Features:
- Three machines in one pack
- Prinoth Leitwolf Agripower priced at $190,000
- Leveler Standard Version at $6,000
- Leveler Pro Reality Version at $8,000
- Full-fledged 3-point mount at the rear of the Agripower
- Fully articulated arm that resets to its home position at the press of a button
- Leveler is separately mountable instead of fixed to the machine
- Reworked driving characteristics
- Standard leveler stays aligned horizontally to the world for a straight surface
- Pro version has separately controllable wings that also change the sliding width
- Angled Pro leveler creates an inclined plane and needs constant position correction
- Made by HR Forst und Fahrzeugbau
The Prinoth Leitwolf Pack bundles three machines for Farming Simulator 25: the Leitwolf Agripower at $190,000 and two levelers, a standard version for $6,000 and a Pro version for $8,000.
The Agripower carries a full-fledged 3-point mount at the back and a fully articulated arm that can be sent back to its home position with a single button press. The leveler is no longer part of the machine itself but mounts separately, and the driving characteristics have been adjusted to match.
The standard leveler keeps its slide function and material pickup aligned horizontally to the world, so you always end up with a straight surface and can push material anywhere. The Pro version trades that comfort for realism: the wings are controlled separately and change the sliding width, an angled blade creates an inclined plane, and the position needs constant correction.
