HONDA FR750 Tiller

Tackle larger areas with ease thanks to this superb & robust tiller.

Honda’s FR750 includes counter-rotating tines and a gearbox, which gives increased flexibility to your work and a brilliant level of performance.

High-power operation

This model uses a Honda GX200 196cc OHC engine, which is a nimble 4-stroke model that gives solid and reliable performance, with less emissions. You don’t need to worry about mixing oil and fuel, while the machine also reaches peak performance more quickly, with no warm up time required. As this model has multiple gears, you can achieve just the right level of power for your needs and the task at hand, in a variety of conditions.

Quickly deal with even the hardest soil

A benefit of this particular model is its counter-rotating tines. By rotating the tines in opposite directions, the balance of the FR750 is improved and it is made much easier to handle. This is also the ideal way to deal with even the hardest soil, breaking it up much more effectively than with ordinary tines, resulting in beautifully cultivated soil and a smoother drive. Thanks to the gearbox, you are also able to choose the rotation speed of the tines to suit your pace and the conditions of the soil.

Fantastic results from this top quality machine

Operating in comfort is a given, with easily adjustable handles for your height. When you also consider Honda’s superb warranty as standard, providing 5 years support for domestic use (1 year professional), the FR750 allows you to work without a worry.

Maintain Your Honda Products Properly

To keep your Honda petrol machinery running at its best, use standard pump fuels such as SP95, SP98, or SP95-E10.
While Honda doesn’t supply alkylate fuel, its use is permitted.

It’s important to always add a fuel stabiliser, especially if you’re storing fuel for more than a few weeks, as this helps prevent engine issues and keeps the fuel fresh.

Fuel should be stored in small amounts (no more than 5 litres) in a sealed container, away from heat and sunlight. Use within one month unless treated with a stabiliser.

At the end of the season—or if the machine won’t be used for a while—it’s recommended to drain the fuel tank and follow the storage advice in the user manual.