To easily install a hay net for a round bale, here are the steps to follow:

Ideally, prevent equids from trampling the hay net.

1 – Choose the net size

The net size depends on several factors, including the amount of hay to be distributed, the frequency of distribution, and whether you are using square bales or loose hay. Feelnets hay nets are available in different sizes, and even custom-made. Don’t forget to choose a net with a sufficiently large diameter to thread the bale through without difficulty. If the hay bales are poorly compressed, allow for an additional margin to facilitate net installation.

2 – Prepare the net:

Place the net directly onto the round bale or rectangular bale. Pull it on, as you would pull a sock onto your foot. Make sure the net is well-centered on the bale. Since our nets are not pre-formed, there is no specific way to put it on. Choose the direction that is easiest for you. If you have a tractor, you can move your hay bale with the Feelnets hay net already installed.

3 – Remove the strings

Remove the strings or net wrap that hold the hay. We recommend removing the strings or net wrap that secure the hay once you have placed it where you intend to feed it.

4 – Close the sliding knot

Feelnets hay nets are equipped with an easy closing system using a sliding knot. When you reach the end of the net, simply close the sliding knot to keep the hay in place. Remember to undo the knot at the end of the tie to avoid creating a loop that could be dangerous. Tuck any excess sliding tie inside the net to prevent it from hanging out.

To prevent wear and tear on the net and all risks of accident, we advise you to install your hay bale with the net in a hay feeder or any other device that prevents horses from trampling the hay net.

By following these steps, you should be able to install a hay net for a round bale easily and efficiently. If you have a tractor, the process will be even simpler.

The hay nets from www.filetafoin.com by www.feelnets.com are made of polyester, making them flexible, lightweight, and very easy to put on. Since they do not retain water, they will not become rigid in case of frost, nor heavy as they will not soak up water.

 

Happy installation!


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