Versatile 4WD Pack v1.0 – FS22
Versatile 4WD Pack v1.0 – FS22 Versatile 4WD articulated tractor 1 . Model year 2012 – 2016 (450, 500, 550) 2 . Model year 2017 – 2021 (520, 570, 610) 3 . Model year 2022 (530, 580, 620) Power: 470 – 665 hp Top speed: 40 km/h The “4WD” series has been built by the manufacturer “Versatile” in its parent plant in Winnipeg (Manitoba, Canada) since 2012 and has since received two facelifts: In 2017 Versatile painted the red-white 4WD in red-yellow-black again, just like the former Versatile legends of the 70s and 80s. In addition to a new terminal the 4WD also got a new top model, the 4WD 610. Now in 2021 Versatile presented a new top model for the upcoming year, the 4WD 620. The new facelift also comes with a slightly modernized design. What differentiates this mod from the Giants basegame model? – All 3 facelifts / series available – New terminal added – Country configurations “USA” and “Australia” added – Much more tire configurations – Spacers between the frame and the rim removed – Enlarged planetary gears in rims – GPS terminals (2 different) added – Added optional seeder terminals – Old mirror model added – Huge changes to the exhaust system of the 4WD (2012 – 2016) – Remodelling of the hood of the 4WD (2012 – 2016) – Several sound changes – Adjustments to the gearbox – Seat added that can be rotated via mouse control – Door added that can be opened by mouse control – Slight adjustment of the color scheme (yellow tone) – Added warning triangle on the back – Missing hoses on hydraulics added – Added selectable rear PTO – Selectable carpet added – Selectable footrests added – Material adjustments in the interior – Newly created decals – Top speed increased from 35 km/h to 40 km/h – Indicators now move in and out depending on the tire configuration – The dashboard display has been heavily revised – The steering wheel has been completely remodeled – 4WD (2012 – 2016) got complete halogen light setup – Added speed-, rotation- and many other displays in the monitor – The front weight is now optional – Startup animations built into all displays
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