Making Small Squares Of Hay 

The NH 575 is probably the pinnacle of balers of any brand, I have alot more videos of baling from this summer I just haven't had time upload them yet

I mean yes basically, knotters all work the same

Try put a spring or tarp strap on the trip arm so it does not bounce after resetting that helped mine a bunch

I have it on the there to help with bale length issues in straw because the bales come out so fast I thought a longer chamber would help, it did some but I could probably take it off if I was feeling extra ambitious to do so

@@LoefflerFarms Oh, that makes sense! Was there a hydraulic cylinder or something on the side for side pressure that I saw? Super interesting - thanks for sharing!

@@windrowfarm ya on the hayliner editions there is 4 way hydraulic tension

They are, but the knot between the two spools came at just the wrong time/spot

@@LoefflerFarms twist left on one side and right on the other side then tie your knot. I never have that problem.

@@LoefflerFarms maybe it got stuck in the knoter but if you don't tie them correctly they will constantly pull through. Lol. I'm the square baling critic.

Yep the knot between the balls was in the twine disks I generally don't have them come apart only about once every pallet of twine

@@LoefflerFarms super cool getting a response in the comments! I'm in the square baling business and love seeing others baling. But for real I constantly put 550 bales per hour with a NH baler. Your putting me to sleep. Lol. We also use a Bale Baron to pick everything up.