Reminds me of when I tried sisal 9000 from Rural King last year. Broke tons of bales. I make sure i have two bundles extra of Brazilian gold 9000 on hand now. That’s what my 273 likes. I m guess you don’t have any problem selling hay around there. When we drove through there alittle over a week ago I hardly seen any hay fields, it was all corn and beans!
So far this twine has been awesome…this was the first and only issue I’ve had to date. But I found like 4-5 knots in each of these rolls of twine in that first windrow so a very short length. And there aren’t many hay fields around. The majority of the hay around is just pasture ground that gets bales not actually hay that was planted and grown. More to the west there more alfalfa because there are more dairy farms but they don’t sell on the market they feed theirs. I generally sell everything I bale by the end of the year and I haven’t advertised for about 4 years. Just my normal customers. We are trying to grow but it’s hard to compete with row crop guys. So we take the smaller less desirable fields around. Just trying to grow organically so we don’t get over stretched with making small squares.
Hi sir my bailer is almost the same as yours. I have an case sb541 almost like nh 575 is there a video for annual maintenance ? I am having a banana shape bails, can you help me on how to stop it. I have no experience
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Reminds me of when I tried sisal 9000 from Rural King last year. Broke tons of bales. I make sure i have two bundles extra of Brazilian gold 9000 on hand now. That’s what my 273 likes. I m guess you don’t have any problem selling hay around there. When we drove through there alittle over a week ago I hardly seen any hay fields, it was all corn and beans!
So far this twine has been awesome…this was the first and only issue I’ve had to date. But I found like 4-5 knots in each of these rolls of twine in that first windrow so a very short length. And there aren’t many hay fields around. The majority of the hay around is just pasture ground that gets bales not actually hay that was planted and grown. More to the west there more alfalfa because there are more dairy farms but they don’t sell on the market they feed theirs. I generally sell everything I bale by the end of the year and I haven’t advertised for about 4 years. Just my normal customers. We are trying to grow but it’s hard to compete with row crop guys. So we take the smaller less desirable fields around. Just trying to grow organically so we don’t get over stretched with making small squares.
The mice didn't tie knots in middle of roll of twine.
You're right on that!
Both knotters are lose on the mounting frames
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Then you're good. What issues are you having?
Hi sir my bailer is almost the same as yours.
I have an case sb541 almost like nh 575 is there a video for annual maintenance ?
I am having a banana shape bails, can you help me on how to stop it.
I have no experience