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| DeltaRed
11-18-2012 14:50:12
67.6.219.50
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Did JD make a 2r 30" cornhead for a 55?I know of one on a JD40 that went to the scrapper several yaers ago.Was thinking it would be 'fun' to use the ole 55 for corn-and as a'back up' if the 95 ever went down.Thanks,Steve
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| rustyplow
11-21-2012 07:01:37
75.51.96.70
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Re: 2 row corn head in reply to DeltaRed, 11-18-2012 14:50:12
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| Seen one A few years ago someone narrowed a 3 row down to 2. (Or could have been a 4.) Could tell it was cut down But was a fairly clean job. Was a Deere head but not sure what #.
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| Mike Aylward
11-19-2012 10:31:57
216.145.134.145
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Re: 2 row corn head in reply to DeltaRed, 11-18-2012 14:50:12
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| Steve, Deere never made a 2-row 30" head to fit on a combine. They did make a 243 for use on silage choppers and the 300 corn picker but they never specified it for combine use. You have to go to 3-rows to get a 30" head. Mike
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| john deere haverstor guy
11-18-2012 18:41:34
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Re: 2 row corn head in reply to DeltaRed, 11-18-2012 14:50:12
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| Deere made lots of 2 row corn heads for a 55 but there all 2 row wides.
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| Chester5731
11-18-2012 17:57:36
66.84.120.81
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Re: 2 row corn head in reply to DeltaRed, 11-18-2012 14:50:12
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| I have a 313 for my 55. It is a 3 row, 30" .
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| Erik Ks farmer
11-18-2012 15:59:20
199.241.240.16
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Re: 2 row corn head in reply to DeltaRed, 11-18-2012 14:50:12
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| What happened to the 105's?
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| DeltaRed
11-18-2012 17:35:49
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Re: 2 row corn head in reply to Erik Ks farmer, 11-18-2012 15:59:20
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| Got the 95 going.Works great!The 105s are going to
be sold.
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| cooney minnie
11-18-2012 15:36:47
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Re: 2 row corn head in reply to DeltaRed, 11-18-2012 14:50:12
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| | I think the answer is no... just a 3 row. I don't think a 55 is narrow enough to go down 2 30" rows. The 334 and 335 could fit the 55, did the 313?
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| DeltaRed
11-18-2012 17:43:23
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Re: 2 row corn head in reply to cooney minnie, 11-18-2012 15:36:47
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| According to what Ive read,the 313 would work on both 45 and 55,with the correct mounting 'kits'
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