LS25 DF Grain Crusher M53 V1.0.0.0
LS25 DF Grain Crusher M53 V1.0.0.0
Following the successful release of the CerealDrive, we’re following up with another masterpiece: By popular demand, we’re releasing number 53 – the DF Grain Crusher M53!
This powerful industrial drive-through mill sets new standards in farm efficiency and storage capacity.
Anyone growing grain on a large scale will love this drive-through silo.
No more tedious maneuvering or reversing with extra-long trailers.
Simply drive onto the marked lane with the integrated weighing platform, unload the harvest, and drive on!
In addition to classic grains like wheat and barley, the GrainCrusher is state-of-the-art
and also processes the new LS25 rice and long-grain rice directly into the finest rice flour!
The system boasts an absolutely gigantic XXL volume of 8,000,000 liters (1 million liters per fill type),
easily accommodating even the harvest from vast fields.
For all the budget-conscious:
The mill costs absolutely nothing to maintain on a daily basis! Furthermore, the entire site is fully optimized for automated driving systems (such as AutoDrive).
Pallet dispensing is neatly organized on an extra-long, illuminated concrete platform on the right-hand side.
The plant’s key facts:
Purchase price: €76,000
Maintenance: €0/day (Absolutely free!)
Category: Production Points
Total capacity: 8,000,000 liters (1,000,000 liters per type)
Input goods: Wheat, barley, oats, sorghum, rice, long grain rice
Output goods: Flour, rice flour
Speed: 30 cycles/hour
Changelog / version info
Version 1.0.0.0 (Release)
First release: Large mill in a modern XXL drive-in concept for FS25.
Rice-Ready: Full support for the new LS25 fill types (Rice, Riceflour etc.).
Gigantic storage facility: Capacity increased to a massive 8 million liters.
Multiplayer-Ready: Full support for multiplayer servers is added.
Clean log: The mod runs absolutely log-error-free on the current game patch.
AutoDrive optimized: Lanes and collisions perfectly adapted for driver assistance and AI systems.
