Posted by big jt on February 06, 2020 at 16:46:11 from (206.72.37.212):
In Reply to: Gleaner combine help posted by crookedcreekjerseys on February 06, 2020 at 12:30:05:
Been a while since I saw heads advertised for conventional Gleaners. Seems to me that I remember heads advertised as having F/K mounts. I know you would see heads advertised with L/M mounts. We did have a F and then a M and M2. When we got the first M we wound up putting a JD head with a adapter we bought used from a guy who had a L. Only difference was I had to move the hooks in so the M could hook up. After that I started looking at gleaner heads and saw that there was separate slots and mounts for L and M combines. Check and see if that is the case with the F/K, might just be you need to move the hooks and thats it.
On a side note if this deal falls through seriously consider a Bish type adapter plate and using a IH or JD head. We ran orange heads with the F and got a A series head with the first M. Getting it ready to go to the field I realized they were kinda a POS, built way to light in my opinion. Ran that head over 80 acres till I had a wet spell to buy a JD head and get it mounted. That was over 20 years ago and I am still running that JD head, it is on its third combine (IH 1660 now).
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