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L/M Mount and drive for A430 cornhead
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Kevin in WA View Drop Down
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    Posted: 14 Mar 2010 at 4:48pm
 I have an A430  black cornhead with F mounts and drive setup, looking to switch it to L/M style mounting to fit my M2. Would need the top mount and the drive setup for each side. Thanks, Kevin
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I have the top bracket, am in Ontario Canada.  I know I will have the rest of the parts you need, just not sure which ones they are as I have several head I have used parts off/worn out over the years and am know using huggers.  Call me 519 617 7562 
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