TECH
Guest
I am not even sure if they manufactured a 243...a 244 was the smallest I knew of personally. I think the smallest quick-tach grain head was 10 feet......but I never did even see one.
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Combines looking for 243 corn head
JD55_4400
Guest
They never made a 243 head. The 343 was made for a 3300. I've got one for sale here in central Il for $1500. New stalk rolls and ready to go. Steve J
No_Til
Guest
Yes, JD did make a 243 corn head. It was used on it forage harvesters like the 3800 chopper.
drummer
Guest
The 2 row 30" head for the choppers were forage
No_Til
Guest
The 243 corn head is not the same as the forage row crop head that you discribed. The 243 head uses the same parts as the larger cornheads and is used to make high moisture ear corn when you run it through a screen on the chopper. Yes, it would be too narrow to use on combine.
Drummer
Guest
You must be refering to the the so called snapper