Headers for the john deere S770, MacDon or HoneyBee?

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I'm trying to pick out a new header for my family farm down here in Alabama (mostly wheat and beans in rotation)
I'm currently looking at either the MacDon FD2 or the HoneyBee AirFlex SDX to run on our John Deere S770
Anyone got thoughts or experience with either of these, especially for wheat and soy? What do you guys think?
 
I'm also checking out the headers, especially for corn and beans up north. I haven't used those specific models myself, but I've heard that the MacDon's flex really performs well on uneven terrain, which we have plenty of. The HoneyBee's ability to hug the ground seems perfect for reducing losses in soybeans, so I totally get why you're thinking about it. If your land is mostly flat but you're looking for some versatility, the MacDon's flex edge might give you that extra layer of security
 
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