kickinbull
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Look on site for big box T store 53 for 16 and 9. They have 20 that's 110 lb strength for 28. Is that similar to old binder twine?
That's the main difference between sisal and plasticTexasmark":1wgl7sn9 said:The 110 that I bought recently is stated "for round balers" is 20,000 ft, 2 to a box and was about $35 at a chain farm store.....average price around here for the product. If you are comparing to square baler twine, it's a lot thinner and I don't know how it would tie as it's slick as a whistle.
When I was square baling with a JD 14T and 24T,I used the 9000' rolls of the orange plastic. It did real well.dun":1pxijs9i said:That's the main difference between sisal and plasticTexasmark":1pxijs9i said:The 110 that I bought recently is stated "for round balers" is 20,000 ft, 2 to a box and was about $35 at a chain farm store.....average price around here for the product. If you are comparing to square baler twine, it's a lot thinner and I don't know how it would tie as it's slick as a whistle.
JW IN VA":tx77p4rn said:Anyone else use the 20000 size that comes in a single roll? Co-op sells it here and I really like it.It fits in the baler box about as well and 3 per side will last a long time.