Unimog U400 for FS25 - is a versatile and highly customizable mod for Farming Simulator 25 (FS25), originally created by modder "Tackleberry" for FS22 and further developed for FS25. This mod brings the iconic Mercedes-Benz Unimog U400 into the game, offering players a robust truck with multiple configurations and attachments tailored for various farming tasks.
Features Unimog U400:
- Customizable Unimog U400;
- Body 802 SEK with capacity adjustment;
- Salt spreader Küpper White for winter use;
- Liquid tank;
- the model has own interior
- the model has own wheels
- The dust from the wheels
- Traces of wheels
- Dirt / WashableÂ
- detailed model
Modules:
- 3,600L or 4,100L tanks
- 1: Water, milk including buffalo milk
- 2: Chemicals: liquid fertilizer, herbicide, silage additive
- 3: Slurry tank including level gauge
- 4: Diesel tankÂ
Tested on game version 1.7.x
Unimog U400 + Modules v1.3.0.1 for FS25
Reason: Mod Updated to v1.3.0.1
Changes in v1.3.0.1:
- Changed the sound of the signal.
Water tank:
- The water drain on the pastures now works. Thanks to "Laxxy02" for reporting this.
- The connecting pipe for connecting to the slurry has been "fixed". Thanks to "Hinak" for reporting this.
Changes in v1.3:
- The local steelworker has designed a new body for the U400.
Download Link 1 | ​Download Link 2​​​
Simple steps to install FS25 Mods:
- Download the mod «Unimog U400 + Modules v1.3.0.1 for FS25»
- Copy the mod in ,,My Computer> My Documents> My Games> Farming Simulator 2022 > mods" folder
- Start the game, activate the mod
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