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Difference in Gleaner flex head ?'s

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    Posted: 29 Oct 2016 at 9:39am
What's the main difference in the 300, 500 and 800 series flex heads? Im looking for a 24 ft head and there is a 500 series on a sale next weekend with reel drive pump on the head, which is what I need. I think its been said to stay away from a 500 series heads but not for sure. I like the 300 series since I've been around one my whole life. Haven't ever been around anything newer so I need some knowledge on them. 
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The 500 head is better than a 300 in my opinion. The cutter bar is 3" closer to the cross auger which helped in short beans, also went to a one piece feathersheet.

800 head the cutter bar was moved back forward to the 300 position and had a larger cross auger.
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Out of the three models, the 500 is the best for soybeans.
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My nephew says he will never go back to using the 300 series. Loves the the 525. rrhead(SD)
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We got a 520 and it's ok.
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