The Best Grain Cart Mods in Farming Simulator 25

The Best Grain Cart Mods in Farming Simulator 25

Grain carts are a very important part of the Farming Simulator – and there are plenty of excellent grain cart mods for Farming Simulator 25 that help improve your harvesting experience. We’ve tested dozens of grain carts for this article to find the best.

These are the best FS25 grain cart mods:

• Demco Posi Flow
• Kinze 851 and 1051
• J&M 680 Gravity Wagon

Let’s see what makes them so good.

1. Demco Posi Flow

Demco Posi Flow is an FS25 grain cart mod created by Ross W. Modding. Its best features are the sound and the animations. We enjoyed listening to it and watching the tractors rev up during the unloading process. We also liked looking at it and seeing how it changes as it fills up.

Previous errors from the early FS22 version are completely cleared up, and this mod also includes some nice customization options. You can choose from three colors: blue, green, and red. Several wheel options, such as duals, are also available, and you can purchase some extra extensions to increase the capacity of this grain cart.

This Demco is slightly smaller than average and works best for less established farms, working on smaller fields and using less powerful tractors.

Mod performance:

• Producer: Demco
• Mod by: Ross W. Modding
• Price: 14,000
• Capacity: 19,4 m3 – 26,4 m3
• Errors: No

2. Kinze 851 and 1051

Kinze 851 and 1051 grain carts are well-known and commonly used by the Farming Simulator players. They were so popular that after getting removed from FS22, they were quickly added back.

These carts are both on the bigger side but still work perfectly with a wide range of tractors with no issues. The 851 requires 240 HP, while the 1051 needs 300 HP. We liked matching them with a New Holland T8 Genesis or a John Deere 9020 Series.

The audio and animations in these grain carts are also on point. Auger folding looks and sounds completely realistic, and you can hear the cover closing and opening.

While there are few options to customize these grain carts, we have to concede that there isn’t much to upgrade in these carts anyway. You can pick standard or wide wheels, which should be enough to move around different terrain.

Mod performance:

• Producer: Kinze
• Mod by: Giants Software
• Price: 59,000 – 74,000
• Capacity: 30m3 – 37 m3
• Errors: None

3. J&M 680 Gravity Wagon

This FS25 grain cart mod is a bit different. Instead of using the foldable auger to pour out your crop, the J&M 680 uses a chute at the bottom.

What does it mean for you and your farming workflow? Well, this cart can’t be used to send your produce to other trailers. Instead, it’s a perfect option for dumping it into the unloading triggers. It’s a different approach, but many might prefer it.

Another interesting thing is that this J&M has plenty of customization options. This means custom body, rims, and cover colors. The cover and logo also come with several options; if you’re peculiar, you can even place the warning triangle.

These grain carts are also stackable – meaning you can connect several of them and pull them with one tractor. As long as you have a monster of an engine up front.

Mod performance:

• Manufacturer: J&M
• Mod by: DinizFarms
• Price: 18,750
• Capacity: 24 m3
• Errors: None

What’s The Difference Between Auger Wagons and Grain Carts?

If you look around FS25, you probably notice an unusual thing: grain carts are called “auger wagons.” What’s the deal with that?

The answer is simple: an auger wagon and a grain cart are the same. The only difference is geography. The US and Canada call it a “grain cart.” Europeans, however, call it an “auger wagon.”

Since GIANTS Software is a European company, it makes sense for them to use the regional term. However, still the carts on this list are used in Northern American farming, we will gladly call them grain carts.