Simplicity 3310V lawn tractor

Simplicity 3310V

Power

10 hp

Production

1970-1971

Engine

Gasoline, 1-cylinder

Transmission

Shaft-driven gear with mechanical CVT

Weight

785 lbs [356 kg]

Drive

2WD

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Introduction

Simplicity 3310V Garden Tractor

The Simplicity 3310V is a garden tractor produced between 1970 and 1971 in Port Washington, Wisconsin. It serves as a representative model of the manufacturer's early 1970s utility equipment lineup, designed primarily for residential lawn care and light landscaping tasks.

Engine and Powertrain

The machine is powered by a single-cylinder, air-cooled Briggs & Stratton 243431 gasoline engine. It produces a gross power output of 10 hp (7.5 kW) with a displacement of 392 cc. The transmission system consists of a shaft-driven gear design integrated with a mechanical continuously variable transmission (CVT), providing three forward gears and one reverse gear. Engine starting is facilitated by a 12-volt electric starter system.

Chassis and Handling

Built on a two-wheel drive chassis, the 3310V utilizes manual steering for operator control. Braking is managed via mechanical band brakes. The tractor features an open operator station and is equipped with turf-specific tires, measuring 4.80-8 at the front and 23x8.50-12 at the rear, designed to provide traction while minimizing turf damage.

Operational Capacity

The tractor is equipped with an independent mid-mounted power take-off (PTO), engaged through a mechanical idler pulley clutch system. This configuration allows for the operation of a 42-inch mower deck. With a wheelbase of 48 inches and a shipping weight of 785 lbs (356 kg), the unit maintains a compact footprint suitable for maneuvering in confined garden spaces.

Conclusion

The Simplicity 3310V is a compact, mechanically straightforward garden tractor. Given its 10 hp power rating and 42-inch mowing capacity, it is well-suited for standard lawn maintenance and small-scale property management tasks typical of its era.

Production Information of Simplicity, 3310V

  • Garden tractor
  • Built in Port Washington, Wisconsin, USA
ManufacturerSimplicity (a part of Allis Chalmers)

Dimension and Tires Information of Simplicity, 3310V

Clearance (rear axle)6 inches [15 cm]
Wheelbase48 inches [121 cm]
Shipping weight785 lbs [356 kg]
Height (steering wheel)35 inches [88 cm]
Length67 inches [170 cm]
Clearance (drawbar)7 inches [17 cm]
Clearance (front axle)9 inches [22 cm]
Width34.5 inches [87 cm]
Lawn/turf front4.80-8
Lawn/turf rear23x8.50-12

Engine Specifications of Simplicity, 3310V

  • Briggs & Stratton 243431
  • Air-cooled horizontal-shaft
  • Gasoline
  • 1-cylinder
Power (gross)10 hp [7.5 kW]
Displacement392 cc [23.94 ci]
StarterElectric
Bore/Stroke3.0625x3.25 inches [78 x 83 mm]
Starter volts12

Transmission Information of Simplicity, 3310V

Transmission variants 1

TypeShaft-driven gear with mechanical CVT
Type(optional)SAE 90
Oil typeSAE 90
Gears3 forward and 1 reverse
Oil capacity1.75 qts [1.7 L]

Mechanical Specs of Simplicity, 3310V

  • Two-wheel drive
  • Open operator station.
  • Manual steering
  • Mechanical band brakes

Power Information of Simplicity, 3310V

Mid PTOIndependent
ClutchMechanical idler pulley

Electrical System of Simplicity, 3310V

GroundNegative
Battery volts12

Where it sits

Its power puts it in the 64th percentile of 1970s models in our database (1008 machines).

Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does the Simplicity 3310V have?

The Simplicity 3310V delivers 10 HP.

What years was the Simplicity 3310V produced?

The Simplicity 3310V was produced in 1970-1971.

What engine does the Simplicity 3310V have?

The Simplicity 3310V is powered by a Gasoline, 1-cylinder engine.

What transmission does the Simplicity 3310V use?

The Simplicity 3310V uses a Shaft-driven gear with mechanical CVT transmission.

How much does the Simplicity 3310V weigh?

The Simplicity 3310V weighs 785 lbs [356 kg].

Is the Simplicity 3310V 4WD?

The Simplicity 3310V is available in 2WD.

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