I have used galvanized wire. You could use a small rod. Probably even a piece of welding rod. But make sure to get a good bend on the ends to retain it. I think the coated splice wires set when they are pressured and don't come out nearly as easily
As a temporary emergency lacing pin, I have used 1/8" high tensile wire and vinyl coated coat hanger wire in order to beat a rain storm with hay already down. But I would never leave these in permanently. The cost of a baler eating a belt is hundreds of dollars and just not worth taking the chance.
Nice video -- helps make better sense of the written instructions.
Don't forget to cut out a small wedge at the corners of the belts before lacing to prevent the edge of the belt from hanging up.
Good video. Please add a link in the description to your website and esp the products shown.
Hi John, here is a link to all of our baler belt repair parts: www.shoupparts.com/products/mowers-balers-rakes/baler-belt-repair/
This is great!!! thank you
All well and good but were can u get them in Australia at a reasonable price
Hi Craig, you can purchase at www.shoupparts.com/products/mowers-balers-rakes/baler-belt-repair/.
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Hello, what about other lacing solution as SUPER SCREW solution?
There is any FLEXCO solutions as SUPER SCREW solution?
Como se llama la primer herramienta para las grapas tipo clip y como la consigo
Here is one of our round clipper hooks: www.shoupparts.com/rb20031-round-clipper-hooks/. Thanks for choosing to Fix It With Shoup!
With clipper can u use a steel rod as a splice?
I have used galvanized wire. You could use a small rod. Probably even a piece of welding rod. But make sure to get a good bend on the ends to retain it. I think the coated splice wires set when they are pressured and don't come out nearly as easily
As a temporary emergency lacing pin, I have used 1/8" high tensile wire and vinyl coated coat hanger wire in order to beat a rain storm with hay already down. But I would never leave these in permanently. The cost of a baler eating a belt is hundreds of dollars and just not worth taking the chance.
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