Posted by Brokengun on April 21, 2016 at 13:25:47 from (172.56.13.11):
I bought a 440 IH wire baler years ago and finally decided to repair it.
I need to know how and where the wire ties off too after its ran through the needles.
Threading the wire to the needles is not a problem.
I have a book but its not clear to me where the wire is tied too after it goes through the end of the needles.
40 years a go I used t thread a JD wire baler but the 440 evidently wires just a little different.
I bought this baler at a sale with bent/twisted needles because someone threaded it wrong. I have since straightened the needles but I need to know for certain how to properly thread the wire. New needles for this baler is out of the question. If I screw-up and break a needle, I get to park my baler.
So if anyone knows how to properly thread a 440 Wire Baler will you please be willing to help me figure this out.
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