
Built from abrasion-resistant (AR) steel to outlast factory Case IH cast arms. Engineered to reduce pivot wear, restore row unit stability, and maintain consistent planting depth in demanding field conditions.

Manufactured from high-strength AR steel to resist hole elongation common in factory Case IH parallel arms. Precision-machined for proper bushing fit and long-term durability.

Precision-cut from hardened AR steel for improved wear resistance over factory Case IH brackets. Maintains tighter row unit alignment and longer service life.
Genesis Case IH Parallel Arms are engineered to correct one of the most common failure points in planter row units — wear caused by cast arm construction.
Factory Case IH parallel arms are typically produced using cast materials, which provide cost-effective manufacturing but are more susceptible to wear and hole elongation over time. As these pivot points wear, the row unit develops unwanted movement, reducing planting accuracy and seed depth consistency.
Genesis arms are manufactured from high-strength abrasion-resistant (AR) steel and precision-machined for exact bushing fit. This significantly improves wear resistance, reduces flex, and restores proper row unit stability.
Designed as a direct replacement, Genesis arms provide long-term durability and improved performance in demanding field conditions.
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Factory Case IH parallel arms are typically manufactured from softer cast materials. Over time, constant row unit load causes the pivot holes to elongate and the arm to flex. This leads to loose row units, inconsistent planting depth, and premature wear.
Genesis Case IH parallel arms are built from abrasion-resistant steel to reduce wear and maintain tighter tolerances longer.
Yes. Genesis Case IH Parallel Arms are designed to work with standard OEM-style bushings and hardware. Each arm is precision-machined to maintain proper fit and alignment, allowing straightforward installation without modification to your existing planter.
Common signs include:
• Side-to-side row unit movement
• Uneven planting depth
• Worn or egg-shaped pivot holes
• Excessive bushing wear
If these signs are present, replacing the arm restores proper row unit stability.
Because Genesis arms are built from abrasion-resistant steel rather than cast material, they typically last significantly longer under the same field conditions.
Genesis arms address the root cause of failure — arm wear itself.
Instead of relying on additional bushings or sleeves, Genesis uses stronger steel to maintain structural integrity and reduce long-term wear.