From the article: Top 10 Things to do With Binder or Baler Twine
What do you do with all that binder twine that seems to accumulate? Submit your ideas for creative or useful ways to utilize binder twine. Share Your Tips
Holding up sagging trees!
- Twine can be used as support to trees stay upright. Twitter @tcontwinebaler
- —Guest Tcon Twine
hay elevator
- The hay company got to my barn without a belt to run the conveyor and motor to get my hay in the loft. The guys were going to head down to the local auto parts store to get one that might fit. I braided 3 strands of twine together and made a belt. A few adjustments and 5 tons of hay got put in the loft!
- —Guest shawna
Baling Twine Use
- I've braided three strands together & tied it to a halter for custom reins.
- —Guest J!NX
Twine in Penrith
- My constituents use it to hold up their trousers: they are pretty primitive.
- —Guest Rory Stewart
Baler Twine
- As a child I had to spend hours doing this, but was so proud. Plait, always keeping 3 lengths different so you can keep adding more. Then keep going!!! Finally you can sew together whirls, loops whatever takes your fancy; and at the end you will have a hard wearing door mat that will last years :)
- —Dileas
hay twine
- I save mine up and coil it then use it for erosion control in the wash outs of the terraced pasture.
- —apachetears.
binder twine
- We get a lot of snow and I have made snow shoes with sticks and or 2x2's lead ropes, halters, belts Christmas giftsm pull handle for sleds I love binder twine it just has so many uses
- —Guest Dabney
Mini ponies
- I braid them and make halters and lead ropes for my miniature ponies. Also double braid them and use them for halters and lead ropes for my big horses. I use them at the barn in the yard and house for everything!!
- —Guest Katzacat
Baling Twine
- I use baling twine for tying my horses up. Twine is also useful for tying gates togther, fixing leg straps on rugs.The possibilties are endless!!
- —Guest Melissa
DEER-DOG LEADS.
- I have used binder-twin to lead and restrain deer-dogs when makeing a "deer-drive. you can hold the dogs back and run with them up the mountain untill you get 'winded', usually you can hear your own heart pounding in your ears by this time. Then you simply take your hunting knive and cut the 'binder-twine and let the dogs run after the deer, while you wait to get a shot at the deer.
- —Guest dewey6
Baler Twine
- I use a piece of twine to wrap around the metal slide on the back of the horse trailer this way it can't bounce open going down bumpy roads.
- —Guest LynnMurray100
Halter
- I have sheep and most of the time I buy halters but I now have lambs and need to start training them they are so tiny no halter I have will fit them so I made my own. They are so easy to make and if you wrap some duct tape around the rough parts it is soft. Baler twine is also used on my farm to hold together the barn.
- —Guest sheepcrazy
baler twine
- I stuff feed bags with it to fill openings along my roof line for the winter than pull them out in the summer for better ventiliation. I also use bags stuffed with baler twine to fill in washouts in my pasture driveway.
- —Guest lazy farmer
Baling twine
- I use baling twine to help stake up tomato plants in the garden.
- —Guest Shanna
Baler Twine
- A friend of mine uses her to make hay nets! They work wonderfully.
- —Guest Boss_MareGA
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