Air and water may more easily enter your soil when you use a decompactor, whether it has bolt or hydraulic safety. All of your seeded plants will have stronger root system growth as a consequence.
By arranging the tines on a beam in a transverse line, the Duro-France decompactor emphasizes the loosening of all your soils. The strip of broken soil is ripped away as a result of the earth being handled concurrently throughout its whole width. Like the vegetative detritus on the surface, the latter naturally returns to its original location without disturbance, preferring protection from beatings without changing how the various instruments (seeders, sprayers, etc.) roll during successive passes.
The specifications include: working width: 6m foldable; power requirement: 230 hp; working speed: 18 km/h; cost: 39,000 euros; and color selection for the blind.
This variant is an FS22 converter. I am very grateful to Mickael (also known as ShunModding) for allowing me to post his work for the community at large.
Raindrops are present, and the log and testrunner are clean.
Everyone, good game!

Credits: SimulatorGAMES, ShunModding, and Alex57