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234 corn picker
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Posted by tator on October 23, 2005 at 14:04:05 from (207.119.105.28):
we just purchased a 234 corn picker, after we burnt a 2mh and 450 up. we also bought a 560 to mount it on. would like to know how to mount it up. ordered a book, but it wont be here for a week or 2. we would like to start mounting it here this week when it gets delivered. we looked at it and it looks simple to mount, once we put the mounts on the tractor. would just like some hints from someone whos done it before. we searched and found one 200 miles away. one other problem we may have is it may have 706 mounts, but the dealership are going to try and find the correct ones or have a welding shop make them. if anyone has any mounts for a 560 please let me know.
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