Posted by d282 on September 01, 2009 at 05:00:06 from (209.152.94.237):
In Reply to: 234 corn picker posted by Paul scheetz on August 31, 2009 at 21:02:36:
Good Morning Paul, I was going to look up the answer to your question last night when I got home, but unloading my new to me IH 82 combine took longer than I thought. I am 99% sure M to 560 are the same, but if you can wait until later tonight to tomorrow morning I will tell you for sure. If you can get your hands on a 234 Parts Book, it will tell you in there. I just tried looking up the CNH online parts books, but they left out all of the corn pickers. You could mount a 234 on a M up to the 66 series tractors. They recommended heavier axels for the smaller tractors though, 300, 350 etc. Good Luck! David
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