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Need Source for Binder Twine

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Phil

10-08-2001 19:06:11




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I have a CASE PTO corn binder that is currently using plastic binder twine. I am having trouble locating anyone that carries binder twine. I just bought this binder and it came with a large spool of twine that did not fit in the original holder. I can use this size again or I would really like to get one that would fit in the original holder.




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Jerry D in NC

10-13-2001 14:46:48




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 Re: Need Source for Binder Twine in reply to Phil, 10-08-2001 19:06:11  
I have seen a dozen rolls of it at the local feed and supply. Carpenter Feed and Supply in Morrisville NC Phone 1-919-467-1511



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phil

10-09-2001 17:47:28




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 Re: Need Source for Binder Twine in reply to Phil, 10-08-2001 19:06:11  
I can get regular baler twine, but I need the twine that works with an older corn binder. It is a small guage nylon twine. The twine is about a third the size of regular baler twine. I tried running baler twine, and the knotter would not handle it. I would really like to find a source that has spools that will fit in the old binder twine holder on the binder (regular roll of baler twine is too big to fit in the holder. I am located south of St. Louis, MO.

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Tim(nj)

10-10-2001 21:20:34




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 Re: Re: Need Source for Binder Twine in reply to phil, 10-09-2001 17:47:28  
Phil, I don't think a lot of people understand the difference between binder and baler. I know what kind of twine your're talking about. I'll look in the Lancaster Farming newspaper out of Pennsylvania. Sometimes one of the Amish shops advertizes special binder twine. They still run corn binders and grain binders, so it must be available somewhere.



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T.J.

10-09-2001 10:16:39




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 Re: Need Source for Binder Twine in reply to Phil, 10-08-2001 19:06:11  
You can try your local co-op or quality farm and family I get it from my New Holland dealerwhen the co-op is sold out. T.J.



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lc

10-09-2001 08:03:56




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 Re: Need Source for Binder Twine in reply to Phil, 10-08-2001 19:06:11  
The local farm and ag supply stores carry the twine. Hard to believe it'd be hard to find. Where are you located?



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