Features:
- MB-trac 440: $40,000 with 68-125 hp
- MB-trac 441: $60,000 with 95-150 hp
- Maximum speed: 40 kph on both models
- Shop category: Small tractors
- Subframe weight: $1000 and 750 kg in the Weights category
- Covers the MB-trac 700, 800, 900, 1000 and 1100 models
- Built as all-wheel drive only, like the originals
- Realistic portal axle with suspension plus cabin and seat suspension
- Stoll front loader, front and rear attachers and a subframe attacher
- Configurable base color, engine setup, wheel brand and wheel setup
- Openable doors and windows, folding window, mirrors and passenger
- Made by Bremi456
Mercedes-Benz built the MB-trac exclusively as an all-wheel drive tractor, and this Farming Simulator 25 interpretation keeps that character intact. The 800, 900 and 1000 were produced between 1982 and 1991, while the 700 and 1100 ran from 1987 to 1991.
A revision in 1987 brought a slightly stronger engine, a reworked instrument cluster in the cabin and a mildly changed paint scheme. In game the 440 costs $40,000 with 68 to 125 hp and the 441 costs $60,000 with 95 to 150 hp, both topping out at 40 kph in the small tractor category.
Shop options cover base color, motor setup, wheel brand and wheel setup, front and rear attachers, folding window, mirrors, additional lights, fender extensions, cabin decals, remote valves, hubs, an optional Stoll front loader, an optical GPS and the subframe. A separate 750 kg subframe weight is listed under Weights for $1000.
Simulation detail runs deeper than the spec sheet: a realistic portal axle with suspension, suspended cabin and seat, doors and windows that open, a passenger seat and an attacher on the subframe for frame-mounted implements. The series is also prepared for Interactive Control.
