The Simplicity 5 hp.
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Smallest Simplicity tractor, the Serf is built to handle a variety of man-sized jobs. Mows a 28" swath, cuts down snowdrifts with either a 27" snow thrower or 42" dozer-type blade . . . also handles a 40" grader-blade, 36" lawn roller, or patented easy emptying dump cart. And its spunky 5 hp. Briggs & Stratton engine kicks over willingly with either optional electric starting, or standard Easy-Spin recoil system . . . powers the Serf through whatever you ask of it, the year around. Like its bigger brothers, the Serf has Controlled Traction rear axle, the limited-slip differential that transfers some power to the wheel with better traction when the other wheel slips. Plus a rugged all-gear transmission with 3 speeds forward, 1 reverse. If you don't need a bigger tractor, you can't get a better tractor value.
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[Source: Brochure, Simplicity 1970, Form 869, courtesy of William Harm]
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