Tractor mods are the backbone of most Farming Simulator 25 setups since they decide how fast you plough, seed and pull trailers around the map. The mods below span small yard machines for tight budgets, medium all-rounders for daily work, and large tractors built to shift heavy equipment without stalling.
When picking one, match the horsepower to the jobs you actually do: a small tractor is fine for mowing or loader work, but wide tillage or big trailers need real pulling power. Also check the shop price against your farm’s budget, and look at what configuration options are included, since wheels, colours, loaders and tire brands can matter as much as raw hp.
1. Massey Ferguson 4000 Series – 225 hp Large Tractor
This large tractor costs $140,000 in the shop and puts out 225 hp, enough for wide cultivators, seeders and heavy trailers. Top speed is capped at 30 kph, so it leans toward pulling power rather than road speed.
Motor, wheel, fender, exhaust and colour configuration are all adjustable, along with license plates, and there’s a manual shifting option for players who want more control over gear changes. It’s a compact download and runs on PC, Mac, PS5 and Xbox Series.
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2. John Deere Series 7010 – 175-195 hp Medium Tractor
Priced at $68,000, this medium tractor offers 175 to 195 hp depending on whether you pick the 7710 or 7810 motor configuration. A 40 kph top speed makes it comfortable for both field work and road runs.
Extras cover beacon lights, licence plate position, the exhaust grid and wheel options, plus new mirrors, top lights and a seat camera view for a better in-cab perspective.
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3. John Deere 3010 and 3020 – 63 hp Small Tractors
This pack adds two small tractors starting at $15,000, with power ranging from 53 to 63 hp across the models. They suit tight yards, smaller fields or a farm that’s just starting out on a limited budget.
You get motor and wheel configuration, a choice between ROPS or canopy, front weights, a front loader attacher and licence plate options. Top speed is 28 kph, and it’s available on PC, Mac, PS5 and Xbox Series.
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4. MTZ Belarus 820 Ultra Pack
The MTZ Belarus 820 is a straightforward 82 hp tractor with a 43 km/h top speed, built more for general farm duties than heavy pulling. Rear hydraulics, wheel options and wheel weights let you set it up differently depending on the job.
Window tinting adds a visual touch, and front loader support is included for anyone who wants to attach one.
Download MTZ Belarus 820 Ultra Pack on CrashMods · Game version: 1.21.x
5. Case IH Magnum 340 Special Edition FL – 885 hp Tractor
This large tractor spans a huge power range, from a standard 374 hp engine up to a twin turbo 885 hp setup, with an extra unrealistic 1341 hp configuration for players who want to go past realistic limits. Top speed scales with the engine, running from 53 kph up to 80 kph, or 200 kph on the most extreme setup.
Base price is $351,000, and a custom frontloader and mount are sold separately for $10,000, with options to fit it as a frontloader, telehandler or wheel loader. Steering column tilt, selectable colours and tinted windows round out the customization.
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6. John Deere WTS / W / T Series
Despite the name, this is actually a combine harvester mod priced at 140,000 EUR rather than a tractor. The main selling point is tire choice, with Mitlas, BKT, Trelleborg and Michelin brands on offer plus further tire options beyond those four.
It’s a solid pick if matching tire brand across your equipment lineup matters to you.
Download John Deere WTS / W / T Series on CrashMods · Game version: 1.21.x
7. John Deere 3×40 / 3×50 Series – Small Tractor Pack
This pack bundles eight small tractors: the 3040, 3140, 3340 and 3640 alongside the 3050, 3150, 3350 and 3650. Each comes in 30 kph and 40 kph versions with several tuning variants, and there’s a 2WD model priced lower than the standard version.
Engine power sits at 92 hp with a 118 litre fuel tank, and you can pick from three John Deere PickUp weights at different price points. Controls are set up for crossplay, and the lineup supports Interactive Control points and Dashboard-Live on PC.
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8. Fendt 700 Vario Gen6/7 – Medium Tractors up to 303 hp
This pack covers both the Gen6 and Gen7/Gen7.1 versions of the Fendt 700 Vario, with power running from 150 hp on the base Gen6 up to 303 hp on the top Gen7.1 models, including the 728. Prices scale with the model, from $162,000 for Gen6 up to $249,500 for Gen7.
Extras include a tire pressure control system with compressor, Cargo front loader configurations, an Isaria Pro Compact sensor for precision farming, front PTO options and a rear-view camera. Track width can be set to 1.50 m or 2.25 m, and paint covers the main body, roof, rims and wheel weights.
Download Fendt 700 Vario Gen6/7 – Medium Tractors up to 303 hp on CrashMods
9. Case IH AFS Connect Magnum Series – 374-435 hp Large Tractors
This large tractor delivers 374 to 435 hp with a 50 kph top speed, priced at $351,000. New rowcrop wheel options and updated front wheel inner rims and connectors apply across every configuration.
Rim colours come in black, white or silver, and a 40-degree swivel seat is included. The whole thing is a tiny 0.10 MB download that runs on PC, Mac and consoles.
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10. McCormick X7 VT-Drive – 190-240 hp Medium Tractor
This medium tractor puts out 190 to 240 hp with a 50 km/h top speed, priced between $170,500 and $195,500 depending on setup. An update added 1.5 m narrow wheel configurations, and an earlier fix sorted out the front left fender.
At 11.42 MB it’s a light download, available on PC, Mac and consoles.
Download McCormick X7 VT-Drive – 190-240 hp Medium Tractor on CrashMods
Tips for tractors mods in Farming Simulator 25
- Get mods from a source you trust and place them directly in your game’s mod folder rather than nesting them inside extra subfolders.
- Check that a mod’s listed version lines up with your current game patch before loading an existing save, especially right after an update.
- Add one new tractor at a time in a test save first, so if something behaves oddly you know exactly which mod to blame.
- Keep file names short and distinct to avoid clashes with other tractor mods already sitting in your mod list.
- Back up your savegame before installing several tractors at once, in case one needs to be pulled out later.
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