We bought an 800 Kinze back in 82 which I’m still using today. I finally wore the bottom out last year which I thought impossible but that didn’t stop me we installed a new bottom and It’s good to go again. I can’t even begin to fathom how much grain that cart has handled it has been the most reliable piece of machinery I have ever purchased and I see no need for a new one it will last my lifetime and more!
Nice to see the L2 Gleaner and 7045 AC Tractor in the promotional photos. Kinze outlasted Allis Chalmers. Kinze has always made heavy built agricultural equipment, made to last. Impressive.
@@RJ1999x I’m a huge Allis Chalmers fan, and wish they would have survived the 1980’s as Allis Chalmers. I agree AC was around longer and built great equipment. My point was who would have thought when the promotional videos and photos were shot, that Kinze would be around and AC would not. Also not happy that AGCO stopped the Allis Chalmers Orange Paint.
Years ago we were working in North English Iowa, we stopped in to see the gift shop. Before we knew it we were treated to a factory/museum tour and were treated like rock stars!
I use my 1000 bu Kinze cart w/scale to load out of the bin and when the empty semi comes back from the ethonol plant, it can be back on the road in about 6-7 minutes.
If I ever farm it's a guarantee my planter will be blue and if I need one my cart will be blue too! Tractors I have no brand preference as long as it's Deere, Cat, or Cummins powered!
My son and I toured the factory in June, our next cart will be blue and we are proud to own a Kinze planter!
That's awesome to hear!!
You won’t regret it. It’s the one piece of equipment that you won’t have to work on. Grease it and let her rip :)
We bought an 800 Kinze back in 82 which I’m still using today. I finally wore the bottom out last year which I thought impossible but that didn’t stop me we installed a new bottom and It’s good to go again. I can’t even begin to fathom how much grain that cart has handled it has been the most reliable piece of machinery I have ever purchased and I see no need for a new one it will last my lifetime and more!
Wow, great video..
Not a sensitive guy but I found a tear in the corner of my eye, story just warms your heart🏆
Nice to see the L2 Gleaner and 7045 AC Tractor in the promotional photos. Kinze outlasted Allis Chalmers. Kinze has always made heavy built agricultural equipment, made to last. Impressive.
I wouldn't say outlasted seeing Allis Chalmers started in 1901, and their tractors are far older then anything Kinze made and are still going
@@RJ1999x I’m a huge Allis Chalmers fan, and wish they would have survived the 1980’s as Allis Chalmers. I agree AC was around longer and built great equipment. My point was who would have thought when the promotional videos and photos were shot, that Kinze would be around and AC would not. Also not happy that AGCO stopped the Allis Chalmers Orange Paint.
@@douglasmayherjr.5733 You're a good man👍
Years ago we were working in North English Iowa, we stopped in to see the gift shop. Before we knew it we were treated to a factory/museum tour and were treated like rock stars!
Any chance you’ll be looking for the oldest rear fold planter. We’ve got two.
I use my 1000 bu Kinze cart w/scale to load out of the bin and when the empty semi comes back from the ethonol plant, it can be back on the road in about 6-7 minutes.
We once owned a progressive 16 row planter with KINZE units on it.
I wish we had the money for a grain cart, do they make em small enough for a JD 4420?
So did you trade these owners with a new unit?
The way it sounded they didn't want to get rid of them.
Ever hear of a grain o vator? Way before Kinze.
I hope to own a keinze planter one day, my neighbors use kinze
We have a 400 kinze grain cart and kinze corn and bean planters
Volume is low. I don’t hear it well on my IPhone 7.
Really did not have a problem with my 11 iPhone
If I ever farm it's a guarantee my planter will be blue and if I need one my cart will be blue too! Tractors I have no brand preference as long as it's Deere, Cat, or Cummins powered!