Heads for a jd 6620 combine

[Reid1650]

What jd heads fit a jd 6620 combine? Looking for a grain table and corn head. Thank you

 

[Doug in IL]

Grain heads= 215, 216. Corn heads wide row=444, 644. Narrow row=443, 643. There are other sizes that came be used, but these are the most common in soybean/corn country.

 

[buickanddeere]

Maybe a list on the JD web site in the parts section?

 

[Heat Houser]

The sales lit for the 6620 (yellow roof cab) lists the following:

Corn heads:
3W 4N 4W 5N 5W 6N Numbers on the heads are 344, 443, 444, 543, 544, 643. The 6 row wide, the 644, is not recommended. Older heads will have to have the LH standard trimmed if you have a reverser on your feeder house. On the later heads, the LH standard was moved leftward to accomodate the reverser.

Grain Tables
200 series grain heads are used. (900 can also be used)
13, 15, 16, 18, 20, and 22 footers. The head numbers are: 213, 215, 216, 218, 220, and 222.
If the heads are equiped with floating cutter bars, (flex heads) there were two types of header height control. Early was a simple 3 wire system with a raise and with a lower switch on the head. Later was called Dial-A-Matic (DAM) which was a 3 position switching arrangement where 3 different heights could be selected for how close the head shaved the ground.

If you have a Titan II 6620 (green cab roof), the 6W corn head is allowed, the 644, along with the next size larger grain table, the 24 ft 224.

 

[Mike Aylward]

Only on a 7720 is it necessary to alter the LH upright. The feederhouse is narrow enough on a 6620 that older heads can be mounted on them. The header reverser gearbox sits far enough inside of this upright that no altering is needed. Because the reverser gearbox sits farther out on a 7720 altering is required on an older head. No problems on a 6620. Mike

 

[Heat Houser]

well, mine rubbed on my old head.