
Built from abrasion-resistant (AR) steel to improve durability over standard Kinze parallel arms. Designed to reduce wear, flex, and row unit movement.

Manufactured from high-strength AR steel for improved resistance to pivot wear. Precision-machined for proper alignment and consistent planting performance.

Precision-cut from hardened AR steel to maintain row unit stability and reduce wear compared to factory Kinze components.
Genesis Kinze Parallel Arms are designed to improve durability and eliminate structural wear found in factory planter arms.
Over time, standard planter arms can develop wear at the pivot points due to constant row unit movement and field load. This wear allows unwanted movement within the row unit, reducing planting accuracy and consistency.
Genesis arms are manufactured from abrasion-resistant (AR) steel and precision-machined to maintain exact bushing alignment. This improves wear resistance, reduces flex, and helps maintain proper row unit geometry.
Built for direct replacement, Genesis arms provide long-term performance and reliability in demanding field conditions.
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Kinze parallel arms experience constant stress during planting. Over time, the pivot holes elongate and the arm begins to flex, causing row unit instability and inconsistent planting performance.
Genesis Kinze arms use abrasion-resistant steel to improve wear resistance and maintain proper alignment.
Yes. Genesis Kinze 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.
Signs include:
• Loose row units
• Uneven emergence
• Pivot hole wear
• Bushing failure
Replacing the arm restores proper performance.
Genesis arms are built from stronger abrasion-resistant steel and provide longer service life compared to standard factory arms.
Genesis parallel arms focus on strengthening the arm itself using higher-strength structural steel and precision machining. While some designs rely on added bushings, sleeves, or bearing systems to manage wear, Genesis arms address the root cause by improving the structural durability of the arm, helping maintain row unit stability and consistent planting performance.