How to Troubleshoot Your Honda Rear-Tine Tiller

Honda Rear Tine TillerThough widely regarded as one of the most durable and dependable tiller models on the market, even Honda’s rear-tine tiller can cause operators a few headaches from time to time. Most of these headaches are caused by simple problems that can be easily diagnosed and quickly fixed. For those who aren’t sure why their engine is underperforming, or why the tines aren’t reacting as expected to common controls, consider the most common cause of these problems and the most likely fixes to bring the tiller back into normal operation. Continue reading

How to Service a Honda Rear-Tine Tiller

Honda Rear Tine TillerHonda’s Rear-Tine Tiller is a heavy-duty model designed to get the job done with minimal maintenance and few hassles throughout the year. Even so, this durable piece of equipment does require preventive maintenance that can keep the engine working well for many years to come. Fluid changes, cleaning, air filter swaps, and a number of other key maintenance procedures are all recommended by the owner’s manual and all designed to keep the tiller in brand-new condition for as long as possible. Continue reading

Operation Tips for a Honda Rear-Tine Tiller

Honda Rear-Tine TillerThose who are new to the Honda rear-tine tiller often have a large number of questions about how best to prepare the equipment for its first outing and then put it to use accordingly. For those who want to make sure that they’ve placed all of the levers and controls in the proper position for a good tilling process, there are a few basic tips and guidelines to follow from start to finish. Continue reading

How to Service Your Honda Mid-Tine Tiller

Honda Mid-Tine TillerThroughout the spring and summer months, good tiller maintenance is absolutely essential in order to reduce costs and increase the efficiency of landscaping and maintenance work. Good maintenance will actually increase the efficiency of the tiller’s engine while reducing pollution, and a well-maintained tiller can cause less operator fatigue simply because it tends to run quieter and with less vibrations. Continue reading