Series 3 flexhead on K2

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   Wondering if anyone has put a series 3 flexhead (313) from a F2/3 onto a K2?

My concern isn’t about the hydraulic or electronic side of things.  That’s secondary, my question is actually fitting it onto the combine.

Were they built like earlier models to move the hooks in?  Drive shafting is also a concern. 

We are pretty darn handy with the welder and torch, so that can make just about anything possible, but just wondering if anyone has been through the process.

If I can get it locked onto the combine, and power through the shaft, the rest is down hill.

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	Wondering if anyone has put a series 3 flexhead (313) from a F2/3 onto a K2? My concern isn’t about the hydraulic or electronic side of things. That’s secondary, my question is actually fitting it onto the combine. Were they built like earlier models to move the hooks in? Drive shafting is also a concern. We are pretty darn handy with the welder and torch, so that can make just about anything possible, but just wondering if anyone has been through the process. If I can get it locked onto the combine, and power through the shaft, the rest is down hill.

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