Features:
- Nova 330 harvester priced at $75,000
- 4900 liter grain tank capacity
- 175 hp engine output
- Maximum speed of 20 kph
- Power Stream 500 grain header at $25,000 with 5.0 m working width
- Power Stream 600 grain header at $30,000 with 6.0 m working width
- Argus 570 corn header at $20,000 with 3.5 m working width
- Argus 670 corn header at $25,000 with 4.2 m working width
- Ziegler Corn Champion 5R corn header at $19,000 with 3.4 m working width
- Header power requirements from 70 to 100 hp
- Header working speeds between 8 and 10 kph
- Made by Average Enjoyer
The Rostselmash Nova 330 is a compact combine for Farming Simulator 25 farms where a full-size harvester would simply be too much machine. It costs $75,000, puts out 175 hp, empties into a 4900 liter grain tank and moves at up to 20 kph.
Grain work is handled by two Power Stream headers. The Power Stream 500 cuts 5.0 meters at 10 kph for $25,000 and asks for 80 hp, while the wider Power Stream 600 covers 6.0 meters at 8 kph for $30,000 and needs 100 hp behind it.
Corn is covered by three more headers. The Argus 570 takes 3.5 meters for $20,000 and the Argus 670 stretches to 4.2 meters for $25,000, both running at 9 kph, and the Ziegler Corn Champion 5R adds a 3.4 meter option at $19,000 and 10 kph. With power requirements between 70 and 100 hp, every header stays comfortably within the Nova 330’s own output.
