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Alberta, Canada | Anyone use 350 not-strength twine? What do you use it on(crop), and does it make the bales "fragile"?
I hear about it being used commonly in the states, but then I also hear about bales popping from them being either too dry, or too lop-sided.
I use 440/4000 on 100% of my bales, and it's strong enough I can still handle it with just one un-damaged string. Have had bales drop of the loader at 14 feet up and they're still fine.
Reason I ask is because dad got a pallet of 350/4000, and I'm debating using it or not. The only thing I have left to bale is rotary straw, and it needs to stand up to a LOT of abuse via loaders/handling, being handled at least 5 times on my end by some jockies, and still being able to make it out of province in good shape. | |
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350 weight twine?
