Liftable Bales Pack v 1.1.2.0
Liftable Bales Pack v 1.1.2.0
All basegame balers and cotton harvesters has been modified to produce bales weighing only 100 kg, thus making them liftable!
This pack includes trailers to transport these lightweight bales. Most bales will also work with basegame equipment and other mods.
Hay and straw bales can be wrapped by special “Silage” balers and wrappers. Modified wrappers and trailers are required to work with these bales.
The Anderson Group BioBaler WB-55 can produce not only poplar to wood chips bales, but also corn/wheat/barley/oat/canola/sunflower/soybean/sorghum to chaff bales, which can be wrapped for silage.
The John Deere CP690 now allows for 2000 (231cm) / 5000 (235cm) / 10000 (238cm) liter round cotton bales.
== Balers ==
Anderson Group BioBaler WB-55
– Price: $ 99500
– Bales: round 125 cm
Case IH LB436 H
– Price: $ 159500
– Bales: square 180/220/240 cm
Claas ROLLANT 455 RC UNIWRAP
– Price: $ 78500
– Bales: round 125 cm
Claas QUADRANT 5300 FC
– Price: $ 153500
– Bales: square 180/220/240 cm
Krone BiG Pack 1290 HDP VC
– Price: $ 155000
– Bales: square 180/220/240 cm
Kuhn VB 3190
– Price: $ 57500
– Bales: round 125/150/180 cm
Kuhn SB 1290 iD
– Price: $ 164000
– Bales: square 180/220/240 cm
Fendt Squadra 1290 N UD /
Massey Ferguson 2370 Ultra HD
– Price $ 164000
– Bales: square 180/220/240 cm
Fendt Rotana 160 V Comb /
Massey Ferguson RB 4160V Protec
– Price $ 84500
– Bales: round 125/150 cm
New Holland BigBaler 1290 High Density
– Price: $ 159500
– Bales: square 180/220/240 cm
Poettinger IMPRESS 125F PRO
– Price: $ 48000
– Bales: round 125 cm
Poettinger IMPRESS 185VC PRO
– Price: $ 99500
– Bales: round 125/150/180 cm
== Cotton harvesters ==
Case IH Module Express 635
– Price: $ 485000
– Bales: cotton round 10000 liter
John Deere CP690
– Price: $ 847000
– Bales: cotton square 20000 liter
== Bale wrappers ==
Anderson Group HYBRID X XTRACTOR
– Price: $ 34900
– Bales: all square and round
Anderson Group IFX720 XTRACTOR
– Price: $ 30000
– Bales: round 125/150/180 cm
Kuhn SW 4014
– Price: $ 54000
– Bales: round 125/150 cm and all square
Kverneland 7850 C
– Price: $ 22000
– Bales: round 125/150 cm
== Trailers ==
Farmtech DPW 1800 autoloader
– Price: $ 19500
– Bales: all square and round
McCormack Cotton Tag Trailer
– Price: $ 89000
– Bales: cotton round 10000 liter
Arcusin ForStack 8.12
– Price $ 37000
– Bales: square 180/220/240 cm
Arcusin FSX 63.72
– Price: $ 90000
– Bales: square 180/220/240 cm
Lizard Module 4
– Price: $ 26000
– Bales: cotton square and round
Lizard Module X Semi
– Price: $ 46000
– Bales: cotton square and round
Anderson Group RBM2000
– Price: $ 50500
– Bales: round 125/150/180 cm
Version 1.1.2.0:
* Changed dimensions for square and round grass/hay/straw/silage bales to support basegame equipment and other mods
* Added 2000 and 5000 liter bales to John Deere CP690
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