Posted by Retired Farmer on June 06, 2012 at 21:06:23 from (207.200.116.74):
In Reply to: I can do better posted by flying belgian on June 06, 2012 at 19:38:32:
I am not sure what you are calling what, but generally the twine knives are held on the stripper arm with two small screws. You either sharpen them when they get dull, or replace them. If the stripper arm is not removing the knot from the bill hook, then you position the stripper arm to where you can smack it on the back side with a big hammer to move it closer to the bill hook. Doesn't take much. Should rub just kind of snug across the bottom of the bill hook. The twine disc tension adjusts the length of the tail on the knot. Try getting ten thousand bales out of an old Ford 542 baler without missing a knot.
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