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Gleaner M2 438 black corn head
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    Posted: 11 Dec 2010 at 10:15pm
I have spoken for a Gleaner M2 that has a 438 black corn head with it.  I have no need for the 438 as I am on narrow rows.  The corn head is in excellent shape, with the exception that it needs new chains (chains look good, but there is no more adjustment room).  Sheetmetal is nice and everything else looks good on it as well.  Is there anybody on here that would be interested in it?
Located in Oblong, Illinois
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Adam
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I don't know anybody that uses a 4-38 head, but there are a lot of row unit parts that will work on the 30 inch row heads.  Snap roller shafts, points, etc will cost $100 each if you need one.  You can always oil it up and call it spare parts, thats what I'd do.
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