Honda FG110 Mini Tiller Set Up and Use 

This video was a huge help to me in dealing with the tiller I rented. In particular, the tip to remove the bar and till working backwards was a genius move. Thanks for making this overview!

great structure to your video. i am thinking of renting one for the same purpose that you showed in your video. Thanks for posting!

Just got this thing today to start a garden in my yard. Thanks for the tips!

Very clear description-thank you

The best and most concise video I've ever seen for this tiller. This was among one of my choices. However, after watching this video, I'm definitely buying it. Thank you for your time and effort.

Found this Honda tiller yesterday at a Garage Sale for a Great Price.. .. Already cleaned er up and changed oil plus cleaned the air filter.. Engine sounds great!

Thank you so much for the video. I just ordered my Honda FG110 from Lowe's which will arrive in a week or so. Was glad to see someone take the time to show how to set it up and use it. Thanks again!

You sold me on this unit. Excellent video, well done. Honda should pay you.

I appreciate you showing your personal tips--I appreciate a gardner's viewpoint on using this tool. Thank you.

Great review. To the point. All questions answered. Thanks

Just got mine today. Thanks for the informative video

Thank you, my first time using a mini tiller, was a big help!

Well explained. I’m sold.

Awesome set up instructions. Many thanks!

Excellent video with all the info I was looking for!

Great video! Thanks so much. I just bought one in Delaware USA and your video was very helpful 👌

Excellent product review. Thank you.

Thanks SO much for this thorough review of this mini tiller-cultivator. It's just what I need. It helped me to decide. I am 75 years old and need something I can load up in my car trunk to take to my daughter's house so they can use it as well. We both will have small veggie gardens this year! You did an outstanding job showing everything! I appreciate it SO much!

Thank you for this video. It helped me decide to take my new tiller back for a refund. I didn't realize it was so involved.

Very helpful video. Thanks VERY much for creating it.

Thanks so much for the information! I needed that break down

Great video. Thanks1

Very nice review, thank you!

Very informative and insightful video. You helped sell me on this tiller, like you, I cannot justify a large tiller if this will do what I need to do

Great job! Thank you so much!

Thanks for your video. It helps me a lot. I don't want to read instruction. I just got mine yesterday for $370 not including 6% tax yet at Home Depot in Maryland. This machine has only 25CC and thought it's small engine. But, wow it is strong and pulls me fast. I love Honda engine. It is easy to start and not much issue. It's kind of expensive comparing with others.

Thanks for sharing. I got one of these today and used it just a little to check it out. Just wanted to see if there's anything different or anything I forgot to do. And I'll check the grease in it tomorrow.

Cheers from Costa Rica! I got finally mine! I followed your instruction on filling the transmission cavity with grease! It took a while, despite the fact that some grease was outside the fill screws! I’ve got the edger extra. I am also considering the lawn aerator. However, for Saint Augustine grass there doesn’t seem a definitive answer toward aerating this kind of lawn!

BONUS TIP: when u take the grease screws out, take a grinder/file and flatten the screw skirt on opposing sides so u can use a 10mm open wrench to break them free next regrease time. (The phillips head is a joke, allen heads should have been used)

Thanks.

Owned this tiller’s for 2 summers. Maintained regularly, changing the oil every 20 hours of use. Motor locked down trying to start it. Dealer repair man said it locked up due to neglect. Honda has him trained well how to void a warranty.

I am replacing a 35 yr old Honda 2 cy mini tiller. I would not of thought to check the grease in the gear box. Thanks...

I have sort of the same problem. I live in a mobile home park in the States, in the Pacific North West, and it rains here about 9 months out of the year. I just moved here last year, and the plot I'm on is about 45 years old and very poorly maintained. I want to have some raised garden beds put in so that I can plant some veggies and sunflowers in the Spring, but the ground is just so bad with overgrown grass and weeds in clumps, with bare bits of mud here and there. This is also compounded by the possible issue that there may be underground wires and pipes, and if they are there then I don't know how deep they are, and I'm not sure the property manager would know either. They've had numerous broken pipes throughout the park, and my yard also has an old shop with electricity in it, so I don't want to risk breaking a pipe or cutting a wire (assuming that the wiring to the shop runs underneath the soil and to the electrical box behind my house). So I'm looking at either something like this, or a gas-powered walk-behind string mower. If I do get the tiller, then I'm thinking that I don't want to take more than just a couple of inches out of the top layer of soil....just enough to get these damn clumps uprooted so that I can level the ground out and put some wood chip or mulch down. Winter is right around the corner here, so I doubt I'll be doing much about this right now. But I think I'll talk with my manager and see what she has to say. Thanks for the review! Sorry for the rambling. XD

Thanks so much for your video. Love your dogs. I'm going to buy the Mantis Electric tiller because I hate having to use fuel/oil. It's supposedly just as powerful as the Mantis gas-powered one, so we shall see!

Thank You for the video, I have a backyard mostly dirt and some weeds I was thinking what if I wet the soil make it soft wouldn’t that make for a easier till ?

Do you have to switch the tines to cultivate or just use the standard configuration with the drag bar at a higher level?

NOTICE: i just bought the FG110 last week march2021. The trans was about 50-75% LOW. Take the time to regrease new or used. Its ez. Mine had about a teaspoon of grease from factory in it.

Would this be strong enough to culitvate red clay in my panters? I could pick it up first if rhat would help? I have 8 sacks of soul conditioner to add to the red clay to break it down and make it more plantable. The clay is moist, not rock hard. Thank you

What grease do you recommend?

Hey mate quick question about this cultivator. Just bought one from bunnings and was wondering if it can go through weed roots. These stumps are as strong as gum trees. Is it possible?

What brand of transmission grease do you use?

Its my new best friend. 2 week relationship. Tough as heck. Seems like we'll be together for a while. Commercial-grade build is evident. Get one. Edit...I'm sure i could look it up, but is there a grease that you'd recommend specifically? Great video. Thanks!

Thanks for the information. I'm wondering...what is it that dictates the depth capabilities of a tiller....is it horsepower or just the diameter of the tines... both .. or something else?

I'm considering buying one to dig up and make lower the decayed granite floor in a small scale underground mine.

Can you adjust RPM? We bought a returned to the store tiller. No manual or oil.

What brand of grease did you use? Does it have to be blue...only grease that pops up is white grease

Why did you put grease in the gearbox, not oil? What does the manual say about it? Thank you for the good video. I'd like to buy a FG 110 too, but it's not available in my country. Just to be sure: Did you purchase this tiller in 2020, do they sell it now, somewhere outside Hungary?

What kind of oil do you put in the transmission?

Wjat is the ptice of mini rsilor

Need some moisture in that garden

What is price

Whether it is available in India? If yes where? What is its price?

What type of grease??

What kind of oil can we use? It lasted maybe an hour

Had in mind to sharpen the tines for the first time and noticed that not all the tines had a sharpened edge.....what gives

My only concern would be putting too much grease in that gearbox, and blowing out the seals.

Those dogs aren't there to help! they know goddamned well that they have bones in that bed and they went to know 'just who the hell you think you are' by diggin them up!

Is this mini tiller available in India

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Price please iam buy this product

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The mantis tiller is not worth the money.

Eat protection😂

what kind of dog is that?