Features:
- 53 ft (16.15 m) Lizard dropdeck trailer, standard price $55,500
- Tipper body for $42,000 with 106,625 l capacity, optional $1,000 cover and walking floor
- $15,000 liquid tank for all in-game liquids including milk, water, herbicide, slurry, digestate, liquid fertilizer and fuel
- $2,500 slurry and digestate spreader add-on with adjustable 24 m working width
- $3,500 logging forks carrying two stacks of 8 m logs
- Bale autoload: 550 1.2 m conventional, 54 1.8 m square, 52 1.25 m round or 13 round cotton bales, among others
- Optional un-realistic capacities, such as 1100 1.2 m conventional bales
- Dual, split, tri and quad axle configurations
- 9 tire configurations from Lizard, BKT, Trelleborg, Continental and Nokian
- Separate colors for frame, wood deck, tipper, forks, cover, tank, tank trim and rims
- Optional rear hitch, rear work lights and grapes added to the bulk category
- Made by macktrucker921
This 53 ft (16.15 m) Lizard dropdeck trailer is a multi-purpose hauler for Farming Simulator 25, listed among flatbed trailers, low loaders, wood transport and cotton transport. The standard trailer costs $55,500, and its bale autoloader takes loads such as 550 1.2 m conventional bales, 42 2.4 m square bales, 34 1.80 m round bales or 3 square cotton bales. The B key starts and stops loading, while the Y key handles unloading and resets the autoloader for the next load.
Body configurations turn the deck into several other machines. A $42,000 tipper body holds 106,625 liters and can get a $1,000 cover or a walking floor for sell points with low ceilings. A $15,000 liquid tank carries every in-game liquid and can be extended with a $2,500 slurry and digestate spreader with an adjustable 24 m working width, while $3,500 logging forks easily carry two stacks of 8 m logs.
The frame, wood deck, tipper, logging forks, cover, liquid tank, tank trim and rims each have their own color selection, and there are dual, split, tri and quad axle setups with nine tire options. An optional rear hitch, rear work lights and un-realistic capacity configurations round out the package, and grapes are added to the bulk category for every bulk-capable trailer. Loading or unloading very large numbers of 1.2 m bales can hurt frame rates depending on your graphics settings.
