Simplicity 3310H

The Simplicity 3310H is a garden tractor introduced in 1971 as part of the Landlord Series. It features a 10 hp Briggs & Stratton 392cc 1-cylinder gasoline engine with an electric starter and a 3-gallon fuel tank. The tractor uses a Vickers shaft-driven hydrostatic transmission with infinite forward and reverse speeds. It has two-wheel drive, manual steering, and mechanical band brakes with an open operator station. The 3310H has a wheelbase of 48 inches, length of 67 inches, width of 34.5 inches, and height of 35 inches at the steering wheel, weighing 825 lbs. Tires are sized 4.80-8 front and 23x8.50-12 rear. Electrical system is 12 volts with negative ground. Attachments include a 42-inch mid-mount mower deck, a 36-inch snowblower, and a 42-inch front blade. The 3310H is a hydrostatic variant, with a gear drive variant called 3310V. It was built in Port Washington, Wisconsin, USA.