Some say he only eats barley husks and can plow an entire field using only his teeth. All we know is that it ISN'T Peter Wood but it is Peter Wood's Polish cousin. :P
@@SmellyLemons5469it would sound like "Pyotr Drzevo", kinda hard to write how it would sound - there are many letters the Polish pronounce differently from English 😊 but you might try typing this name into Google translator - in Polish, then try listening to it.
Daggerwin, there is a mod in the hub called "Pack Micro Tractors And Implements" by Erik isac, and Agro Mods, it is basically a modernized and upgraded/expanded Holder, they are still made, and are quite popular in other countries with small farmers, it comes with: plow, rice plow, rotary hoe, ride on brush cutter, and ride on trailer.
for the combine, if you want to make it cheaper you can combine multiple fields then you can do more for £1000. Also, most of the fields are close together without any hedges rivers or fences, so it will be easy to bring them together.
The two wheel tractors are actually still manufactured today! They are common on small produce farms. The brand I'm most familiar with is BCS out of Italy. I have a couple with tiller boxes here in the States, but I know you can get sickle bars, cultivators, and moleboard attachments for them too.
That little walk-behind tractor is interesting! You had the rent-to-own mod in the last series, that I thought worked well. It meant it didn't take ages to get the money to buy tiny, basic equipment, and kicked things along to decent kit fairly smartly.
A friend of mine had a walk behind tractor like that called a Gravely. He had like a jockey seat that attached and trailered off the back and a sickle bar mower on the front.
I loved the Gravely! We had a trailer for ours, so you had three pieces to back. Great fun! That Gravely was a beast of a mower. Daggerwin will know exactly what we are talking about being into mower resto IRL.
Great to see this series back. I've seen people using similar machines on small plots back in the '80's. They take real skill to use effectively and the vibration is on another level!
I would plow the yard and plant some grass (1) for a nice grass yard & (2) if you plan on ever doing any silage or hay or grass bales in general. Maybe leave a track directly in front of the shed. You could leave the tree in the middle for décor. Also is there no contracts available , just to help you get started.
Hey everyone remember daggerwin said if he gets 900 000 subs, he will do 2 episodes of survival Role-play a week. So if ur no subscribed, just do it it's not hard to do it and daggerwin deserves it and more ❤❤
The no-leasing rule is great imo. There should also be a no-direct-drill rule. Or at last make it mandatory with some kind of tillage after every harvest.
yes just what i wanted thank you daggerwin for puting a deutz tractor i acually have a deutz fahr its older model but its a very good tractor its 40 years old and it still works fine
11:00 In Thailand we have those, although a bit bigger. When I was younger I would help my family in the farm with those. It can basically do anything that a regular tractor can do.
Nice series, I always love the vintage survival series. The two-wheeled tractors are still being used, mainly in small/thight area's (like gardens) that require a bit more maintenance. My dad still has one for the (big) vegi-plot.
Woot, great start to a new series! It would be funny (and horrific for Peter Wood's Polish Cousin) if the handsaw mod made it cut in real-time handsaw speed...
I love the starting gear, the tipper is nice and fitting, a Deutz is something new and the Holder thingy is cool too! Looking forward for to this again :)
a very good start. As soon as you plowed that little field I was trying to think of anything that could be placed in there to make it worth harvesting for $1000 and only thing I can think of is maybe wheat for chickens, but that has the coop and bird costs in there too Def nice seeing micro field tools!
My grandad had this big, bright orange push mower that the engine was easily removable and would also power a tiller and some other garden/lawn device. I remember what it looks like, but I don't remember the brand name or anything else about it. The engine stopped working and my Dad never fixed it. I was just a kid when I saw it. I have never seen anything like it since then. When we moved to our new house, my Dad got rid of it. It was really unique. I am trying to find something about it on the internet, the machine would have probably been new in the 50's or 60's, possibly even the late 40's.
Loved the first FS22 Vintage survival I prefer smaller scaled farming and have a love for vintage/antique machinery or basically anything tbh. Can't wait to see how this one goes mate, keep up the good work. Edit: I'm currently playing on Kolonia with the multifruit map edit and I love this map and Osada so much.
Peter Wood in Poland would be called Piotr Drzewo, or if he lives in very small village, he would be called PiotEr Drzewo. It's nice to see that you play maps representing my country.
So happy to see this series. I feel like you have more fun with series like this too. Just don't go tooooo slow. Felt like the last vintage survival was a little too slow. Just gotta find a happy medium. Thank you for bringing this series in.
The first episodes are always my favorites. Slow, small tools, small farms, struggling. So much more of a challenge than the later eps with millions to spend. Maybe add to the challenge with no cereal crops or something?
This will probably get lost in the comments, but If I don't see someone on TH-cam in a while they disappear for me. Well sir. You popped up again just now for this video. I was so damn excited I was clapping for you just to see you back in my recommendations. Now I'm gonna go binge your channel for like thr next week. Gotta find that horror one in the woods where the cabin magically disappeared and reappeared in thr haunted woods. I never got to finish that series or the main one where the truck was stolen and the land flooded out. I missed this channel I don't know how it's been so long.
I love Farming Simulator but I don't have the patience to do what he's doing lol. Plowing the field and stuff like that is so boring. This guy has the patience of a saint to do that stuff with small tools. Love these series. Can't wait to see more.
I still use something similar in my garden and property. My Machine is from the 50s my Grandfather bought it new. It was made by a company in the US called Simplicity. I have a ton of attachments for it. Mine is powered by a single cylinder gas engine made by Briggs and Stratton. Its not built as heavy as some of the diesel units used in Europe and Asia but it has lasted this long.
Let's GO. Man I love this kinda of stuff I just installed micro stuff to do like a play along like your my neighbor and we both are farmers. I can't wait to see more. 👍🏻
Back in the day, used to cut grass for local authority with something similar, to the holder, cutting implement on front, it also had a seat attachment for the larger plots, saved walking all the time, especially travel to the next plot
I don't have a Holder but its a walk behind tractor of sorts.. Super handy. It's a 15 hp Gasoline engine with a PTO on the front. It's a walk behind brush mower, a snowblower and a plow. I think they even make a wood chipper attachment for them, I have a 3 point wood chipper, so I didn't go for that but yes. its very nice for getting into tight places that my tractor doesn't fit or are too steep of grade to safely navigate on the tractor.
Dagg's - Small walking tractors are still used, especially in market gardens to do the beds. One such brand is BCS with power around 10-11hp and it has many attachments.
I know this small tractor from germany as a "Gartenfräse" or quiet literally translated a garden tiller. My friend built his own and it can do nearly everything with its 900cc 2 cylinder 2 stroke diesel. We even hauled about two tons of water with it.
I know a community for mentally disabled people where my sister lives that used this device. You needed to use a candle and crank to start up the diesel engine. It finally broke down permanently and now two of the residents are ploughing their two fields (similar size as in the video) voluntarily. They have a team in garden maintenance where these two work for. Kind of nuts to see them do that.
Here in Brazil they still sell these walk behind tractor machines, they are relativelly common amongst small farmers, and indeed they are great functionality wise, very useful machines.
Those micro-tractors (we call them moto-cultivators in Romania) are still produced/sold/used all across the world for small homesteads mainly. They also come with multiple attachments: trailer, plow, cultivator, hoe, grass cutter and even a seeder.
This is going to be a great series. Top Gear reference right off the bat 😂 Though it’s a part of single player survival challenge will you be doing funny intro’s on this one? Missing Virtual Daggerwin on multiplayer 😉
Worth saying that something like that walk behind tractor is still being made. I have been thinking of buying one myself, my land isnt quite big enough to justify a tractor and we only need it to pull loads, cut firebreaks, etc. As you can see they are much less than a compact tractor, more like a mini mini tractor although I would say better suited for some things, great for going between my fruit trees for example. Excuse the ramble but let me finish by suggesting that you never buy one with a seat on it unless you want to walk like John Wayne! Edit: I am in Spain.
Some say he only eats barley husks and can plow an entire field using only his teeth.
All we know is that it ISN'T Peter Wood but it is Peter Wood's Polish cousin. :P
polish equivalent of peter wood would be piotr drewno, I am really happy that vintage survival is back! cheers from poland 🇵🇱
Piotr Drewniak XD
@@MrPluszowyMisiu no w sumie
Or maybe Piotr Las(forest) it would be easier to pronounce. 🤣
How do you pronounce that? I'm from NY, so the only thing I can pronounce is "I'm walking here"
@@SmellyLemons5469it would sound like "Pyotr Drzevo", kinda hard to write how it would sound - there are many letters the Polish pronounce differently from English 😊 but you might try typing this name into Google translator - in Polish, then try listening to it.
Yas! Now here’s hoping we get visited by Virtual Vintage Daggerwin.
There is finnaly hope!
I hope virtual Dagerwim dont show upp😂😂
Yes!!!!
Fingers crossed, I hear he comes out at night.... mostly
😂
Daggerwin, there is a mod in the hub called "Pack Micro Tractors And Implements" by Erik isac, and Agro Mods, it is basically a modernized and upgraded/expanded Holder, they are still made, and are quite popular in other countries with small farmers, it comes with: plow, rice plow, rotary hoe, ride on brush cutter, and ride on trailer.
Do you know if it is just for computer or available on consoles too?
It is also on console
I have to check that out. Thank you 😃
This made my day. I had no idea that this was coming so soon. Vintage survival is my favorite series. I was sad that you cut the last series short.
Peters family tree is really quite something. He’s English, his brother is Australian and his cousin is Polish. 😂
so great to see a new vintage survival!
I love the top gear reference dag 🤣 “it’s not Peter Wood, it’s Peter Wood’s Polish cousin!!” Classic (Edit: 100 likes 🥳🥳)
It's his long lost cousin... Piotyr Woodski
Piotr Drewniak XD@@norsehawk
for the combine, if you want to make it cheaper you can combine multiple fields then you can do more for £1000. Also, most of the fields are close together without any hedges rivers or fences, so it will be easy to bring them together.
The two wheel tractors are actually still manufactured today! They are common on small produce farms. The brand I'm most familiar with is BCS out of Italy. I have a couple with tiller boxes here in the States, but I know you can get sickle bars, cultivators, and moleboard attachments for them too.
Another vintage survival series? in wonderful Kolonia map? a surprise to be sure but a welcome one
That little walk-behind tractor is interesting!
You had the rent-to-own mod in the last series, that I thought worked well. It meant it didn't take ages to get the money to buy tiny, basic equipment, and kicked things along to decent kit fairly smartly.
I have a feeling this will be a great series!
A friend of mine had a walk behind tractor like that called a Gravely. He had like a jockey seat that attached and trailered off the back and a sickle bar mower on the front.
I loved the Gravely! We had a trailer for ours, so you had three pieces to back. Great fun! That Gravely was a beast of a mower. Daggerwin will know exactly what we are talking about being into mower resto IRL.
Great to see this series back. I've seen people using similar machines on small plots back in the '80's. They take real skill to use effectively and the vibration is on another level!
Finnaly! The goat is back with new series! Keep up the content ❤
I would plow the yard and plant some grass (1) for a nice grass yard & (2) if you plan on ever doing any silage or hay or grass bales in general. Maybe leave a track directly in front of the shed. You could leave the tree in the middle for décor. Also is there no contracts available , just to help you get started.
This is bringing back memories of your fs19 vintage survival i love it
That is a very decent pronunciation of Piotr 😊 loving the map and atmosphere around the farm
Something about these vintage playthroughs seem to draw me in. Glad to see it. Loved the 19 one.
Hey everyone remember daggerwin said if he gets 900 000 subs, he will do 2 episodes of survival Role-play a week. So if ur no subscribed, just do it it's not hard to do it and daggerwin deserves it and more ❤❤
The no-leasing rule is great imo.
There should also be a no-direct-drill rule. Or at last make it mandatory with some kind of tillage after every harvest.
So fun ❤
Can you do quests? Like small jobs for the neighbors to make extra money?
My stepdad's last name was Holder. He was one of the nicest humans that ever walked the earth. A great farmer as well. RIP Dad.
I haven't been playing the game for long but Vintage Survival wow has become my play style now. I thank you so much for those Daggerwin
As a native Polish speaker living in the USA I have to say that that is one of the better pronunciations of a Polish name I've heard in a long time
Love the use of vintage equipment. Looking forward to the next episode. Thank you.
Omg Daggerwin I was thinking that you should do a vintage survival and was gunna comment that but when I saw the vintage survival I was shocked
Thank you, thank you. I think these are your best.
Daggerwin starting a new survival series aways puts a big smile on my face.
A wild vintage survival appears. What a nice surprise
Your No Man’s Land survival series got me into FS. I’m so excited for this one!!!
Loving this series daggerwin, reminds me of old times on your channel. No rushing, no leasing, just surviving.
So glad to see another vintage survival series, I love these
yes just what i wanted thank you daggerwin for puting a deutz tractor i acually have a deutz fahr its older model but its a very good tractor its 40 years old and it still works fine
I am also forty and work fine lol. They're beautiful aren't they. Tough things. The whole air cool system seems awesome.
@@Mossy_Wombat yes its cool but when you plough it gets quite hot hahaah lol
❤ love your vintage series. Glad it's back!!
Sweet! Just been rewatching your no man's land survival and the old vintage survival.
I love everything that you do, but vintage ones sre my absolute favorites! Thank you so much for doing yet another one :)
11:00 In Thailand we have those, although a bit bigger. When I was younger I would help my family in the farm with those. It can basically do anything that a regular tractor can do.
Great job with the setup of this survival series. Love how you are doing everything old school. Keep up the great work!
Great episode,, love old machines,, keep it up, ans happy farming
Nice series, I always love the vintage survival series.
The two-wheeled tractors are still being used, mainly in small/thight area's (like gardens) that require a bit more maintenance. My dad still has one for the (big) vegi-plot.
These are my favorite videos that you make. I'm excited you started a new series!
Piotr Woodski. Enjoying the new series!
Woot, great start to a new series! It would be funny (and horrific for Peter Wood's Polish Cousin) if the handsaw mod made it cut in real-time handsaw speed...
Great to see that daggerwin is finally using that deutz tractor that he has had downloaded
I love the starting gear, the tipper is nice and fitting, a Deutz is something new and the Holder thingy is cool too! Looking forward for to this again :)
I loved the last one and this was a pleasnt surprise today, thanks Dagger have a splendid day 😄👍
I am loving this concept. Thank you!
a very good start. As soon as you plowed that little field I was trying to think of anything that could be placed in there to make it worth harvesting for $1000 and only thing I can think of is maybe wheat for chickens, but that has the coop and bird costs in there too
Def nice seeing micro field tools!
Dag I stoped watching you for so long and now I’m back and it’s bringing back memories 😢
My grandad had this big, bright orange push mower that the engine was easily removable and would also power a tiller and some other garden/lawn device. I remember what it looks like, but I don't remember the brand name or anything else about it. The engine stopped working and my Dad never fixed it. I was just a kid when I saw it. I have never seen anything like it since then. When we moved to our new house, my Dad got rid of it. It was really unique. I am trying to find something about it on the internet, the machine would have probably been new in the 50's or 60's, possibly even the late 40's.
Hi and thanks. You know I can't stay away from your series 🙈
I absolutely love this type of content from you😊keep it up❤
Great to see another survival series. Always enjoy these.
Would also love a mega series a bit like haut bey. That was great.
Loved the first FS22 Vintage survival I prefer smaller scaled farming and have a love for vintage/antique machinery or basically anything tbh. Can't wait to see how this one goes mate, keep up the good work.
Edit: I'm currently playing on Kolonia with the multifruit map edit and I love this map and Osada so much.
Peter Wood in Poland would be called Piotr Drzewo, or if he lives in very small village, he would be called PiotEr Drzewo. It's nice to see that you play maps representing my country.
I'm happy to see the vintage survival back and it's nice that it's in Poland🇵🇱
So happy to see this series. I feel like you have more fun with series like this too. Just don't go tooooo slow. Felt like the last vintage survival was a little too slow. Just gotta find a happy medium. Thank you for bringing this series in.
That little walkalong plow would be ideal for an allotment
Woohoo ! I really like these series, and it looks like its off to a good start !
The first episodes are always my favorites. Slow, small tools, small farms, struggling. So much more of a challenge than the later eps with millions to spend.
Maybe add to the challenge with no cereal crops or something?
This will probably get lost in the comments, but If I don't see someone on TH-cam in a while they disappear for me. Well sir. You popped up again just now for this video. I was so damn excited I was clapping for you just to see you back in my recommendations. Now I'm gonna go binge your channel for like thr next week. Gotta find that horror one in the woods where the cabin magically disappeared and reappeared in thr haunted woods. I never got to finish that series or the main one where the truck was stolen and the land flooded out. I missed this channel I don't know how it's been so long.
I love Farming Simulator but I don't have the patience to do what he's doing lol. Plowing the field and stuff like that is so boring. This guy has the patience of a saint to do that stuff with small tools.
Love these series. Can't wait to see more.
I still use something similar in my garden and property. My Machine is from the 50s my Grandfather bought it new. It was made by a company in the US called Simplicity. I have a ton of attachments for it. Mine is powered by a single cylinder gas engine made by Briggs and Stratton. Its not built as heavy as some of the diesel units used in Europe and Asia but it has lasted this long.
I don’t think I’ve clicked on a farm sim video faster in my life!!!! Love your videos Dag! Keep it up!
I like these series. You have a very soothing voice as well Daggerwin.
Let's GO. Man I love this kinda of stuff I just installed micro stuff to do like a play along like your my neighbor and we both are farmers. I can't wait to see more. 👍🏻
Oh i love vintage survival. I use the same house.
good luck on this series. I think the renting system is amazing and would work. Good luck
Back in the day, used to cut grass for local authority with something similar, to the holder, cutting implement on front, it also had a seat attachment for the larger plots, saved walking all the time, especially travel to the next plot
I like the way you have set the rules etc.. Thanks for a really great episode
Peter Woods polish cousin is called Piotr Drzewo haha also i think they race the walking tractors in one of the asian countries
I don't have a Holder but its a walk behind tractor of sorts.. Super handy. It's a 15 hp Gasoline engine with a PTO on the front. It's a walk behind brush mower, a snowblower and a plow. I think they even make a wood chipper attachment for them, I have a 3 point wood chipper, so I didn't go for that but yes. its very nice for getting into tight places that my tractor doesn't fit or are too steep of grade to safely navigate on the tractor.
Nice one m8 I'm glad you have done another one of these
Dagg's - Small walking tractors are still used, especially in market gardens to do the beds. One such brand is BCS with power around 10-11hp and it has many attachments.
Ooo, awesome a new series! :D
I have been waiting for this day to come!! I enjoy your challenge series!
In the USA we call them garden tractors and they are still made. There were many companies that have made some pretty cool units back in the day.
This was something we were hoping for it its here awesome can we get this unleast twice a week?
I looked at that holder and said "how the hell is that a tractor". It was funny to see it being used as a substitute for a horse.
I hope you get to the 'Punch-up with the locals' in the next episode. That guy looked shifty!
So excited for this series !! Love your work
9:35. I have used a similar machine to your machine. It is called a Gravley and the impliments attached to the front rather than the rear.
Just downloaded this map... its really really well done. Very different then the regular maps.
If you do another vintage survival in the fs22 you could use the map Wosnice it would fit the old style
That little Holder looks amazing.
Maybe something for Machinery Restorer?
I know this small tractor from germany as a "Gartenfräse" or quiet literally translated a garden tiller. My friend built his own and it can do nearly everything with its 900cc 2 cylinder 2 stroke diesel. We even hauled about two tons of water with it.
i was just thinking that i hoped you would do another vintage series. your last one was great!
I know a community for mentally disabled people where my sister lives that used this device. You needed to use a candle and crank to start up the diesel engine. It finally broke down permanently and now two of the residents are ploughing their two fields (similar size as in the video) voluntarily. They have a team in garden maintenance where these two work for. Kind of nuts to see them do that.
Off to a great start Daggerwin. Cheers 🍻
Yes my favorite series is back yah
Here in Brazil they still sell these walk behind tractor machines, they are relativelly common amongst small farmers, and indeed they are great functionality wise, very useful machines.
Peter = Piotr
Those micro-tractors (we call them moto-cultivators in Romania) are still produced/sold/used all across the world for small homesteads mainly. They also come with multiple attachments: trailer, plow, cultivator, hoe, grass cutter and even a seeder.
As to the utility of the Holder, the modern brand is BCS. They're used some here in the States by homesteaders and "micro" farms.
Nice start, clear rules - FTA
YESS!! So excited for this series!!!!!
This is going to be a great series. Top Gear reference right off the bat 😂
Though it’s a part of single player survival challenge will you be doing funny intro’s on this one? Missing Virtual Daggerwin on multiplayer 😉
Worth saying that something like that walk behind tractor is still being made. I have been thinking of buying one myself, my land isnt quite big enough to justify a tractor and we only need it to pull loads, cut firebreaks, etc. As you can see they are much less than a compact tractor, more like a mini mini tractor although I would say better suited for some things, great for going between my fruit trees for example. Excuse the ramble but let me finish by suggesting that you never buy one with a seat on it unless you want to walk like John Wayne!
Edit: I am in Spain.