The Snapper 30114 is a lawn tractor with a rated power of 11 hp, falling within the mid-range of its class. It was manufactured between the years 1983 and 1984. The 30114 is equipped with a 1-cylinder petrol air-cooled engine and features two-wheel drive with a 5-speed gearbox. Its operating capacity is up to 200 acres.
Provisional listing — the headline figure is shown; full specifications are auto-generated and pending verification against published sources.
Rated power
11 hp
Catalogue coverage
Variants represented
2
Richest spec table
36 rows
Recorded power
11 hp
Transmissions
5-speed friction disc
Production years
1983-1984
Verified variants
0
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Overview
ManufacturerSnapperReference
Riding lawn mowerReference
Built in McDonough, Georgia, USAReference
Two-wheel driveReference
Manual steeringReference
Open operator station.Reference
Engine
11HP 1-cyl gasolineReference
Fuel tank6.6 LReference
gasolineReference
1-cylinderReference
air-cooled vertical-shaftReference
Power (gross)8.2 kWReference
StarterelectricReference
Starter volts12Reference
Transmission
5-speed friction discReference
Typefriction discReference
Gears5 forward and 1 reverseReference
PTO & Hydraulics
Mid PTOindependentReference
ClutchmanualReference
Mid PTO TypepulleyReference
Dimensions
Front tire10.5x4.10-4Reference
Rear tire16x6.50-8Reference
Lawn/turf front10.5x4.10-4Reference
Lawn/turf rear16x6.50-8Reference
Snapper 30114 attachments
30" mid-mount mower deckReference
snowblowerReference
bladeReference
Electrical
GroundnegativeReference
Battery volts12Reference
Attachment overview
30" mid-mount mower deckReference
SnowblowerReference
BladeReference
30" Mower deck
Typemid-mount SnapperReference
Type1-blade with manual liftReference
Cutting width76 cmReference
DrivebeltReference
Values normalized to UK metric units. Every figure is traced to at least one source; verified specs are cross-checked against two or more.
