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Overview of Harvesters and Headers Pack in FS25
Overview of Harvesters and Headers Pack in FS25
Farming Simulator 25: Beginner’s Intro to Fields
Farming Simulator 25: Beginner’s Intro to Fields On Farming Simulator 25, your field is the most important thing in the game, and knowing as much as possible about it is incredibly important. The game developers understand it, so you can see plenty of information about it and use it to make informed farming decisions. In this article, we will take a deeper look at fields on Farming Simulator 25 – what things the game tells you about them and what you should do about it. Here is all that you need to know. Information about fields on your FS25 HUD You only need to be on the field to find basic information about it. Then, a HUD on the bottom right will give you all the basic stats and information. The HUD shows you the amount of weeds growing on it and the overall fertilization level (in percent, from 0 to 100%). If any crops are growing on it, the HUD will also show the type of crop you currently have and their current growth stage. It will show you who does if you don’t own the field. It’s basic information – but you can use it to decide on fertilizing, weed removal, planting, and more. Information about fields on your map While the HUD focuses on specific information about a specific field, the map gives a more general picture. Access the map and use the filters to find exactly what you want. All the crops in the game will be marked in slightly different colors. This type of color coding is excellent for getting information at a glance – a few harvests, and you will only need a few seconds to know exactly what’s happening. Utilize this information and the filters to streamline your management tasks in Farming Simulator 25. Purchasing and editing your fields To work better with your fields, you must also use the Farmland menu, located right next to your map. This menu feature is useful for field monitoring – helping you see the current ownership and land prices. This is also where you can merge different fields into one or create completely new farming zones. Here are some of the main tips for caring for and editing your fields on Farming Simulator 25: Longer fields are better than squares. A square field might look visually pleasing, but your machinery must make many turns to work it. The long and narrow field is much easier to work with. Rock removal is crucial. It will cost a nice chunk of change to do so, but rocks can seriously damage your machinery, which will be significantly more expensive. Ridge markers are excellent features. They help you form a path to follow, which is useful when spraying, as it creates good spacing between different rows. Purchase and create fields right next to each other. This will heavily reduce travel time, and make your farming quite a bit faster and more convenient. Author: farmingsimulator25mods.com Report bugs in the comments and help modders improve this mod. Always check the comments, you can find a solution.
Guide: Shops & Dealerships in Farming Simulator 25
Guide: Shops & Dealerships in Farming Simulator 25
How to get water in Farming Simulator 25
How to get water in Farming Simulator 25 Farming Simulator 25 is an excellent simulation game that lets you put yourself in the shoes of a farmer – with all of the challenges related to building and maintaining a farm. You can play in first- and third-person modes, growing crops and other produce and various farm animals. You will need plenty of buildings, machinery, and elbow grease to succeed. But most important of all, you’ll need one thing: water. This article will discuss water, how to get it to your farm, and some tips on transporting it efficiently. Where to get water in FS25? If you are looking to get water for your Farming Simulator 25 farm, you have to choose between three main options: Use the nearby rivers and lakes. This is probably the easiest option. Most maps include some type of water feature, so gathering water from them should be easy. Search the map for the water tanks. This is self-explanatory: go to your map and look for a water tank icon. This is where you can get water. You can buy water from the shop. The shop stocks tanks, which can be useful if you need water quickly. Of course, you must pay for it: one tank costs 5,000. All these ways are different and serve different purposes for different strategies or maps. Choose the option that works best for you and your gameplay. How to transport water to your farm? Finding where to get water is one thing, but to use it, you will also need to find a way to transport it exactly where you want it to be on your farm. Water and its transportation are very important in the game. To transport water to your farm in FS25, you must purchase a water tank. They are easily located in the in-game store. You can choose from many different options, all of which have different capacities and price points. They range anywhere between 9,500 and 68,000 USD. Before you buy, make sure you don’t make a common mistake! You can find affordable small trailers on the “Others” tab in the shop, like the Thunder Creek FST 990. Many players mistook them for water tanks and wasted money buying the wrong thing. So, be careful and always look closely at what you’re buying. Author: farmingsimulator25mods.com Report bugs in the comments and help modders improve this mod. Always check the comments, you can find a solution.
Farming Simulator 25: How to teleport or reset a vehicle
Farming Simulator 25: How to teleport or reset a vehicle
John Deere 9RX Tractor & Siloking forage mixed wagon in FS25
John Deere 9RX Tractor & Siloking forage mixed wagon in FS25 Less than 40 days until Farming Simulator 25 launches on November 12. Time for some Factsheets to bridge the time! What is a Factsheet? For those who don’t already know, a fact sheet is a detailed technical sheet of a machine, tool, or farming vehicle performance that you can use in the game. Factsheets include the most important information, such as power, speed, features, brand, etc. It’s an early presentation of the content, allowing players to understand the equipment they’ll find in the game. Every Friday until the game launches on November 12th, we’ll showcase many cool, new machines for your agricultural pleasure. Today, we start with these brand-new machines and types of equipment: John Deere 9RX Series Bednar SwifterDisc XE 18400 Mega Manitou MLT 841-145 PS+ Oxbo EPD540e Siloking TrailedLine 4.0 System 1000+ John Deere 9RX Series & Bednar SwifterDisc XE 18400 Mega John Deere 9RX Series is a heavy series tractor for large farms and fields with 539 – 691 hp engine power. This tractor can attach heavy tools such as the Bednar SwifterDisc XE 18400 Mega, also announced in this fact sheet. John Deere 9RX has a 1490l fuel tank and can drive 40 kph with a Powershift transmission. The price of this tractor is 545,000 USD in the game. Bednar SwifterDisc XE 18400 Mega is another disc harrow tool with a working width of 18.4 meters, ready for soil preparation on large fields. It will be super efficient in large farms with a required power of 580 hp in-game. A disc harrow can be attached to large tractors like John Deere 9RX. Manitou MLT 841-145 PS+ A telehandler is a very versatile machine in the game. With an engine power of 141 HP, you can lift up to 9.2 tons, which will be very helpful for heavy loads on the farm. You can use a telehandler to load or stack bales or any item in the game. The driving speed will be around 40 kp/h with manual or Powershift transmission, and the price for this telehandler is 139,000 USD. Oxbo EPD540e An Oxbo brand harvester was created to harvest crops such as peas. Peas in Farming Simulator 25 will be a new crop type, so you will need an Oxbo harvester, which can be purchased for 571,00 USD in-game. A huge grain capacity with 950l of the fuel tank allows you to harvest peas with a working width of 3.8 meters in the field and a working speed of 25 kph. Siloking TrailedLine 4.0 System 1000+ A forage mixed wagon by Siloking brand has a 35 to 45 m³ capacity and is ready to distribute feed on large livestock farms. It requires 240 hp of power and costs only 80,000 USD. With this wagon, you can feed your animals six different types of food. Previously announced If you have missed previous Fact Sheets, one week ago was released with these machines: John Deere C441R Roundbaler Novag T-Force Plus 950 Seeder ISEKI PRJ8D Rice Planter ISEKI HJ6130 Rice Harvester Lizard Dragon Truck Author: farmingsimulator25mods.com Report bugs in the comments and help modders improve this mod. Always check the comments, you can find a solution.
The Best Big Tractors on Farming Simulator 25
The Best Big Tractors on Farming Simulator 25 Do you need a big tractor to do a big job on Farming Simulator 25? It can be a serious investment of your hard-earned money, so it’s important to do it right. The newest edition of the Farming Simulator series includes many options, many of these mods are very good. But when there are so many different big tractors to choose from, it doesn’t make choosing easier. Like you, we are fans of this game and had the same issue. So, to find out the answer to this question, we tested all the big tractors on FS25 and tried to find the best. Our mods are updated daily, and the testing never stops, so check back in for updates. These right here are the best big tractors on FS25: New Holland T9 US Series Maybe we’re biased, but the New Holland T9 Series is one of the best tractors in this game. They’re big, extremely versatile, and very easy to use. It’s also worth mentioning that this mod by KMN Modding is one of the best examples of realism in mods we’ve seen. If you’ve ever seen a T9 in the wild, you might have noticed a small detail of the larger bonnet. While it’s not something many would notice or care about, this mod nails it. Mod performance: Max speed: 43 km/h Price: 365.465 Power: 370 – 620HP But that’s only the looks – the real fun starts once you use it. Long story short: we enjoyed the way this tractor works. When you start the engine, you can feel all the horsepower getting to work. It feels alive and eager to get started. These details replicate what it’s like to work a big tractor: it’s not just the same old tractor that can pull a larger load. It’s a completely different thing. KMN Modding has done a great job making this big tractor look and feel great. It’s a unique FS25 big tractor mod you have to try. Claas Axion 900 Series The Claas Axion 900 Series tractor is one of the community’s favorites. A lot of that is thanks to this excellent mod by Smety, which has been downloaded tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of times. And there’s plenty to love, as this Claas is getting increasingly classy with each new release. The sounds are completely realistic and make us reconsider the strategy of listening to music while we play. It’s probably the best sound in a tractor, and many people think the same way. The animations are excellent as well. While they might not be a big deal for you, we liked the small details, such as getting on or off the tractor and seeing the steering console folding and unfolding. Mod performance: Max speed: 50 km/h Price: 263000 € Power: 320 – 445HP You can customize many things, such as the wheels and wheel brands, body, rim, hood grid color, and exhaust cover. This Claas is a complete package, and we love it for that. Fendt Vario 1000 Vario Series Fendt Vario series tractor mods are very popular – so it was not surprising to see this machine included in the game. The modding community loves this tractor, too, and we know this because TechMod a.s. has made an updated model, which is truly amazing. It feels like you own a super-tractor that combines the best features and customization of several other models. The color customization of this Fendt lets you easily switch things up and make this tractor the star of the show. You can even convert it into a Challenger and pay homage to the brand that Fendt is currently replacing. Alternatively, just download the Challenger 1000 Series mod from CustomModding – these two tractors are virtually identical. Mod performance: Max speed: 60 km/h Price: 329,000 Power: 396 – 517 HP We also like the animations in this Fendt mod. You can open the doors and windows simultaneously, and many more parts can move, making this tractor more like its real-life counterpart. Are you interested in owning a Fendt Vario 1000 in Farming Simulator 25? Check out our website to find this mod. Also, visit our Farming Simulator 25 Tractors category to look at all the available options – if none of these tractors have caught your eye, there’s plenty more! Author: farmingsimulator25mods.com Report bugs in the comments and help modders improve this mod. Always check the comments, you can find a solution.
12 Best Tractor Mods, Big and Small – Farming Simulator 25
12 Best Tractor Mods, Big and Small – Farming Simulator 25 If you are currently playing Farming Simulator 25 and are disappointed by the list of available tractors, you are not alone. You can fix it with the best FS25 tractor mods. This article will highlight the 12 tractor mods for FS25 that we found the most interesting. They’re not divided by size or power so that you can choose from almost anything. Let’s get into it and see the best tractor mods for FS25. John Deere 8030 Series Massey Ferguson 8S Fendt 700 and 800 Vario Deutz-Fahr 9 Series Fendt 900 Vario (Gen 7) Valtra S Series Case IH Optum Series Massey Ferguson 8700S Massey Ferguson 3600 and Landini 19500 Valtra A Series 4 Case IH MXM 190 Challenger MT 900 E ML Here’s what makes these tractors the best: 1. John Deere 8030 Series John Deere is perhaps the world’s favorite farming brand. So, it’s no surprise that this tractor remains one of the most popular mods for several games. Big in FS19, big in FS22, and big now! The modder takes great pride in this tractor, doing manual conversions and ensuring everything works as well as possible. And oh, it shows: John Deere 8030 on FS25 is virtually perfect. The best thing about it? That’s got to be customization. Any player will be able to edit this tractor in several different ways: All the seats and wheels for you to modify Various blinkers, lights, and warning signs The front of the tractor includes a linkage with PTO and weight brackets. The engine and gearbox can be edited using 15 different options. If you’re interested in adapting your machinery to look seamless in your specific country or region, it’s a great tractor mod for that as well. There are pre-built options for EU, US, Canadian, and Australian markets, such as modifying the tractor to fit the regulations. On top of that, the 8030 mod also lets you to: Lower and raise the tractor’s front Swivel the driver seat to the right One complaint about this mod could be the unrealistic engine sounds. But the existing package is perfect enough. The 8030 looks good, is highly editable, and works on almost every farm. Bullseye. Mod details: Power: 240-360 HP Modder: Udruzenje Nezavisnih Modera Base Price: 185,000 Errors: None! 2. Massey Ferguson 8S Massey Ferguson 8S is already available in the game. However, as with many tractors on the Farming Simulator, the base version severely lacks customization. This mod by Schnibbi Modding fixes that – giving this great machine some extra features. Here’s what the main changes are: Fully adaptable and configurable wheels Options to completely change warning signs Full tractor body and wheel rim color adjustments. We left out one thing because it deserves a separate mention—the animations. Doors, sunroofs, and windows can all be fully opened. The steering columns also fold, just like in real life, depending on whether you are leaving or entering. Should this have been a standard feature? Probably. But we can see why GIANTS might not bother: when there are modders who do an excellent job instead. This Massey Ferguson 8S still has slight sound issues, as with many mods. But this one’s tiny, as we don’t notice a sound difference between whether the doors are closed or open. Small issue? It doesn’t change the fact that this is a beautiful mod. Mod details: Power: 225-325 HP Modder: Schnibbi Modding Base Price: 202,000 Errors: None 3. Fendt 700 and 800 Vario Many long-time players will probably recognize this mod. Despite this model not being created to be in the base game, these Fendt tractor mods have been available to modding players ever since FS15. The models get updates with each release, making each generation better than the plan. This one’s no exception and has no issues that we noticed. Even the most common mod issue – the sound has been perfected. Turn down your music, and take a listen. The realism in FS25 works well with these completely legit sounds. Now add some LED lights that make this tractor look like it just left the retail warehouse, and you’ve got a winning combo. Mod details: Power: 115-280 HP Modder: WhyLineZ Base Price: 129.200 Errors: None 4. Deutz-Fahr 9 Series Long-time FS19 players will probably remember this Deutz-Fahr: it was perhaps the most popular tractor in the game. Long-time FS22 players might remember that this tractor didn’t make it to the game. It sounds like a problem – but it was solved by RedCat3D, bringing this crowd favorite into the FS22 and FS25. With additional upgrades and official-level detailing, it’s an improvement from the previous generation! The textures are very good, which players with powerful computers and large screens will enjoy. All the 300 horsepower sounds like they should, with excellent custom audio. Mod details: Power: 290-340 HP Modder: RedCat3D Base Price: 280,000 Errors: None In the shop, you can also easily upgrade this tractor by adding different designs, including the popular Warrior design, options for custom wheels, and four different engine modifications. 5. Fendt 900 Vario (Gen 7) This Fendt tractor can already be found in the game – but we recommend downloading this mod by Schnibbi Modding because, with some additional changes, it becomes one of the best tractor mods for FS25. You’ll find some extra features, like: Doors and windows are fully animated The steering column will fold automatically Warning signs will fold and unfold automatically The customization is also greatly improved, making this Fendt FS25 mod a seriously good idea. You can customize the beacon light placement, color the rims and body with fully custom colors, and change the wheels to many options. And then there are the animations. Mod details: Power: 296-415 HP Modder: Schnibbi Modding Base Price: 280,000 Errors: None The animations are probably our favorite part of this mod. The hand throttle and folding warning signs are fully animated. 6. Valtra S Series Valtra S Series is another mod you probably won’t find on the base FS25 game, despite it being available on some of the previous releases. Thanks to Bubber Drumm, the legend of Valtra continues, and you can download the newest, most refined version of this tractor. In our opinion, it’s an improvement, even with the earlier official version. The sound is much better and significantly more realistic, and with various options for adding custom wheels from different manufacturers, you’re spoiled for choice. You can also pick from 6 different engine customizations and choose the color for the body and the rims. Mod details: Power: 300-405 HP Modder: Bubber Drumm Base Price: 252,000 Errors: None 7. Case IH Optum Series Mods are very important for keeping the online archives alive. This Case IH is another case of a perfectly great tractor getting removed from the game. For what reason exactly, we do not know. But we see this mod by Chefkoch brings the beloved tractor to FS25! And there’s plenty to be happy about. For starters, it looks good—better than the original from the earlier releases. The good news is that the sound is improved and works seamlessly with FS25. If you don’t have any experience working with or next to Case IH Optum, you probably wouldn’t notice. Mod details: Power: 288 and 313 HP Modder: Chefkoch Base Price: 240,000 Errors: None The only issue remains the lack of customization. All you can do is many different beacon lights. If that’s enough for you, this tractor mod will be great. 8. Massey Ferguson 8700S Massey Ferguson MF 8700 is big and popular, but for some reason, it is not on the base game of FS25. Luckily, this oversight can be quickly fixed. This mod by Blauea can be found in the Downloadable Content section, and you should download it. The S model of this MF tractor is the more expensive base model, with six variations having 300 to 405 horsepower. You can change the wheels for each, which is a nice benefit. Windows and doors now open, and you get full keyboard or mouse control for the animations. Mod details: Power: 300-405 HP Modder: Blauea Base Price: 250,000 Errors: None The MF 8700S also sounds good, and we haven’t noticed a big difference between the mod and the real-life version. It’s a great update on the previous mod, with the community stepping up and updating this tractor for the next-gen of gaming. 9. Massey Ferguson 3600 and Landini 19500 If you’re a bit of an agriculture history nerd, you will love this mod. Even though the Massey Ferguson 3670 tractor is available on the base game, this mod also gives you extended 3680 and 3690 options. You will also get the Landini 19500 as well. Why is that, and why should you be interested? That’s because 1959 Massey Ferguson purchased Landini, including all its factories. As a result, some MF models were made by Landini in Italy. And vice versa – some Landinis were built in the French MF plant. While different in name, this also meant that you could use the same parts for other models. Mod details: Power: 170-190 HP Modder: Sham130 Base Price: 97,000 Errors: None Landini 19500 is a rare model, and with plenty of vintage Massey Fergusons, this mod is a nice slice of agricultural history. 10. Valtra A Series 4 Are you looking for something small but mighty and have this model in mind? Well, you won’t find it in the base game. Luckily, this compact but powerful Valtra tractor mod is now available in FS25, thanks to Thierry Gamer. While this Valtra is pretty small and not as powerful as some might want, many will be happy to know that you will also access great customization options with this mod. For example, you can fully customize the interior and body of the tractor – including the driver’s seat. Lights are also customizable, letting you pick between LEDs, Xenon, or standard lights. With weight brackets and front loader mounts, this Valtra can be customized for many types of work. Mod details: Power: 75-130 HP Modder: Thierry Gamer Base Price: 53,100 Errors: No 11. Case IH MXM 190 Is it weird that this tractor made this list for sound alone? Well, it shouldn’t be – because if you care about realistic sounds, this Case IH mod by My GameSteam is your pick. The differences in sound between outdoor and cab views are great, and you can even hear the interior rattling when driving on rough terrain. However, there are some issues. Namely, the unrealistic top speed of 75 km/h, which some may see as a bug and others as a feature. The color options are also slightly unrealistic, but in the same way – you might love it like that. If you do, it’s a great tractor to choose. Mod details: Power: 190-235 HP Modder: My GameSteam Base Price: 68,000 Errors: Some 12. Challenger MT 900 E ML We thought FS25 was the latest technological marvel, showcasing how big the game can be. However, the Challenger MT 900 E ML was too big even for that. It’s either that or that AGCO, owning both Fendt and Challenger, decided to go all-in on Fendt as its flagship brand for American markets. So, you might see a lot of Challengers dressed up as Fendts. But if you still want the classic Challenger look on your farm, you can still get it – using mods! It’s realistic, as any good FS25 tractor mod should be, but we’ll say that customization is lacking. There are three different engines, the biggest at 646 HP. You can choose from a red or white logo, four Trelleborg wheels, and many colors. Mod details: Power: 536-646 HP Modder: HoT Online Team Base Price: 425,000 Errors: No All in all, it is an excellent tractor to choose from. If you haven’t found something you like on this list, don’t worry – we have plenty more. Check out our tractor mods in the FS25 Tractors mods category. Author: farmingsimulator25mods.com Report bugs in the comments and help modders improve this mod. Always check the comments, you can find a solution.
Farming Simulator 25 Used Vehicle: How to Sale
Farming Simulator 25 Used Vehicle: How to Sale
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How to Fix a Tractor on Farming Simulator 25
How to Fix a Tractor on Farming Simulator 25 Farming Simulator 25 is a simulation game that offers an incredibly accurate farming experience. You can work your farm, customize your fields and forests, grow and harvest different crops and plants, and build an entire animal farm. Any larger farm in the game will have a lot of tractors on the fields. But sometimes your tractors stop working or start being much less efficient than they used to be. Let’s see why it happens and how to edit a tractor to play the game. One thing to understand about tractors in FS25 is that their quality will reduce over time, just like in real life. The more you use the tractor, the worse it gets after driving it for a long time. You can easily see and follow your tractor’s current status. The informational screen above the speedometer and the vehicle overview screen will give you most of the information. Once you find out that you need to edit your tractor to make it work better, let’s examine the 3 different ways to do it! 1. How to Repair it Remotely Remote repair is by far the easiest way to fix your tractor. To do so, open the screen with your items and choose the one that needs to be fixed. 2. Repairing in the workshop behind the shop You can also repair machinery by picking a workshop, usually behind every shop. 3. How to Repair in Your Workshop Finally, you can open your repair shop to fix a tractor on Farming Simulator 25. Just follow these steps: Go to the shop Select the “Placeables” option Choose “Miscellaneous” Click on “Vehicle Workshop” This is a bit of an investment, costing 28,000. And now, with a repair workshop on your farm, you can have many tractors and not worry about repairing them manually. With a well-maintained tractor, this money will pay back for itself quickly. All in all, pick a method you like the most. There are plenty of different ways to fix and edit a tractor on FS25 – and there’s no wrong option. Author: farmingsimulator25mods.com Report bugs in the comments and help modders improve this mod. Always check the comments, you can find a solution.
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