The convenient front pickup allows you to pick up feed spills directly from the ground, and store them in the rear tub. Unloading is easy with left, right, and rear unload options, so you can easily return the feed to the trough, or store it for later use. Sadie will happily pick up grass, silage, and pig food. A small upgrade to Sadie will turn her into a feed delivery system, so you can easily store your TMR, pig food, grass, or whatever you're feeding your animals, and deliver it directly to the trough through the convenient side unloading. Void the warranty by removing the pickup discerning safety chip, and Sadie will pick up all bulk materials! Features - Left, right, and rear unload options - Cover, with multiple design options - Advanced dashboard with detailed status display - Warm side lights to limit disruption to animals at night - Multiple wheel options - Multiple colour choices for main, design, rims, and decal (4 separate colour pickers) - Smart pickup limiter to avoid overfilling - As a result, the tub may not fill completely. This is fine, and perfectly normal, since one more belt segment of material would overload the tub. It's a feature; not a bug :) Recommended mod (PC only) "Inside Camera Zoom" to allow zooming in on dashboard Capacity: 25,000 litres Top speed: 43 KPH (26 MPH) Fill-type configurations Animal spills: Grass, Hay, Silage, and Pig Food Most things: Wheat, Barley, Oat, Canola, Sunflower, Soybean, Maize, Manure, Seeds, TMR, Forage, Chaff. Silage, Straw, Grass, Hay, Sugarcane, Fertiliser, Pig Food, and Lime Everything: All Bulk materials (use for custom fruits etc.) Price: $142,000 Changelog 1.0.1.0 - Steering wheel is now easier to turn (at all) - Brake and accelerator pedals have more travel when pressed (again.. at all, sorry) - Added Wheat to animal group (sorry, chickens) Game Farming Simulator 19 Manufacturer LIZARD Category Animals Author Mantrid Filename FS19_Lizard_Sadie.zip Size 7.36 MB Version 1.0.1.0 Released 07.07.2021 Platform PC/MAC, PS4, XB1 User Rating: 4.3 (527) DOWNLOAD