FS25 Implements

Price: €49,500 Required power: 150 hp Working width: 4.5 m Working speed: 16 km/h Seed crop types: Maize, millet, sunflowers, soybeans, sugar beets, cotton, bush beans, rapeseed, silage maize

The HORSCH Maestro 9.75 RX is a perfect planter for small to medium sized farms Price: €65,000 Required power: 170 hp Working width: 6.7 m Working speed: 15 km/h Seed crop types: Maize, millet, sunflowers, soybeans, sugar beets, cotton, bush beans, rapeseed, silage maize

This is a used 1984 Bredal B4 fertilizer spreader. Manufactured in Denmark and originally owned by DLG for rental to farmers. Capacity: 8,000 L Price: 2,945 euros

Anderson RBM 2000 in Multicolor Version 1.1.0.0 Moddesc adjusted Rim rings added Camera installed (requires Mercedes DLC) Attention! The camera is still in the testing phase. I’m still deciding whether to keep it or remove it. I’m not entirely convinced by it yet. Hereby, I present my Anderson RBM 2000 bale wagon. What can the RBM 2000 do? Anderson RBM 2000 Category: Bale Wagon Price: €50,500 Capacity: 24 round bales (125-180 cm) Selectable body color Selectable chassis color Decals can be shown or hidden Hose color can be changed Selectable rim color Increased repair interval Includes Mercedes DLC colors It can display many more colors; the ones shown in the pictures are just a small selection.

The ZTS MV5-014 tractor-mounted manure trailer, with a payload capacity of 8.3 m³, is designed for pumping, transporting, and applying liquid manure, sewage, and other agricultural wastewater. The trailer can be used for the widespread fertilization of fields and meadows with slurry, manure, and other liquid fertilizers, as well as for pumping and transporting wastewater, for irrigation, sprinkling, and road washing. It was manufactured in the 1980s at the ZTS Malacky plant. MV5-014 Price: 17000 € Capacity: 8300 l Working width: 11 m Power required: 55 hp Working speed: 15 km/h Other options : Main and secondary color configuration Design configuration Rim color configuration For transporting other liquids, the “tank” version is...