Description

When your planter’s depth control isn’t holding steady or your row units are bouncing around more than they should, a worn parallel arm is often the culprit. This lower parallel arm is the link between your row unit and the planter toolbar that keeps everything tracking straight and maintaining proper seed depth. If you’ve noticed uneven planting depths or your row units wandering side to side, it’s time to check these critical components.

What You’re Getting

Standard 15-3/4 inch length matches factory specifications perfectly
Heavy-duty construction built to handle the stress of field work and ground contact
Direct replacement that restores proper row unit geometry and seed placement
Engineered to maintain consistent downforce and depth control across varying field conditions
AgSmart quality that delivers reliable performance season after season

Built for Real Farm Work

This parallel arm fits Max Emerge 2, Plus, Pro, XP, XP Pro, and Max Emerge 5 planters, along with Exact Emerge and 1530/1535 models. These are the workhorses of corn and soybean planting across the Midwest, handling everything from no-till into heavy residue to conventional tillage in lighter soils.

Made to Last

Farm equipment parallel arms take constant abuse from rocks, stumps, and the stresses of maintaining ground contact mile after mile. This replacement arm is built with the same specifications as the original, using materials that resist bending and wear while maintaining the precise geometry your planter needs for consistent performance.

Installation Notes

You’ll need one parallel arm per row unit, and it’s smart to replace them in pairs or sets to maintain even planter performance. Check your bushings and pins while you’ve got things apart – worn pivot points are often what causes parallel arm problems in the first place. A little grease on the pivot points during assembly helps everything move smoothly.