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NH S69 wire baler

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rob

07-02-2003 13:42:58




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Can someone please tell me the correct route to run the wire, I have it through the pullys now does it go through the needle under the little pully. Have ordered a manual just wanting to get started.




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Wheat Straw

07-04-2003 17:05:59




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 Re: NH S69 wire baler in reply to rob, 07-02-2003 13:42:58  
Rob,
I had a s69 twine baler so can't help you with the threading but that is a keen little baler if it is in desent condition. Mine had the windsel (? spelling) for the pick up. It was a sweet running little baler. I was a little short on horse power with the vac but could still do fair job baling. Wish I had a good one. Wire would be neat.
Have fun.

Wheat Straw



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PaulH

07-03-2003 07:36:48




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 Re: NH S69 wire baler in reply to rob, 07-02-2003 13:42:58  
From the box, pull each wire through the ceramic guide, around the pulley, below the little roller in the wire guide, then pull straight back and tie to the bar under the bale chamber. The needle will thread it into the twister by itself the first time it trips. Then pull out the ends that you had tied to the bar and tie to the back of the baler along with the wire from all your mis-tied bales :) Make sure to trip the twister and turn it through a cycle by hand to make sure nothing hits before you apply power.

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