FS25 BIN Pack V1.0.0.1

BIN silos are designed for storing dry grain, rapeseed, corn, legumes and other bulk materials. They are made of high-quality sheet metal, ensuring durability and efficient operation for decades.
Set includes:
BIN 10
Price: 20 000 $
Daily maintenance cost: 50 $
Capacity: 20 000
BIN 10 tandem
Price: 40 000 $
Daily maintenance cost: 50 €
Capacity: 40 000
BIN 10 extension
Price: 10 000 $
Daily maintenance cost: 20 $
Capacity: 20 000
BIN 100
Price: 58 000 $
Daily maintenance cost: 70 $
Capacity: 266 000
BIN 100 extension
Price: 30 000 $
Daily maintenance cost: 30 $
Capacity: 133 000
V1.0.0.1
Added a second color version grey without shine.

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for sharing the details about the BIN silos available in the BIN Pack V1.0.0.1 for FS25. It's great to know that these silos are specifically designed for storing various types of bulk materials and are made of high-quality sheet metal for long-lasting durability.

Here's a summary of the BIN silos included in the set along with their key specifications:

1. BIN 10:
- Price: $20,000
- Daily maintenance cost: $50
- Capacity: 20,000 units

2. BIN 10 tandem:
- Price: $40,000
- Daily maintenance cost: $50
- Capacity: 40,000 units

3. BIN 10 extension:
- Price: $10,000
- Daily maintenance cost: $20
- Capacity: 20,000 units

4. BIN 100:
- Price: $58,000
- Daily maintenance cost: $70
- Capacity: 266,000 units

5. BIN 100 extension:
- Price: $30,000
- Daily maintenance cost: $30
- Capacity: 133,000 units

It's also worth mentioning that in the V1.0.0.1 update, a second color version in grey without shine has been added.

These BIN silos offer a range of capacities to suit different needs and operations, providing efficient storage solutions for various types of grains and bulk materials. The detailed pricing and maintenance costs enable players to make informed decisions when setting up their farms in FS25.

Overall, the BIN Pack V1.0.0.1 seems to be a valuable addition to the game, offering versatile storage options for players to enhance their farming experience.