A baler, also known as a baling machine, is a type of machinery that’s used to make baling hay easier and more convenient. Most balers produce either square or BalingTwine round bale twine. As for the latter, the process of installing tying a round baling twine onto a baler is quite simple and easy. You don’t even need to overthink it. However, for people who are looking to learn how to get this process done, here’s an easy step-by-step guide that you can follow:
Step #1: Hold Both Ends of the Twine
First, hold both ends of the baling twine. That way, one end is in one hand while the other end is on the other side. Make sure to display some excellent grip to make sure your bale is tightly secured and in place. If you drop your bale, you’ll have to repeat the entire process which will waste time for you. When tying a knot, make sure your hands are completely dry and moist-free.
Step #2: Commence the Tying Process
Bend the left-hand rope inward and hold it in place. Afterwards, bend the right-hand rope inward and over the top of the already bent left rope. Using the right rope, wrap around and under the left, pull the two ends tight to create a simple crisscross finish. This simple action will form the correct knot that will tie your bales in place. Make sure your BalingTwine round bale twine is long enough to accommodate the entire batch.
Step #3: Finishing
We’re now in the final phase of the process. Bend the right rope inwards and hold it firmly in place. Next, bend the rope inwards again and over the top of the left rope. Wrap the right rope around and under the left before you pull the two tightly together to form yet another crisscross finish. Doing so will create the ideal knot and secure a tight and durable hold.
Once you finally finish the entire process, you now have a well-made knot that will make sure your bales are a hundred per cent stay in place instead of falling out of its stacks. Get to know more about how you can handle a square and a BalingTwine round bale twine. Read our other entries available on our blog page. You can also purchase high-quality bales from us. Click this link to make your order now.