I just went looking for your original post about the baler, and am leaving a response there too. I have a MF 124 baler that is similar to your 128, I think the my manual covers both. The knotters work differently in this type of baler than many others. Might be that the 9000 poly is too slippery to stay in the twine disk. Try 7200 sisal and see if it works. On this baler, you need to cut the twine and pull it off the billhooks after tripping the needles the first time, which is something most people wouldn't know to do without following the procedure in the manual. The advise on looking at the troubleshooting section of the book is sound advise. MF does a good job with their manuals. There are pictures in the manual too showing how to tell if the tension is too loose or tight by how the twine lays on the knotter disk.
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