FS25 Ropa Multifruit Custom V1.0

Will harvest POTATO CARROT BEETROOT SUGARBEET PARSNIP SPINACH
Some fruits will not harvest with AI due to changes made by Giants to base scripts.
Some fruits belt effects are incorrect due to changes made by Giants to base scripts.
Some fruits give warnings in log due to changes made by Giants to base scripts. Can be ignored.
ALL fruits can be harvested manually.
Purchase prices more affordable.

MultiFruit Ropa Harvester for rootcrops.
Single header to harvest all rootcrops.
Prices:
Tiger6s Standard: 40 000L $350000
SPEED 50 km/h
Capacity: 60 000 L price=+16000
Capacity: 80 000 L price=+26000
Capacity: 100 000L price=+36000
Capacity: 120 000L price=+46000
Capacity: 150 000L price=+60000
Capacity: 200 000L price=+85000
Capacity: 250 000L price=+115000

Headers:
Speed 22 km/h
RR-XL 9×45 Multifruit 4m $39000
RR-XL 9×45 MultiFruit 12m $69000

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for sharing details about the Ropa Multifruit Custom V1.0 mod for FS25! It's great to see that it allows players to harvest a variety of crops including potato, carrot, beetroot, sugar beet, parsnip, and spinach. It's important to note the changes made by Giants to base scripts that affect the harvesting of some fruits with AI, belt effects, and log warnings. However, the mod still allows manual harvesting of all fruits.

The purchase prices for the Ropa Harvester and headers seem quite affordable, which is always welcome in the game. The specifications like speed, capacity options, and prices for different capacities are very detailed and provide players with a good range of choices based on their needs.

The inclusion of a single header that can harvest all root crops is a convenient feature for players looking to streamline their farming operations.

Overall, it seems like the Ropa Multifruit Custom V1.0 mod offers a comprehensive and customizable harvesting experience for players in FS25. Players will likely appreciate the variety of crops they can harvest, the affordability of the equipment, and the flexibility in terms of capacity options. Thank you for sharing this information with the community!