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This talk of wire balers
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Timmycornpicker
02-15-2021 07:14:13
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I remember seeing some years back that a company was marketing a monofilament plastic wire replacement. It looked like weedwacker string and was supposed to work in the twisters just like steel wire. I don't see it anywhere now. Guess it didn't work as intended?
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Farmallb
02-16-2021 13:57:51
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Re: This talk of wire balers in reply to Timmycornpicker, 02-15-2021 07:14:13
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Im not sure it would work as it wouldnt stay bent the way regular wire being tied in a wire baler like one of mine, Case W140 would do to it
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showcrop
02-16-2021 04:51:56
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Re: This talk of wire balers in reply to Timmycornpicker, 02-15-2021 07:14:13
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The multifilament that most of us use won out over the mono.
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DeltaSteve
02-15-2021 18:38:14
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Re: This talk of wire balers in reply to Timmycornpicker, 02-15-2021 07:14:13
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Never heard of such a thing. I dont believe the single strand plastic would have near enough strength to hold a bale together.
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Kevin Happke
02-15-2021 16:24:22
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Re: This talk of wire balers in reply to Timmycornpicker, 02-15-2021 07:14:13
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Are you looking for pre made wire ties for hand tie wire balers?
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Timmycornpicker
02-15-2021 17:00:43
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Re: This talk of wire balers in reply to Kevin Happke, 02-15-2021 16:24:22
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No. This was on spools for use in automatic wire tie balers. It was supposed to be a less expensive substitute for steel wire. I don't use a wire baler, just had my mind jogged back 20 years.
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