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Re: Threading a 14T baler
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Posted by ia dean on July 10, 2002 at 18:08:16 from (199.120.97.50):
In Reply to: Threading a 14T baler posted by Frank Leany on July 10, 2002 at 15:45:45:
pull twine through tension plate on top of twine box then down through insulator on frame,then under needle guard bar and through the needle roller. Then pull enough twine through to tie it to the chamber tension adjuster handle. fire up your power to 540rpm,s pull up on the manual knotter trip bar, she;ll thread the knotter herself. go bale!
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