Posted by Tx Jim on June 23, 2009 at 04:02:30 from (67.142.163.34):
In Reply to: 214WS wire tie posted by T-Rev on June 22, 2009 at 20:06:59:
Flewster
Overlap the wires(each wire pointing at the other) about 4 inches,hold in middle with pliers and twist each wire around other wire in opposite directions. Clip off remaining wrapping part of wire close to the wire headed toward baler so as not to hang in wire guides.
Simpler method is to buy a NH wire splicing tool for $38 as it works great on my JD347 wire baler. Great little invention as it will make the tightest little twist much better than the pliers method. Ive even seen one homemade copy of NH's tool.
This post was edited by Tx Jim at 04:04:19 06/23/09.
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