Potato, sugar cane, sugar beet, carrot, parsnip, and beetroot harvester
In addition to sugar beet, the ROPA Tiger 6S has been modified to harvest potatoes, carrots, parsnips, sugar cane, and beetroot.
Additionally fitted are a configurable bunker capacity (43, 100, or 1000 cubic meters) and a second, more powerful engine version.
A warning signal is activated when the bunker is 95% filled to prevent you from inadvertently hitting the fruit.
The unloading conveyor belt's angle is changed to allow for higher unloading and the usage of taller trailers.
In order to ensure that neither the big bunker volume takes too long nor the small bunker volume empties too rapidly, the emptying speed is dependent on the bunker capacity.
There are four cutting units in all: one for potatoes, one for sugar cane, one for sugar beets, and one for carrots, parsnips, and beetroot.



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Version 1.2.0.1 Bug fix: Tires are now included with the mission tractor.
Version 1.2.0.0
Now available in 50–70% of pertinent missions, this bundle has been made mission compatible.
Version 1.1.1.0
All of the cutting units from the two earlier iterations are now included in this Multifruit Ropa. The four cutting units that can harvest particular fruits and vegetables and cooperate with the in-game assistance, as well as the cutting unit that can pick all fruits but does not. Additionally, the remaining texture issues have been corrected.
Version 1.1.0.0
Changes to patch 1.3. This implies that all fruits are now chopped using a single cutting device.
WARNING: If you don't sell your cutting units before using this version for the first time, they will vanish without any payment.
With the addition of missing textures, the vegetable cutter can now cut spinach, peas, and bush beans (version 1.0.1.0). To enable overloading on adverse slopes and high trailers, collisions were eliminated from the conveyor belt's top two components. The cutters have fruit emblems affixed to them, and every gadget has a color selection loaded.
Version 1.0.0.1: Fixed the warning about the missing FillRootNode



RolfB69 is credited.