Description
This placeable heating plant for Farming Simulator 25 delivers 300 kW of heating capacity, making it a solid option for warming farm and industrial facilities. The large 21,000-liter tank allows long intervals between refills — a full tank lasts roughly 60 in-game hours. As a production site, the plant generates electricity that is sold automatically, providing a steady source of income.
Refueling is done with a shovel through the openable left-side roof. To open it, stand next to the switch on the front left corner outside the building and press the left mouse button. Keep in mind that the roof must be open for the tank to accept material.
Economically, the plant costs $160,000, with a daily upkeep of $5 and a monthly production cost of $60. It runs through 18 production cycles per month, so planning material supply around that throughput is worthwhile.
Since version 1.1.0.0, a second variant of the plant with a loading ramp is also included, making material handling and access more convenient depending on your setup.
Refueling is done with a shovel through the openable left-side roof. To open it, stand next to the switch on the front left corner outside the building and press the left mouse button. Keep in mind that the roof must be open for the tank to accept material.
Economically, the plant costs $160,000, with a daily upkeep of $5 and a monthly production cost of $60. It runs through 18 production cycles per month, so planning material supply around that throughput is worthwhile.
Since version 1.1.0.0, a second variant of the plant with a loading ramp is also included, making material handling and access more convenient depending on your setup.
Specifications
- Game
- Farming Simulator 25
- Category
- Постройки
- Version
- 1.1.0.0
- Size
- 27 MB
- Published
- 14.10.2026
- Views
- 2
Attribution
- Source
- https://www.farming-simulator.com/mod.php?mod_id=346764&title=fs2025
- Author
- AEN Design
- Imported
- 2026-10-14 14:44
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