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Re: McCormick 45 square baler
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Posted by teddy52food on September 08, 2006 at 05:55:54 from (204.73.107.177):
In Reply to: McCormick 45 square baler posted by Ben Ford on September 07, 2006 at 21:09:18:
It has been many years since I used a 45 balor. If you can figure the route from the twine box to the needle, I remember using a wire with a hook on one end to pull it through the needle. Then tie it to the rear somehow and trip the knotter and it should bring it up to the knotters. There is a small roller on the tip of the needle.The twine goes from bottom to top of the roller. Somewhere between the box and the needle is a tention device the twine passes through. Hope this helps.
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