Kinze Manufacturing, Inc

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Kinze Manufacturing, Inc. is a leading American producer of agricultural equipment. The company was founded in 1965 by Jon Kinzenbaw in Ladora, Iowa, starting as Kinze Welding. Initially focused on welding and repairs for local farmers, the business soon grew by taking on custom fabrication projects, including wagons, end loaders, and fertilizer spreaders. A significant milestone occurred in 1968 when Kinze re-powered John Deere 5020 tractors with high-horsepower Detroit Diesel engines, which brought notable recognition to the company.

In 1976, Kinze Manufacturing, Inc. moved to Williamsburg, Iowa, where its facilities expanded to meet the rising demand for agricultural equipment. Today, Kinze is well-known for its row crop planters, grain carts, and high-speed disks. The company offers detailed parts catalogs and operator manuals to support the maintenance and operation of its equipment.

In 2013, Kinze further expanded its reach by opening a production facility in Vilnius, Lithuania, to better serve the growing demand in Central and Eastern Europe. This strategic move allowed Kinze to improve service for European customers and increased production capacity at the Williamsburg, Iowa plant for the North American market.