Kinze Offers Planter Discounts for Limited Time

Kinze Manufacturing has launched a program that can provide farmers with a 2% rebate on their purchase of a Kinze planter.

For the first time in company history, Kinze Manufacturing has launched a Multiple Unit Rebate Program that can provide farmers with a 2% rebate on their purchase of a Kinze planter.

The rebate is calculated on base machine list price of their planter purchase. The program will run until May 15, 2010.

The two ways for purchases to qualify for the Multiple Unit Rebate Program:

1) Purchase multiple new Kinze planters within the program time period.

2) Within the program time period, purchase a new Kinze planter and one or more of the following:

· New Kinze Harvest Commander grain cart

· New combine of any brand

· New tractor of any brand (must be at least 175 hp)

Eligible planters include new and unregistered Air Seed Delivery (ASD) and Seed Delivery System (SDS) models of the 3600, 3660, 3700 and 3800 planters in dealer inventory. Additionally, all 3600, 3660, 3700 and 3800 planters, including ASD models, scheduled for 2009-2010 production are qualified.

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