How to Properly Load Net Wrap

To thread it up. You all know about the dark green stripes on the roller net, right? The rightest dark green stripes always go to the right, okay? That way when you thread it up, it's going to be coming off the roll the right way. And we'll work in the baler, alright? Pull you off enough net from the roll that you see it's coming off full width of the roll. This outside string on each end is coming with you. So pull a little bit off. Take that, drop it down between the frame and the rubber roll like that, okay? Get a hold of that tail. Flip the cradle up, Put the net in the home position. Give that a little tug to take any slack out of the net of the roll. Get your hand up here kind of close to the rubber roll and the steel roll and rope it over itself. Roll it over a couple times like you're making a piece of rope. Take your thumb, push that right up in between the rubber and steel roll. Reach over here and grab your brake handle. We're going to ratchet that handle. Four strokes. One move that handle. Those rolls are turning just a little tiny bit. 3, 4. Lock it onto fours. Take your pocket knife. Cut that tail off. Down about an inch away from the rubber roll. Down and away. Close the lid. You're ready to bale hay.