oak trees are bad here. My question is I got a new knife set for my 276, I also have the manual, however it does not have a step by step method is this to tough for a newbie? Any tips would help, also I was told to use 7200 Sisal, but I took the thrower off so can I use the colored stuff? Thanks;




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kossuth

05-08-2008 18:30:25




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 Re: 276 baler in reply to Pa.Bob, 05-08-2008 17:07:44  

Pa.Bob said: (quoted from post at 17:07:44 05/08/08) Hello, ALL hope early May finds you not sneezing, oak trees are bad here. My question is I got a new knife set for my 276, I also have the manual, however it does not have a step by step method is this to tough for a newbie? Any tips would help, also I was told to use 7200 Sisal, but I took the thrower off so can I use the colored stuff? Thanks;
You can use the plastic twine BUT you may need to rebuild (or at least replace the knives and billhooks) on your current knotters. NH makes a multipurpose set of knives and billhooks for the 276 just like our 310. The online parts breakout doesn't just come out and say that X parts are for sisal only and X parts are multipurpose but I'm 95% sure that's what the optional parts are for. You might need to actually talk to a parts counter guy at a dealer and hopefully they can help you or somebody on here might be able to back me up with alittle more information that I'm missing. Also you don't have to take the thrower off to use plastic stuff, I actually think the plastic works better with a thrower anymore because the belts occasionally burn through the sisal twine on our 310 if we reach the end of a windrow and the bale is at that partway point in the thrower between being thrown and staying in the chamber if you know what I mean. The plastic isn't quite as susceptable to that.

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