[MF cowboy]

Came across an Gleaner 2005 yr auger header but according to the serial number it was born for R series Gleaner combine.
Looks like it should fit on the MF feeder house but I notice in the parts book there are different table augers between c62/ R series/axial combines?
What all is different with the auger?
Can this even be done easily?

 

[glennw]

Our auger heads for our rotary Gleaners had the hole offset in the header to match up to the offset feederhouse. I don't know about the conversion to a M-F combine fire them but I know the Dynaflex headers are easily converted as they all have the center throat but just needed adjustments for the different width.

 

[MF cowboy]

Seems to me by looking at the parts book the basic header frame is the same part number so I assumed the hole was centred in the frame my assumption might be wrong I should have measured with a tape.
There are 2 parts books for a 7000 header one MF and one Gleaner.
But like I said by the serial number this header shows as Gleaner R series .

 

[Jeff-C-IL]

I believe you will find that the Throat opening will have a filler plate on the left side, and the auger flighting is "offset" to the right. Remove some flighting from the long side and remove the filler plate and its close to back to "normal".

 

[MF cowboy]

Seems to me a bit more involved than I want to get.
Noticed comparing the MF 7000 parts book vs the Gleaner 7000 parts book the MF auger has 17 table auger fingers while the gleaner R series has only 14. There was a difference in part numbers of the solid drive shaft between the telescoping shaft and the wobble drive pulley. I'm assuming the length is different.