Now, the smaller rolls are called "tie-wire"--used for tying re-bars in
place before encasing in concrete---bldg supply stores should have it.
Jerry

Martin H. Eastburn wrote:
They bail in small bales still around here - big bales for those who
can tote them on a trailer but when pickup is the transport - bales it is.

Martin

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wrote:
On Aug 2, 8:00 pm, Larry Jaques wrote:

Take a spool of bailing wire next time. Wrap it twice around the hose
and twist the ends with a pair of pliers to form a perfect hose clamp
which will last for a decade or more.


Say, Larry. Where does one get a spool of bailing wire? Many, many
years ago I worked the back end of a hay bailer or two that used wire.
The wire came from a long cardboard tube and was straight as an arrow
till you put it into the divider board slots and it was pressed back
through the machine.

I haven't seen any new bailing wire in many years.


Best regards from Oregon
Paul


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