Honda FG110 9″ 25 cc 4-Cycle Middle Tine Forward-Rotating Gas Mini Tiller-Cultivator
October 6, 2019 - Comment
Durability and performance are what to expect from this tiller-cultivator from Honda. The 4 tines feature a metal construction for strength and durability. A standard wheel kit and depth bar are included for an easy operation. https://bestelectricmower.com is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a
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OK for flower beds. It would be hard to … We Bought this for my Mom for Mother’s day. Her’s was stolen from her Garage so we kids all pitched in to buy her another just like the one stolen. She purchased her first one ( Same Model) from a John Deere Dealer It was stronger and could dig better even though it was the same make and model in the 2 years since thing have changed on the new model.It’s OK for flower beds. It would be hard to use for bigger jobs like putting in New Garden and Flower beds that you would need to till up…
A bit more expensive, but worth it… Excellent compact tiller with the usual Honda ease-of-starting. It has a primer bulb to load the carburetor, and if used per instructions, the engine will start cold the first or second pull. Hot-starting (without the choke or priming) is almost always first pull. Most people comment how quiet the engine is…much easier on the ears than 2 cycles. I questioned that the tiller would feel underpowered from such a tiny (25 cc.) engine. It was obvious after the first couple of minutes that was…
I Really Like this Cultivator EDIT> This cultivator comes with tilling/cultivation tines. I see no need to have the digging tines unless you are indeed digging a ditch or a hole. In fact just with the cultivation tines the tiller tries to bury itself. I like the default tines just fine.Did my homework for days on end to find and buy the perfect cultivator for my garden. I am extremely happy with this little guy! At first, I couldn’t get it to start, but then I found the on/off switch on the handlebar and…