FS25 Kochiya Performance Shop V4.26.9.26
In Farming Simulator 25, Kochiya Sanae’s Ag Diesel Speed Shop forms a service complex for heavy agricultural machinery. It provides service bays, a washbay, storage areas, open placement zones, and the Kochiya 777 tractor.
Features
- Diagnostics, repairs, and custom work can be handled in three spacious service bays
- One dedicated washbay
- Two large areas are available for storing parts, tools, and supplies
- Open placement zones support other mods, including fuel tanks and silos
- Built again from the ground up on a Xerion 12 chassis, the Kochiya 777 is rebuilt.
- Divine Edge tires from Moriya Mountain Tire Co deliver maximum traction.
- High output ‘Frog Lights’ together with marker lights
- Door sills with custom branding
- Each Kochiya 777 is equipped with premium Ganbaruzoi anti-gel fuel filters.
- FaithTrac rear crawler tracks offer maximum performance while causing minimal soil compaction.
- FaithTrac steers automatically for an increased turning radius, reaching the highest turning radius I could achieve without the tractor clipping into itself.
- A hybrid electric torque assist named MiracleBoost
- Kawaii FieldOps version 5 is a multi-page seasonal dashboard with tractor information, field info, and working status icons
- Warnings for a cold engine and the max fill level, plus a light for active HGR ISO-Bus connections
- GPS maps, fully working trailer status icons, and Work Cameras
- Work Cameras can additionally display the extra work cameras for HGR implements.
Kochiya 777
- Supercharged diesel engine rated at 777 HP
- Torque, gear ratios, and differentials were selected and tested carefully for the best performance.
- When MiracleBoost is active, the tractor can climb mountains with slopes of up to 60 degrees.
To use the Advanced Dashboard display functions, Dashboard Live is required.
GPS works with or without Real GPS.
The Work Camera Mod is required for Work Cameras.
The tractor does not appear in the shop menu. Purchasing is possible only inside the shop.
