Category - Farming Simulator 22
Version game - v1.13.x
Credits: - SCS Software, FTmodding,Rick Black Labele,Noah1735 TWD Modding, Crownzilla, GDNfix
Renault Premiun Grain 4x2 - this truck is specifically designed for hauling grain, making it an invaluable asset for players looking to maximize their farming operations. With its sleek design and impressive performance capabilities, the Renault Premium Grain 4x2 Truck is sure to impress even the most seasoned virtual truck drivers.
Features Renault Premiun Grain 4x2:- Power: 320 hp, 12ти скоросная коробка передач, задний привод;
- Speed: 130 km/h;
- Fuel tank capacity: 440 l.;
- Cost: 55000 €;
- Selection of the main color, bumper color, wheels color, cover color and two body colors;
- Rim color selection;
- License plate configuration;
- Dynamic hoses;
- Animated dashboard;
- Working lighting equipment;
- Working mirrors;
- Leaves traces;
- Gets dirty and washable;
- Design options: additional light, visor
Tested on game version 1.13.x
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Changes in v1.0.0.1:– Changed the lower part of the body, added body supports
– New wheels added
– Added support for the Universal Passenger mod
– Beacon lights are placed in a separate configuration. You can buy a car without beacon lights
– Fixed a bug when grain was visible through a closed cover
– Added front fenders
– Changed engine and wheel settings for better performance with trailers
– Minor visual changes and optimizations
Changes in v1.0:- first release
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