Features:
- Two sizes: SPTR 6×4 with six axles and SPTR 8×4 with eight axles
- SPTR 6×4 priced at $78,500
- SPTR 8×4 priced at $98,500
- Bale autoload for 180 220 and 240 square bales
- Maximum autoload of 52 bales on the 6×4 and 72 bales on the 8×4
- Load platform of 3.7 x 11.5 meters on the SPTR 6×4
- Load platform of 3.7 x 14.6 meters on the SPTR 8×4
- Independent cushioning and pivoting on every axle
- Platform leveling by raising the front and rear axle groups
- Four types of tires to choose from
- Color configurations for main body wheel guards side reflectors and rims
- Made by Hispano
Moving a big machine needs a big deck. Demco Special Transports adds two multi axle low loaders to Farming Simulator 25, both built around long platforms, independently suspended axles and the option to take a full bale load instead of equipment.
The SPTR 6×4 runs on six axles, costs $78,500 and offers a 3.7 by 11.5 meter platform. The SPTR 8×4 adds two more axles, costs $98,500 and stretches the deck to 3.7 by 14.6 meters. With autoload switched on the smaller one takes 52 bales and the larger one 72, covering 180, 220 and 240 square bales.
Every axle has its own cushioning and pivots, so the platform can be levelled by raising or lowering the axle groups. Set the rear group first until the deck sits parallel to the ground, then bring the front group down only until the wheels begin to turn. Drop the front too low and the platform tends to scissor.
Four tire types and colour settings for the main body, wheel guards, side reflectors and rims let you match the trailer to your fleet. Heavy duty trucks are recommended up front, and the rear ramps stay out of action while autoload is active.
