BigC92 wrote:I am American, and FYI math wasn't my strong point in school.
I might be understood wrong BigC I didn't want to mean Americans are not good at conversions or in math. I meant as their unit system is different than the metric system, it might be difficult for them to understand. Sorry if I made you upset [/quote]
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fenixguy wrote:Have ya'll tried the Oshkosh pack (it's not really low but it works)? I hauled two CR10.90s (two trips, obviously) with their headers attached at the rear on Lawfolds with no issue.
I did and yes it works very well. But in Drumard I don't have as much space as you have in Lawfolds and that oshkosh trailer is wide. Very agile when it comes to turning but too wide for the roads. So, that flatbed was just the right one for me. Still it is. I'll just wait for BsM to release their fixing package. Or may be change my harvester
Try this.
thats great, perfect for hauling anything that cant be strapped down
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lefe1 wrote:
well you make no sense. when I say drive slower. I don't mean 2 mph. people think since the truck does 62 mph that they can go 62mph, yea in a straight line but on corners you need to slow down. I made a youtube video you need to watch.
fenixguy wrote:...
Now, the other thing I wanted to mention specifically with the CR10.90. It goes 25 mph. I can drive it from one side of the map to the other before I can get it loaded and haul it there (playing on console, standard size maps). The only reason for hauling it is the challenge/fun of it. ...
RODHA wrote:This is unbelievable. I couldn't even get close to those speeds. My MF9380 just kept falling off.
It is either the track v.s. tire thing or I did something wrong. Weird.
Definitely a difference between tracks and tires when talking about the locking script that is used on flat bed/low loaders. My tracked vehicles will slide and shift on any of the low loaders or new BSM flat bed, but vehicles with tires seem to lock down fairly well. I just go at what looks like a realistic pace and never have a problem completing a delivery with either style of tractor.
Hey, is the hooklift an option on the 850 now? If it is I ain't gonna update it
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Hooklift was never "on" the 850. You buy the hooklift attachment under tippers first then it becomes a hooklift truck. Otherwise it is just a truck with a fifth wheel for trailers. May be I didn't understand your question I'm not sure
RODHA wrote:Hooklift was never "on" the 850. You buy the hooklift attachment under tippers first then it becomes a hooklift truck. Otherwise it is just a truck with a fifth wheel for trailers. May be I didn't understand your question I'm not sure
Seems that you didn`t noticed the update yet. It`s an option now in the truck setup menu. You don`t buy it unter tippers anymore.
ChangeLog 1.0.0.1:
-The hook support is now an option in the truck menu.
Okay, I updated the 850 this morning and was pleasantly surprised and disappointed as well. I had sold it for the Biobeltz ITR because it kept doing that "container flying away thing". I recorded another great clip of it last night actually... I think the problem was because of the separate hooklift attachment. It caused it to do crazy things.
So this morning: Right away I notice the containers are much more locked down than previously. They don't wiggle or cause the truck to turn over randomly. Awesome!
The lights are great. Love the interior lights (one thing the Biobeltz had over the 850 to start with).
It seems they adjusted the acceleration and braking so the truck doesn't take off and stop like an F1 car (something that bothered me to begin with).
Added a visible PTO. Although, the location of it causes various PTO's to clip through the hitch on certain things (the 64,000l feed mixer being the one I noticed). Not really a problem, just a minor visual bug.
Unfortunately, they KILLED the turning radius. This is with rear steering off or on, doesn't matter. Now I have to make 100 point turns to get the truck around the yards. One thing the 850 had going for it was a tight turning radius for such a long truck. Now, it's not fun to drive, much less back a trailer with. Unless of course you're playing Westbridge of MVR where turning radius doesn't matter.
Anyway, it's still a great truck to have around and looks great on the farm.
fenixguy wrote:The lights are great. Love the interior lights (one thing the Biobeltz had over the 850 to start with).
It seems they adjusted the acceleration and braking so the truck doesn't take off and stop like an F1 car (something that bothered me to begin with).
Unfortunately, they KILLED the turning radius. This is with rear steering off or on, doesn't matter. Now I have to make 100 point turns to get the truck around the yards. One thing the 850 had going for it was a tight turning radius for such a long truck. Now, it's not fun to drive, much less back a trailer with. Unless of course you're playing Westbridge of MVR where turning radius doesn't matter.
Thank you for the detailed feed back
Interior lights on the Tatra Terrno ITR was amazing. I'm happy to hear that it is now in the 850
The massive acceleration and 5g braking of that truck was really annoying in terms of realism. Good to hear that it has been tweaked.
The turning radius was this truck's one of the best features. I was able to use it even in Drumard. But now, I'll see to it if I still can