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Why choose the FG110 mini-tiller?

The perfect size

The FG110 is a compact size that’s easy to transport. You’ll have no trouble moving it to and from your garden.   You may see other tillers that weigh a little less, but keep in mind, a lighter tiller may have trouble performing well. Tillers that are too lightweight tend to bounce around on the surface of the soil, rather than digging in. This actually makes them more difficult to handle and creates more work for you.

The FG110 doesn’t have that problem. It’s sturdy enough to dig in deep and perfectly balanced to ensure the best possible performance.

Outstanding performance

Honda’s FG110 is built to perform. From breaking new ground to cultivating in tight spaces, you’ll find it’s just the right tool for all kinds of applications.

Unlike most competitive models, the FG110 is both a tiller and a cultivator. Competitive tillers are too aggressive in soft soil, while traditional cultivators can’t break new ground effectively. But the Honda FG110 handles both tasks with ease.

The difference is in the details:

Honda’s patented digging/cultivating tines give outstanding performance in a variety of conditions. A standard depth bar makes it easy to control the depth and speed of the tiller, which helps to improve the performance by working the soil more thoroughly. The Honda GX engine provides ample power to churn through the toughest dirt. With the fastest tine speed of any mini-tiller, the FG110 can easily break new ground or prep your garden in no time at all.

Heavy duty construction

All Honda tillers are designed to be commercial grade, and the FG110 is no exception. The pros like them just as much if not more than backyard gardeners.

• Honda GX commercial grade engine: Honda is known for legendary reliability, and with good reason. The FG110 is powered by the durable GX25 4-stroke engine. Don’t let its small size fool you: this is one tough engine.
• Commercial grade transmission: Our design is built to last. Most other competitive models are designed for homeowner use only.
• Engine guard: protects the top, front, and back of the engine. This configuration also makes it easy to lift the FG110, tie it down for transport, or set it on its nose for service.

Easy and comfortable to use

The FG110 features a Honda 4-stroke engine. It’s easy to start, there’s no need to mix gas and oil, and like you’d expect, it’s very low maintenance.

The FG110’s easy access controls are ergonomically designed for user comfort. They’re simple to operate and designed to reduce fatigue.

Honda’s superior design also decreases vibration, which adds to your comfort. You can till longer and more comfortably than with a competitive model.

Two position transport wheels included Our unique two position transport wheels come standard on the FG110. The wheels adjust to move over smooth or rough terrain. When you’re ready to start tilling, the wheels are easy to remove. Many other competitive models offer transport wheels only as an optional attachment at an extra cost – if they’re offered at all.

No assembly needed

Pull it out of the box, straighten the handlebars, add gas and oil, and you’re ready to go. Other mini-tillers come with pages of instructions and a tedious process. The FG110 eliminates the hassle of assembly. You’re ready to go in less than 5 minutes.

The Honda 4-Stroke Engine Advantage

The FG110 features Honda’s GX25 4-stroke engine. The GX25 is among the lightest and quietest 4-stroke engines on the market today. But don’t let its small size fool you: it’s both powerful and durable. And it has many other advantages, including:

• Superior performance

  The GX25 has ample power to get the job done. It performs even in the toughest conditions. And the engine is perfectly balanced on the tiller, giving you superior performance with tilling.

• Easy starting

  Honda engines are famous for being easy to start, and the FG110 is no exception.

• Quiet

  Two stroke engines sound harsh and raspy, like a chain saw. But Honda’s mini 4 stroke engines are the quietest on the market – another great advantage of the FG110.

• Lower vibration

  With less vibration than a 2-stroke tiller, Honda’s FG110 is more comfortable to use.

• No smoke or smell

  The FG110 is virtually smoke free, and there’s no unpleasant 2-stroke smell to ruin your day outside. Plus the FG110 has fewer emissions than a comparable 2-stroke tiller.

• Better fuel efficiency

  The FG110’s 4-stroke engine is also considerably more fuel-efficient than a similar 2 stroke engine. Less fuel means less cost to operate. And of course, you’re being more environmentally conscious when you’re using a fuel-efficient 4-stroke engine.

• No mixing

  The FG110 uses regular unleaded gasoline, so you never have to worry about mixing gas and oil. That saves time, effort, and hassles.

Put it all together and the advantage of a 4-stroke Honda engine is clear.

What makes Honda’s hybrid tines the best? The FG110 mini-tiller features our unique, patented hybrid digging/cultivating tines. They’re exclusive to Honda and are designed to give you outstanding performance in a variety of conditions.

Superior performance in hard and soft soil

Most other mini-tillers are designed for either digging or cultivating. They can’t do both effectively. Typical cultivating tines just bounce off of hard, compacted soil. And traditional digging tines are too aggressive in soft dirt, throwing soil everywhere and burying plants.

The FG110’s hybrid tines dig and cultivate, giving you the best of both worlds. Half of the blades are angled for digging, while the other blades are angled for cultivating. This specialized design gets the job done in hard ground, but without overly aggressive behavior in soft soil.

Honda’s hybrid tines make the FG110 a more versatile machine. It’s ideal for a variety of conditions.

Till in tight spaces

Use the regular tine configuration and the FG110 will till 9 inches wide. In tight spots, just remove the outer tines to till only 6 inches wide.

Plus, the FG110’s special tines allow you to till within 1 inch of plants without damage. This reduces the amount of hand work needed.

FG110 Accessories

The FG110 mini-tiller offers several optional attachments for a variety of jobs.

Aerator Aerating regularly helps to get oxygen and nutrients to the roots of your lawn. The FG110’s aerator attachment cuts tiny slits in the ground, which is a very effective way to help keep your lawn thick and healthy

Dethatcher The dethatcher attachment gently but effectively helps extract dead grass, leaves, and other materials that could interfere with your lawn’s growth. Removing it yearly can be a great boost to your lawn’s health.

Border-edger The border-edger can be used to create a polished, professional look at the edges of your flower beds or even along walkways. This attachment comes with a wheel attached to keep the tiller steady.

Digging tines Although the FG110’s hybrid tines can handle most jobs, traditional digging tines are also available for really tough areas, like breaking up weeded patches. These powerful tines make digging easy and efficient.

Tilling Tips

Your tiller will perform best if you adjust it to match the soil conditions. To optimize your tilling, we recommend following ESTER:

• Evaluate your soil conditions. Is the ground hard, or are you working in loose soil?
• Set the tiller according to the conditions. Depending on your model of tiller, you can adjust the depth bar, the tine configuration, throttle, or gear selection.
• Till the area briefly.
• Evaluate the tiller’s performance.
• Reset the depth bar or other controls as necessary, and continue tilling.

Setting your tiller properly depends on the model. Mini-tillers and mid-tine tillers behave very differently than rear-tine tillers. Always refer to the owner’s manual for your specific model before using your tiller.

Adjusting FG110 mini-tiller

Forward vs. backwards motion

The FG110 performs very differently than other mini-tillers. Like a true tiller, it’s designed to propel itself forward.

If you’ve used a different brand of mini-tiller in the past, you are probably used to having to constantly haul the tiller backwards. These products typically bounce around on the soil when they are moving in a forward direction.

The FG110 works differently. It’s designed to till when moving both forward and backward. The configuration of the engine and the tines helps it to dig in, minimizing bouncing. This decreases the amount of strain on your arms and improves performance.

• In general, let the FG110 propel itself forward as much as possible. This decreases the amount of effort you have to expend.
• When tilling in harder soil, let the FG110 move itself forward as much as possible. The tiller will "bite” into the soil and work its way forward. If you still have large chunks once you’ve done the initial ground breaking, you may want to remove the drag bar and work the tiller back and forth to cultivate the soil.
• In softer soil or small spaces, you may find that working the tiller back and forth is the most effective way to quickly cultivate an area.

Using the depth bar properly

The Honda FG110 features an adjustable depth bar. A depth bar restrains the forward motion of the tiller, allowing it to dig deeper into the soil and break it apart.

Proper adjustment is important to performance:

• In general the depth bar should be adjusted so the tiller is tilted slightly backwards.
• Lower the depth bar to dig deeper into the soil, or when working in hard, compacted soil.
• Raise the depth bar when working in softer conditions.
• For the FG110, the depth bar may be unnecessary when cultivating in soft soil. You can remove it if you prefer.

Using the handlebars properly

You can also use the handlebars to adjust the tiller’s performance.

• If the tiller tends to move forward rapidly: push down on the handlebars to allow the depth bar to penetrate the soil and slow the forward motion of the tiller. Continue to press down until the tiller tines have dug to a desired depth that allows easy tiller handling.
• If the tines dig in but the tiller will not move forward: ease up on the handlebars and move the handlebars from side-to-side. If the tiller still digs in, but will not move forward, raise the depth bar up one hole.

Adjusting the tine speed

The tine speed on the Honda FG110 can be adjusted using the throttle position. Slowing the engine speed will slow down the tines, as well as the overall tiller speed.

This is especially useful for cultivating in soft soil or shallow areas. You may find that reducing the throttle offers better performance in hard chunky soil as well.