Baler Knotters In Action (in Slow Motion)

Claas Quadrant baler knotters working in slow motion!

[@oldfarmer9004]

As many times as I have ridden a hay rack and watched those new holland knotters do their work, I still don’t know how they figured it out. To make a knot that small so fast. It’s one of the most amazing inventions ever. This is a great video. I watched it a few times and it still doesn’t make me understand how they work! I must be old! Lol!

[@Mackeson3]

Invented by John Francis Appleby, an American. When he told his friends that he was going to develop device to tie knots so sheaves would not have to be tied by hand they thought he was crazy! Well he proved them wrong didn't he? In my humble opinion he should be as well known as Harry Ferguson but he seems be all but forgotten.🤔

[@davidmorse8432]

I know what you mean. I have always been in awe over this invention. It is kind of like a sewing machine and I haven't been able to understand that principle of operation either. Somehow the needle goes down to where the bobbin is and grabs an extra thread and brings it back up.

[@fokkerd3red618]

I grew up on a farm and put my hands on thousands and thousands of bales and not just on our farm either, but not once have i ever messed with the knotter. Mostly John deere & New Holland balers is what our farm and neighboring farms used.

[@wallbanger3]

I’ve watched this thing work , I always wondered when the string was cut … this is the coolest invention

[@patodwyer721]

Amazing piece of engineering

[@paulsalmon4771]

Mechanical engineering is no joke... ABSOLUTE GENIUS

[@rossbryan6102]

THANKS FOR POSTING, THE SLOW SPEED VIEW HELPS A LOT!!!

[@Rio97621]

This is very helpful. Thanks for posting it.

[@stanojawak2258]

This helped me. Thank you

[@CRAFT7445]

I misread “knockers” and hit the LIKE button.

[@philippetays4263]

when knotters first came out on grain binders years ago some people actually thought it was the devil that tied it

[@Rx7man]

The devil only makes his appearance when they don't work!

[@roybm3124]

Amazing!

[@banditman0000]

awesome!!

[@gerhardherder1428]

Toller Arbeitsvorgang

[@Wreckitralph1976]

Better than by hand.

[@elcreador6675]

Excelente

[@lovetofly32]

YES! LOVE IT! Ive ALWAYS wished i could see this happen! Now i need a camera holder to see why my darn string tie misses on one side.. I think its not cutting the string off then it pulls the knot apart

[@2148aa]

Back in the 1970s the mechanics went to a 3 day workshop how to adjust and what parts needed replacing if knots didn't tie. It is a lost art.

[@lovetofly32]

@@2148aa yeah ive heard farmers talking about how they cant get certain things fixed in the shops nowadays because nobody knows anything

[@marksmopar609]

Great video,it explains every thing I needed to know

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[@ericknutson8230]

Wish I coulda seen that 40 plus years ago, ,,,,lol

[@mikejohnson5491]

Watching them even with it slowed down doesn't help fix them until a light comes on. Knew a man that was good at figuring out about anything his brother didn't seem very smart even a little slow but when it came to bailers the smart brother would get his slower brother to fix it

[@oloksoi]

Без нагрузки все работает как надо)

[@johntolvstad7210]

I stacked the bales on the wagon I had no idea twine was tied

[@caferceylan3222]

Bu gibi.bigilerönemli

[@oscaremersoncondoramos9383]

No habra alguna version explicada en español

[@peterradosevich7975]

A lot of engengeering was used to create that musheen

[@renemartinez1936]

Buen día pregunta porque mi empacadora solo de amarrador de recho vuelve amarrar 2 beses el alambre en el torcedor

[@earljohnson7675]

I think the wire tie is less complicated I had a Massey wire tie it would miss about 1 out of 100

[@hannachiadel]

Wie stelle ich sicher, dass die Saiten nicht von Nagetieren geschnitten werden? Danke

[@user-Ivan.3.7.3]

вязалка як у марканда 55 того теж дуже добра по конструкції та надійності

[@cawacyr3920]

Иван Клоков не дуже вони добрі , клюви у них ламаються , язичок клюва ламаеться по отверстию , там зверху металу мало.

[@davidmattice2613]

I still don't see it tieing the not?

[@gulsnsalbuzova3477]

Где купит запчасти маргант 55

[@ox6942]

What machine? Where is it made? Same principal as New Holland, John Deere and others but totally different in operation.

[@Mackeson3]

Claas knotters

[@ox6942]

@@Mackeson3 Thank you.

[@rahmanm4512]

Number

[@mariozermeno2649]

First thing ; do one that does actual bailing wire and second thing, how the hell did E.T was able to afford a Holland!??!?

[@cawacyr3920]

увеличте длину клюва , он соскальзывает шнур на большой массе

[@stefanocosolo6772]

Claas knotter sistem

[@Luke.Holmes]

Correct!

[@hayman41350]

that is not like the knotter on my baler!!! it looks way better than mine, and mine doesn't make a single mistake, ever!!!

[@aserehe4349]

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