Description:

First, I would like to thank RDAllen for allowing me to convert and release his sprayer. The sprayer has been properly converted with new materials, custom dirt and wear maps, as well as the ability to get wet. New proper wheels have been added, along with working gauges. An engine has been included (although it isn’t the correct 3D model).
Update V2.0:
You can now use GPS and hire workers.
Added GPS configuration (with cab only).
1979 John Deere Hi-Cycle Sprayer
Specifications:
– Brand: John Deere
– Model: Hi-Cycle 6000
– Year: 1979
– Price: $8,300
Animations:
– Side doors (via IC)
– Interior animations (gauges, pedals, levers)
Configurations:
– Body color
– Roof color
– Wheels color
– Beacon
– Cabin type
– Crop shields
– For sale sign
Additional features:
– FS25 standard: materials, lights, wetness
– Animation sounds
– Custom dirt and wear

Comments:

NormalName123

22 Jan 2026

The overall implementation of this sprayer is really impressive, especially with the working gauges and detailed animations. A great addition for gameplay. One area for improvement might be the customization on dual steering options; it would enhance operability even more. Overall, good effort!

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Lil_Walter

22 Jan 2026

Thanks for your work on the sprayer! It's a great addition.

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twentyTwenty

21 Jan 2026

Great work on the sprayer! Would love to see it shared on social media for exposure to more players.

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DodoDoe

21 Jan 2026

This sprayer truly enhances realism in the game. The working gauges and weather effects contribute notably to immersive gameplay. However, I think the engine model could match with the appropriate drill better. Otherwise, this is a strong addition.

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RHouse88

21 Jan 2026

I ran the Hi-Cycle sprayer in my field today, and eyeing those precise rows really made planting a breezy task! The working gauges and overall feel brought this classic to life. Only wish the engine sound matched its vintage charm a bit better! Would love to see even more options for cab configurations. Still, happy to add this piece of farming history to my garage!

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