Jeff,

Have you spoke with New Holland? I know they carry other colors. If they have it in ur store, that might be a different question. Just like there are different colors of netwrap but you usually only see the normal white and blue color in the stores. It might be something you have to order. I've been thinking about doing a similar thing to label different hay so I can see it from my loader when I am loading out hay. Maybe Alfalfa blue, Brome orange, and fescue black. That way I dont have to worry so much about keeping it so separated in the barn. Im always afraid I might load fescue instead of brome or visa versa.

 

I was looking into this as well and found clover hay in ny I think they shipped to my door cheep Here's what he had to say. I dont have the 9000/130 in anything other than orange. I do have the 9600/170 in blue. They come 40 bales per pallet. Your delivered cost would be $32 ea if you call me directly or $36.25 if you order through ebay.Thanks, Ken 813-361-2551

 

check with pretty good twine co. they have decent prices on their items.

 

TSC had both red/white and blue/white last yr. I like the Idea of diff colors for different grass types. Prairie hay or brome. or for different fields

 

BRIDON, we run their blue twine....9600 170# and it works great for us through our NH or JD balers. The fact that their ISO certified and have great customer service, plus they do blue twine sold us.

 

I have been running the orange Rural king special 9000 Will I still be able to run the 9600 through my 336 deere baler with out any problems... Also what is the difference between the two? Is it a little thinner?

thanks

 

Jeff, Should not be a problem. P. Bradley and son in Harrisonburg Va sells both blue and pink. I use the pink since the lady horsey people like it.

 

Yes, It's goes by thickness and knot strength. Mike

 

I am no expert but it is my understanding that with the Bridon brand baler twine the blue has a UV inhibator. I can get 9600 170 knot strength in blue (my preference) or orange.