Both in reality and in simulation, the 310 and 312 LSA series are prized for their compact size relative to their power. On a real farm, they were reliable workhorses that transitioned Fendt into the high-tech era; in Farming Simulator , they serve as the perfect "starter" or "medium" tractors for players who prefer classic machinery over ultra-modern Vario models.
The series represents a peak in late 20th-century agricultural engineering, often referred to as "golden oldies" by enthusiasts today . Originally manufactured between 1990 and 1994, these tractors introduced the Turbomatik clutch system, which allowed for remarkably smooth power delivery and easier handling under heavy loads. Real-World Specifications (1990–1994) Fendt Farmer 310 312 LSA V 3.1
The mod features full IC, allowing players to manually open doors, front/rear windows, and the roof hatch from inside the cabin. Both in reality and in simulation, the 310
These models were designed for medium-duty farm work, including plowing, cultivating, and transport. Fendt Farmer 310 LSA Fendt Farmer 312 LSA 4-Cylinder Turbocharged Diesel 6-Cylinder Turbocharged Diesel Power Output ~74 kW / 100 HP ~88 kW / 120 HP Top Speed Transmission Turbomatik clutch / 21 forward, 6 reverse Turbomatik clutch Designation LSA : Luxury/Safety/Axle (improved comfort) LSA : High-comfort cab and axle Virtual Presence: The V 3.1 Mod Fendt Farmer 310 LSA Fendt Farmer 312 LSA
The "V 3.1" designation typically refers to a highly popular community mod for the Farming Simulator series, notably for FS15 and FS17, created by modders like . This mod is celebrated for its extreme attention to detail and historical accuracy.
Modern versions of the mod (V 3.1 and later) often include sound scripts where the engine volume changes realistically depending on whether the windows or doors are open. Why They Endure