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Re: Hand tie bale wire
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Posted by Ken Williams on October 15, 2002 at 10:12:25 from (65.168.152.206):
In Reply to: Hand tie bale wire posted by George Keplar on October 13, 2002 at 05:45:11:
George, Most likely what you will have to do, is make your own. If you can get a roll of wire, from the later wired tie balers, get one. All you need to do is to cut it into 10 foot lengths, with a loop tied at one end. What kind of hay press do you have? Happy Tractoring, Ken
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