Joskin Modulo2 – manure with style & power. The Joskin Modulo2 has been extensively revised, modernized, and made compatible with LS25 . New lights, fresh details, and clean adjustments ensure a realistic and high-quality driving experience.
Technical specifications:
– Price: €65,500
– Weight: 8.3 t
– Working width: 12 m
– Capacity: 15,780 L
– Color choice: Rim color
– Revisions & Features:
– New lights installed – modern look day & night
– LS19 → LS25 completely adapted
– Connector for front suction arm
– Wienhoff FreeSight
– Completely new hoses installed
– Skinned mesh on the suction arm – significantly improved appearance & more realism
– Why this manure spreader is simply fun
– This barrel is not just a tank – it’s realism, aesthetics and function all in one package .
You roll into the yard, attach the suction arm, the hoses are ready, the light is just right, and while working you immediately realize: This feels right.
Whether multiplayer or solo, roleplay or realism fan – The Joskin Modulo2 delivers a genuine manure spreading experience, a striking appearance, and simply makes every drive across the field fun.
Physics & driving experience
– Physics completely readjusted – even more shaking, even more realism
– Noticeable weight, livelier handling and a real barrel feeling on the field and road
– Sound overhaul
– New sound when sucking
– Adjusted sound when discharging
– New driving sound for even more immersion
– Light upgrade
– 2 new work lights installed
– Removed old lights in Blender
– Modern look and better lighting when working at night
Optics & functions
– 3 rotating lights installed
– Suction arm configuration converted – now also completely mobile without a suction arm
– Suction connections right & left (shop config – purely visual)
– The boom now switches on and off automatically – implemented in a practical way
PTG system completely revised
– Optical PTG system with matching tires
– Visible lines on the fender
– Skinned mesh tubes as a connection
Everything moves along cleanly and appears harmonious and visually fits perfectly with the overall picture. More realism. More details. More technology. The Joskin doesn’t just get better – it also feels better now.
