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Net Wrap Removal Tips and Tricks
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<blockquote data-quote="JSCATTLE" data-source="post: 1195896" data-attributes="member: 16648"><p>There is no way removing string from a bale is faster than removing net . I've used both . It takes my bailer 14 seconds from starting the rap to tractor moving again to tie a bale with net. That alone is worth it to me . As far as the net after you take it off the bale it burns like a champ. No mess at all . I cut my net because I put the hay in feeders off the ground . And it rains so much here standing them on end would allow water to enter the bale . There is no right way just what works for you .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JSCATTLE, post: 1195896, member: 16648"] There is no way removing string from a bale is faster than removing net . I've used both . It takes my bailer 14 seconds from starting the rap to tractor moving again to tie a bale with net. That alone is worth it to me . As far as the net after you take it off the bale it burns like a champ. No mess at all . I cut my net because I put the hay in feeders off the ground . And it rains so much here standing them on end would allow water to enter the bale . There is no right way just what works for you . [/QUOTE]
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