Features:
- All base game balers and cotton harvesters produce 100 kg liftable bales
- Round bales of 125/150/180 cm and square bales of 180/220/240 cm depending on the baler
- Balers from Anderson Group, Case IH, Claas, Krone, Kuhn, Fendt, Massey Ferguson, New Holland and Pöttinger — 48,000 $ to 164,000 $
- Case IH Module Express 635 (485,000 $) and John Deere CP690 (847,000 $) cotton harvesters
- John Deere CP690 makes 2,000 / 5,000 / 10,000 liter round cotton bales
- Anderson Group BioBaler WB-55 bales poplar into wood chips and eight crops into chaff
- Hay and straw bales can be wrapped with the special silage balers and wrappers
- Four wrappers: Anderson Group HYBRID X and IFX720 XTRACTOR, Kuhn SW 4014, Kverneland 7850 C
- Seven trailers including the Farmtech DPW 1800 autoloader, Arcusin ForStack 8.12 and FSX 63.72, Lizard Module 4 and Module X Semi
- Most bales work with base game equipment and other mods
- Buyable bales including forage, chaff and sugar beet cut bales; Kubota and Vermeer wrapping colours
- Made by Jos
The Liftable Bales Pack changes bale handling in Farming Simulator 22: every base game baler and cotton harvester has been reworked to turn out bales of just 100 kg, light enough to pick up and carry by hand. Most of these bales still work with base game equipment and other mods, and the pack ships with its own wrappers and trailers built for the lightweight format.
The baler line-up covers round balers with 125, 150 and 180 cm bales and square balers with 180, 220 and 240 cm bales from Anderson Group, Case IH, Claas, Krone, Kuhn, Fendt, Massey Ferguson, New Holland and Pöttinger, priced between 48,000 $ and 164,000 $. Hay and straw bales can be wrapped with the special silage balers and wrappers, the Anderson Group BioBaler WB-55 turns poplar into wood chip bales and corn, wheat, barley, oat, canola, sunflower, soybean and sorghum into chaff bales, and the John Deere CP690 offers 2,000, 5,000 and 10,000 liter round cotton bales.
Four wrappers — Anderson Group HYBRID X XTRACTOR (34,900 $) and IFX720 XTRACTOR (30,000 $), Kuhn SW 4014 (54,000 $) and Kverneland 7850 C (22,000 $) — cover round bales up to 180 cm, and the HYBRID X and the Kuhn SW 4014 also take square bales. Seven trailers, from the 19,500 $ Farmtech DPW 1800 autoloader to the 90,000 $ Arcusin FSX 63.72, move the bales around the farm. The cotton side is covered by the Case IH Module Express 635 (485,000 $) with round 10,000 liter bales and the John Deere CP690 (847,000 $) with square 20,000 liter bales, plus the McCormack Cotton Tag Trailer and the Lizard Module 4 and Module X Semi.
Bales can also be bought directly, including forage, chaff and sugar beet cut bales with fixed prices based on bale size, and the wrappers come in extra colours such as Kubota and Vermeer.
