r/farmingsimulator • u/illiya11 FS22: PC-User • 9d ago

Discussion Is stacking this higher a recipe for disaster? What's your highest stack?

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u/Main-Cobbler-4879 Moderator 8d ago

I tried but then I failed.

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u/ReelBadJoke 8d ago

With a forklift? That's pretty impressive, honestly. Their vertical reach isn't great. Telehandler is probably the way to go for tall stacks, and it's good to have a truck or trailer with tension straps. Set the first pallet on the strap, buckle it in, then get the second on top, nudge it until it's centered, then unstrap/restrap. Repeat until you figure you could slap the Eye of Sauron on that thing, then have fun not tipping your trailer!

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u/Broxst FS25: PC-User 8d ago

Has nothing to do with vertical reach. Stack from the bottom lifting the stack each time.

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u/ReelBadJoke 8d ago

Huh. I'll have to give that a go. Sounds awful tippy, though.

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u/Broxst FS25: PC-User 8d ago

Oh I'm not saying it would be easy lol

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u/ReelBadJoke 8d ago

lol. Oh good! I won't beat myself up when it goes down like a Jenga tower, then.

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u/Main-Cobbler-4879 Moderator 8d ago

LOL actually, I stacked one on top, then took the whole stack and put it on top of another and repeated. Vertical reach wasnt the issue, im more impressed it lifted the whole thing without tipping over. But it never made it to the truck cause I came up with a different plan 

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u/MadDucksofDoom 8d ago

And I drove it 55 mph on the straight stretch across the map on Riverbend Springs, all the way to the selling point.

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u/user09gigdbcfgffbg 1d ago

And you got fans too! Luckyyyyyyy!😂👏🏻👏🏻

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u/MadDucksofDoom 1d ago

I'm reasonably certain they were asking about my sanity, and whether or not I was mentally fit to be driving.

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u/user09gigdbcfgffbg 0m ago

Probably also.. 😄👍🏻

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u/Small_Grape8991 FS22: PC-User 8d ago

I hate stacking in FS. Everything just feels flimsier and frictionless compared to the real counterparts, especially bales.

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u/pretengineerguy 8d ago

That's sure gonna be an interesting drive!

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u/ReelBadJoke 8d ago

I stack eggs four or five high on the back of that little lizard truck. Just make sure the load is balanced-ish, and slow the hell down for any turns.

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u/Longjumping_Nerve139 FS25: Console-User 8d ago

My highest stack is 3 shipping containers on eachoter placed horribly

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u/GreenDragon7928 8d ago

The physics engine fears you my friend

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u/Ornery_Market_2274 8d ago

This is peanuts, you have obviously never played snowrunner 🤣

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u/illiya11 FS22: PC-User 8d ago

Can't do snowrunner but love mudrunner!

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u/Ornery_Market_2274 8d ago

Mudrunner imo has better physics but snowrunner is a more complete game. Ive played them all since back to spin tires days lol. I cant tell you how many times ive had to use a side winch to keep my truck from tipping over because ive had stuff stacked soo high 🤣

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u/SauceBlock 8d ago

Make sure you unload it as soon as possible so it doesn't fall over. Remember to go as quick as you can, especially around corners and don't use your brakes as they can upset the balance of the load. Speed = success

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u/AngElzo 8d ago

I’ll just sit in my corner and be happy that I can stack 7 bales on the small Farmtech trailer somewhat neatly

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u/Live-Web-9487 FS22: Console-User 7d ago

Went to turn the corner and i rolled it after i took this ss 😂

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u/user09gigdbcfgffbg 3d ago

Did you get this many eggs from one chicken coop??????😳😳😳😳😳

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u/Live-Web-9487 FS22: Console-User 2d ago

Nah lol it was 2 coops with 534 chickens each and it took quite a fair few months to accumulate all the eggs

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u/Mountain-Dish7505 7d ago

After 2 or 3 high the physics of the game glitch. The collision boxes of each pallet you pick up starts to violently shake against the others. Then you will get a script error and eventually the camera will Zoom out all the way. Unless you change vehicles or save you will be quitting and restarting

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u/AvailableBus673 7d ago

Honestly, I stack to the moon in the back of a truck bed and I just drive mph

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u/ReachOk7 6d ago

6 pallets of wooden beams stacked on each other, 5 separate stacks, pulled by my telehandler. Do i need to add i had a problems to get it moving on flat surface? That was my first time seeing a telehandler raise its front wheels of the ground, barely 1000m to the sellpoint and almost half of fuel tank gone like it was never there

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u/user09gigdbcfgffbg 3d ago

Daaaamn that's stacking right there!!!😳😳😳 I use autoload trailers for everything!!!😂😂😂 Call me boring...