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Simplicity 400

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Introduction

Discover the classic Simplicity 400 tractor, a reliable workhorse from 1961-1964, perfect for maintaining your lawn and property. This vintage tractor boasts a robust Briggs & Stratton gasoline engine, delivering 4 horsepower with a 1-cylinder, air-cooled design and easy manual recoil starting. Experience simple operation with its belt-driven gear transmission featuring 2 forward and reverse gears, coupled with a two-wheel drive system and manual steering. Designed for comfort and visibility, it offers an open operator station and comes equipped with a 24-inch mower deck for efficient cutting. With lawn/turf specific tires, including 10x2.50 front and 4.00x8 rear, this Simplicity 400, built in Port Washington, Wisconsin, USA, represents quality American manufacturing from its era.

Introduction

Production Information of Simplicity, 400

The production information of the tractor (400) includes details about its manufacturing.

Original price was $325 in 1963

Riding lawn mower

Built in Port Washington, Wisconsin, USA


Manufacturer	Simplicity

Dimension and Tires Information of Simplicity, 400

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Lawn/turf front	10x2.50
Lawn/turf rear	4.00x8

Engine Specifications of Simplicity, 400

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Briggs & Stratton

Air-cooled

Gasoline

1-cylinder


Power	4 hp [3.0 kW]
Starter type	Manual recoil

Transmission Information of Simplicity, 400Y

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Transmission variants 1


Type	Belt-driven gear
Gears	2 forward and reverse

Mechanical Specs of Simplicity, 400Y

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Two-wheel drive

Manual steering

Open operator station.

Power Information of Simplicity, 400Y

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