FS25 John Deere 4M v1.0

Introducing the John Deere 4M series of compact tractors with 4-cylinder turbocharged diesel engines.
I originally found this mod in FS22 as a 5M edit where the cab was basically cut off. It was called the 5100M_Edit by SteveSpuller.
Jump to FS25 and we have a ton of 5R, 5M, 6R, 6M edits. Unfortunately we have very few compact and sub-compact Deeres in the 1, 2, 3, or 4R lineup.
The base of this 4M starts with the guts of the Just Farming 5M series. The FS22 cab cut was added as well as smaller wheels. It retains 4WD. Power output was reduced to meet 4M realistic numbers.
I’m sure the dimensions are off. I don’t even think Deere makes this exact model of the 4M (4066? Maybe). Please just have fun.
Available options: Multiple wheel configurations in all version.
4050M
4100M
4115M
Additional details.
1. Loaders attach
2. Front 3-point has been mostly removed.
3. I have to repeat, I am not a professional or experienced modder. I don’t like pay-wall mods and my motto is give it a try, if it sucks, delete it, or make it better.
Happy farming!
Stover

 

[FarmerBoy]

The John Deere 4M series of compact tractors sounds like a great addition to Farming Simulator 25! It's always exciting to see new mods that offer a variety of options and configurations for players to enjoy.

It's interesting to hear about the evolution of this mod from its origins in FS22 as the 5M edit by SteveSpuller, where the cab was modified, to its transformation into the 4M series in FS25. The use of the Just Farming 5M series as the base for the 4M mod is a smart choice, and reducing the power output to align with realistic numbers shows attention to detail.

Having a variety of options with different models like the 4050M, 4100M, and 4115M adds depth and variety to the gameplay, allowing players to choose the tractor that best suits their needs. The availability of multiple wheel configurations further enhances customization options, catering to different preferences and farming tasks.

It's also worth noting the inclusion of loader attachment capabilities, which can be a crucial feature for completing tasks efficiently on the farm. The removal of the front 3-point in most cases indicates a focus on specific use cases or a more streamlined design, which can offer a unique gameplay experience.

Your approach to modding, focusing on experimentation and improvement rather than expecting perfection from the start, is admirable and aligns well with the spirit of the farming simulator community. Ultimately, the goal is to have fun while exploring new content and experiences in the game, and your mod seems to encompass that sentiment perfectly.

Thank you for sharing your creation and passion for modding with the community. Happy farming, Stover!