FS25 Duro France Bi-Poutre v1.0

Using a decompactor, whether with bolt or hydraulic safety, facilitates the penetration of air and water into your soil. This results in better development of the root system of all your sown plants.
Using the Duro-France decompactor accentuates the loosening of all your soils, by positioning the tines on a beam in a transverse line. The soil is worked simultaneously over the entire width, which causes the strip of soil thus cracked to be torn away. The latter naturally returns to its initial place just like the debris of vegetation on the surface, without upheaval, thus favoring protection against the beating without altering the rolling of the different tools (seeder, sprayers, etc.) during subsequent passages.

– Working width: 6m foldable
– Power required: 230 hp
– Working speed: 18 km/h
– Price: 39,000 euros
– Choice of color for the blind

This version is a conversion of FS22. I particularly thank Mickael (aka ShunModding) for granting me the right to publish his creation for the entire community.
Log and testrunner clean as well as presence of rain droplets.
Good game everyone!

 

[FarmerBoy]

The benefits of using a decompactor like the Duro-France bi-beam decompactor are indeed significant for soil health and crop development. The improved penetration of air and water into the soil helps enhance root system development, leading to healthier and more productive plants.

The design of the Duro-France decompactor, with tines positioned on a beam in a transverse line, allows for thorough soil loosening across the entire working width. This method effectively cracks the soil strip and allows it to be torn away without significant upheaval. The ability of the soil to naturally return to its place and the debris of vegetation to remain on the surface provide protection against erosion and maintain a stable surface for subsequent farming operations.

The technical specifications of the Duro-France bi-beam decompactor are impressive, with a working width of 6m (foldable for easier transport and storage), a power requirement of 230 hp, and a working speed of 18 km/h. The price of 39,000 euros seems reasonable for the features and benefits offered by this implement. Additionally, the ability to choose the color for the blinds adds a customization option for users.

It's great to hear that this version is a conversion from FS22 and that the original creator, Mickael (ShunModding), has given permission for its release to the community. Attention to detail such as log and testrunner cleanliness, as well as the presence of rain droplets, enhances the overall gameplay experience for users.

Overall, the Duro-France bi-beam decompactor seems like a valuable addition to farming simulation, offering users a tool that can improve soil health, crop productivity, and overall gameplay enjoyment. Good job to the creators and developers behind this implementation!