Posted by tomstractorsandtoys on April 29, 2016 at 05:28:54 from (74.36.170.186):
In Reply to: JD 243 head posted by rkc9700 on April 29, 2016 at 04:07:46:
Yes they are somewhat rare but they are not in high demand. They could be used on a 38,3800,3960 or 3970 forage harvester with the adapter plate. We make snaplage with our 3940 using a 244 cornhead. Deere did not recommend it but it works fine, you have to watch turning or you could run a snoot into a rear tire.Many people who go to narrow rows get a six row planter and then a 343 head for their forage harvester or 300 picker.In my area your head would have to be nice to bring $800. The best way to sell it would be to put it on a 300 picker then sell the outfit.The 244 heads bring $3-400 just for parts here. Tom
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