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I’ve just downloaded it…….good appDownload the Cordex Agritools app. It’ll tell you how many bales for the grade of string and length of bale.
@bobk must be selling by the bale!
Are i see, bobk must have bigger balls to get 624, still have 126 bales missing, that will be the Jones baler throwing loose untied bales to get back to the 624Confusingly it depends on the ball size as well as the nominal length. The manufacturers now do larger balls of the same diameter string, which makes the calculation more complicated. For example Cordex 10000 string comes in two pack sizes, the standard which would do about 500/pack, and the large which would do 750ish.
Confusingly it depends on the ball size as well as the nominal length. The manufacturers now do larger balls of the same diameter string, which makes the calculation more complicated. For example Cordex 10000 string comes in two pack sizes, the standard which would do about 500/pack, and the large which would do 750ish.
You use new twine for tying gates?That's rubbish. Your calculations take no account of the length cut off to tie a gate, a loose fender on the tractor, tie a broken shovel shaft, etc. I need an extra ball just to cover those emergencies.
One day I was setting out to the merchant. Leaving the farm track onto the valley road I saw baler twine which went on and on. It is about 2 miles to the main road. It ran out a bit before I got there. I picked up a length for my own use on the way back.That's rubbish. Your calculations take no account of the length cut off to tie a gate, a loose fender on the tractor, tie a broken shovel shaft, etc. I need an extra ball just to cover those emergencies.
You use new twine for tying gates?