I'll see what I can dig out of my memory! The original, high profile heads, as well as the next generation low profile "orange heads", had the combine model letter, then the numerical header description. For example- A330, E240, etc. The low profile ones had an L in there as well- FL330. Then came the "black", or A(for adjustable) series heads. The drives were quite different, with the row units mounted on a tool bar so they could be moved. A "30" head could be set for 28, 30, or 32. A "38" head could be set for 36, 38, or 40. And finally, with different attaching packages, one head could go on different machines. Prior to the "black" corn heads, corn and grain heads were model specific, which put Gleaner at a disadvantage. I think grain heads continued to be model specific. I lost track after the mid 80's.
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