1. Pull the twine off the spool and thread it through the eyelets on the top of the baler.
2. Pull the twine through the left side, feeding the twine through the eyelets from the bottom to the top, and then from the top to the bottom.
3. Pull the twine up through the right side, feeding it through each eyelet in the same way.
4. Pull the twine around the radius arm, keeping the twine taut at all times.
5. Take the twine around the pulley wheel and then back around the radius arm.
6. Pull the twine up the back corner and feed the twine through the eyelet near the top.
7. Feed the twine down the right side, feeding through each eyelet on the way.
8. Pull the twine around the radius arm and feed the twine through the eyelet near the bottom.
9. Pull the twine up the left side, feeding it through each eyelet on the way.
10. Pull the twine off the spool and thread it through the eyelet at the top.
11. Pull the twine through the slits in the twine grooves on the sidewall of the baler.
12. Tie a knot with the twine and secure it with twine pins.
13. Roll the spool of twine towards the small twine wheel on the corner of the baler.
14. Feed the twine around the small twine wheel and secure the other end with twine pins.
15. Repeat the process until the bottom knot is tied securely. Your baler is now ready to be used.