Honda FG110 Mini Tiller Cultivator, 6- to 9-Inch Tilling Width, Break New Ground or Prep Soil, Gas Engine, Adjustable Depth Bar (FG110KiAT)
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Features
- Superior Tiller for Gardening: Hondas patented 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
- Powerful, Easy-to-Start Honda 4-Stroke Engine: This garden tiller features the Honda GX25, which is legendary for quick, easy starts; This gas tiller's reliable mini 4-stroke engine runs on straight, unleaded gas; No need to mix gas and oil
- Adjustable Tilling Width: Use this gardening tool's regular tine configuration and the FG110 will till 9 inches wide; In tight spots, remove the outer tines to till only 6 inches wide; Till garden soil within 1 inch of plants without damage
- Lightweight & Compact: The FG110 is a compact 29lbs and easy to move, featuring unique two-position transport wheels for rolling over smooth or rough terrain; When youre ready to start tilling, the wheels are easy to remove; Handle folds for easy storage
- Easy to Adjust and Control: Adjustable depth bar makes it easy to control the depth and speed of the rototiller, so you can work the soil more thoroughly; Easy access controls are simple to operate and designed to reduce vibration and fatigue
- 2-Year Residential Warranty: You can rest easy, knowing your mini tiller is covered from top to bottom for 2 full years
- Great for A Range of Projects: Best suited for residential gardening and soil preparation, the lightweight design is easy to pick up and place in raised planter beds; Also great at preparing soft soil for planting and cultivating between pre-plowed rows
- Power for Small Spaces: This mini tiller is intended for light to moderate gardening jobs, performing best in softer or pre-tilled soils; If trying to break new ground in extremely hard, compacted soil, the tiller may only dig in a few inches at a time
Description
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.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Honda |
| Power Source | Manual, Wind Powered |
| Material | Metal |
| Weight | 26.8 Pounds |
| Operating Mode | Electric |
| Dimensions | 16.5 x 23 x 26 inches |
| Manufacturer | Honda |
| Currently Available | Yes |
Frequently asked questions
The Honda 25cc 9 in. Front Tine Tiller runs on unleaded gasoline with a minimum octane rating of 86. It's important not to use gasoline that contains more than 10% ethanol (E10) as it may damage the engine.
The Honda Front Tine Tiller has a tilling width of 9 inches and can till up to a depth of about 5 inches, making it suitable for small to medium-sized gardens.
Yes, the Honda 25cc Tiller features an easy-to-start engine. It incorporates Honda's proprietary four-stroke technology ensuring reliable starts and low emission levels.
Yes, the tilling depth of the Honda 25cc 9 in. Front Tine Tiller can be adjusted. You can easily change the depth by adjusting the drag bar to suit your specific gardening needs.
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The Honda tiller/cultivator has garnered high praise for its efficiency, ease of use, and the quality of its construction. Users appreciate its quick start-up, low noise levels, and effectiveness in cultivating various soil types, including challenging clay-based soils. Its lightweight design and powerful engine make it suitable for both small and large gardening projects, earning recommendations from both casual gardeners and professional landscape contractors alike.
Pros
- 🌱 One-pull start-up and easy assembly
- 🔇 Low noise output during operation
- 🌿 Effective in cultivating different soil types, including hard clay
- ⚖️ Lightweight and easy to maneuver for various gardening tasks
- 💪 Powerful Honda engine known for reliability
Cons
- 💰 Slightly higher price point compared to similar models
- 🛣️ Some users feel it's less suited for first-time tilling of larger, harder new gardens
Should I Buy It?
Yes, if you are in the market for a reliable and versatile tiller/cultivator. Despite a higher initial cost, the Honda tiller's performance, ease of use, and durability make it a worthwhile investment for both seasoned gardeners and those new to gardening.
Works greatly, easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2025 by Linda Chapman
It’s a great machine and worth every penny. Perfect for raised beds. Couldn’t be happier with this purchase.
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026 by Paul
WOW. This little tiller was shipped within an hour of ordering. Arrived one day early. Perfectly ready for easy setup. Added oil and fuel. Primed and started first pull. Idles perfectly. Runs very smooth. Shut down after warm up. Cooled it down. Started first pull no choke for second warm up. Sometimes the extra cost is worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2026 by Jared
Owned a Mantis 2 stroke,lasted 8 yrs before i had starting problems.Used 20 hrs a season.hated to spend the money for this Honda 110 but glad i did,what a difference.With Mantis you have to walk backwards,Honda has forward turning tines and has more power,easy to start and quiet.It purpose is to cultivate between vegetable garden rows that have already been plowed disced and planted
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2025 by Dixie Pride
Took about a minute to assemble. Flipped the handlebars up, tightened the wing nuts, filled with oil, gas and fired right up. Has plenty of power for my small garden. Used neighbors mantis before this and I am glad I chose the Honda. Has a lot more power and isn’t a stinky 2 stroke. I would recommend this to anyone who’s looking for a nice cultivator
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2025 by Richard Dattilo
This thing saved me so much time after I let my vegetable garden get a little too overgrown with weeds. It starts easy, runs well, and sips fuel. I think it's a bit overpriced, but what isn't these days?
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2025 by Jon A
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 for first time and on harder soils. We had to work harder and it took longer. It's easier for women to handle and ok for basic tilling or soil that has been tilled before and is softer soil.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2017 by Diane Haines
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 absolutely NOT a problem; it really churns up the soil. It stores easily, with or without the handle folded. I dismounted the wheels, and simply carry the tiller from one job to another; it weighs only 25 pounds. The loop handle in front of the engine makes it easy. This is a quality tiller that should last for many years. I couldn't be happier...
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2018 by Don From Kansas