CountyLine 16,000 ft. Brazilian Baler Twine, 16000 JUMBO at Tractor Supply Co.

CountyLine Brazilian Baler Twine is a multi-purpose bale twine. Perfect for many rope-related applications this 16,000 foot biodegradable twine will hold hay together, keep your farm gates closed and much more.

100% pure sisal fiber
High tensile and knot strength
Length: 16,000 feet
Biodegradable

Specification	Description
Warranty:	N/A
Product Weight:	38 lb.
Unraveled Length:	16000 ft.
CountryofOrigin:	Imported
Knot Strength:	N/A
Product Length:	17 in.
Product Height:	10.5 in.
Part Number:	16000 JUMBO
Application/Use:	Baler twine
Product Width:	8.5 in.
Package Quantity:	2
Type:	baler twine
Material:	sisal
Brand:	CountyLine
Tensile Strength:	190
Manufacturer Part Number	16000 JUMBO

CountyLine 16,000 ft. Brazilian Baler Twine, 16000 JUMBO is rated 3.9 out of 5 by 26.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Timber_Paints_Ranch from Baler twine Great twine- good price. This product works great on our hay.

Date published: 2019-08-15

Rated 4 out of 5 by Kyle van nuys from Good twine Holds up well and twine has been consistant which helps alot

Date published: 2019-08-12

Rated 5 out of 5 by Carl hot from Its twine Good price and quality has a million uses other than bales

Date published: 2019-08-05

Rated 5 out of 5 by Hay in from Very satisfied Doing custom hay we want our customers happy they really like this and it great to work with

Date published: 2019-07-27

CountyLine 16,000 ft. Brazilian Baler Twine, 16000 JUMBO Reviews - page 2

What does "fully treated" mean?  I wanted to use the twine with a rope maker and make jump ropes for kids.  Would the treatment be harmful (poisonous) to children if they put their hands in their mouths after playing jump rope?

Asked by: lightkeeperJane

This product is treated with Linseed Oil. It is not harmful to cattle. However, is the oil gets on your hands, it can affect your eyes. This product is not approved for making jump ropes. It is only approved for mechanical baling applications.

Answered by: KirwinH

Date published: 2017-10-05

Is it treatant to be rodent resistant

Asked by: Lgs 1

This SKU is also sisal baler twine which is treated to resist rodents.

Answered by: Tbeacher

Date published: 2018-05-15

Is this twine natural or green

Asked by: Zarnith

This sisal twine is natural color.

Answered by: Astroer

Date published: 2016-09-15

Is this a single strand so that you can pull off a junk and use it to tie off things? Or is it specifically for round bales?

Asked by: Joy67

This is specifically for round bales.

Answered by: DanielB

Date published: 2018-08-29

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Is this twine natural or green

Is this a single strand so that you can pull off a junk and use it to tie off things? Or is it specifically for round bales?

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What does &quot;fully treated&quot; mean? &nbsp;I wanted to use the twine with a rope maker and make jump ropes for kids. &nbsp;Would the treatment be harmful (poisonous) to children if they put their hands in their mouths after playing jump rope?

Is it treatant to be rodent resistant

Is this twine natural or green

Is this a single strand so that you can pull off a junk and use it to tie off things? Or is it specifically for round bales?

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What does "fully treated" mean? I wanted to use the twine with a rope maker and make jump ropes for kids. Would the treatment be harmful (poisonous) to children if they put their hands in their mouths after playing jump rope?