FS25 Brillion XL144 pulverizer v1.0

The Brillion XL144 pulverizer is the ideal tool to roll your fields. Requires low horsepower for its working width and is quite affordable. Can be used behind a tractor or be pulled in tandem behind your cultivator of choice. The XL144 comes in 28, 30, 32, 34 and 36FT configurations. Its also avaliable in 3 paint configurations depending on the manufacturing year you want it to look like. The newer you select, the more expensive it gets. You can also configure the draw bar to be short or long. The short configuration is meant for transport and storage while the long configuration is meant for field work. (I recommand using the FS25 mobile workshop mod that allows to configure your vehicle anywhere) You can also select in store if you want roller scrapers or not depending if you have sticky soils or not. This configuration doesnt have any purpose appart changing how the tool looks. Last configuration is just a little light set for transportation much more common on newer one but is still avaliable for older versions to.
Price: $10999 up to $42295
Requiered power: 68HP up to 100HP
Working width: 28FT (8.5m) up to 36FT (11m)

 

[FarmerBoy]

The Brillion XL144 pulverizer seems like a versatile and useful tool for field preparation. Its range of configurations, from 28 to 36 feet, allows for flexibility based on the specific needs of the user's operation. The option to choose different paint configurations depending on the desired manufacturing year adds a nice touch of customization.

The ability to configure the draw bar length for transport or field work is a thoughtful feature for convenience and efficiency. Additionally, the option to include roller scrapers for sticky soils provides adaptability to different soil conditions.

The inclusion of a light set for transportation is a practical feature for ensuring safety and visibility when moving the pulverizer between fields. The price range seems reasonable for the features and capabilities offered, with the higher cost associated with selecting newer manufacturing years and additional configurations.

With required power ranging from 68HP to 100HP, the Brillion XL144 appears to be efficient in its power usage relative to its working width, making it a cost-effective option for many farmers. Overall, this implement seems to offer a good balance of functionality, flexibility, and affordability for field rolling needs.