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Honda FRC800 Rear Tine Tiller

Honda FRC800 Rear Tine Tiller

Lawn and Landscape - Tillers - Gasoline / All Types

Break through tough, compacted clay and prepare your soil for planting with the commercial muscle of the Honda FRC800 Rear-Tine Tiller. Engineered specifically for heavy-duty earth-moving, landscaping, and large-scale garden prep, this professional-grade walk-behind tiller handles the grueling work of establishing new garden plots, refreshing vineyard rows, or prepping residential landscapes with absolute ease.

Unlike light-duty front-tine tillers that bounce violently on hard ground, the Honda FRC800 features weighted, counter-rotating rear tines that dig deep, stabilizing the machine and leaving a perfectly pulverized, ready-to-plant seedbed in a single pass.

Key Performance Specifications

Commercial-Grade Honda GX240 Engine: Powered by an ultra-reliable, easy-starting 242cc Honda GX engine, delivering quiet, fuel-efficient, and smooth overhead-valve performance under heavy loads.

Counter-Rotating Tines: Heavy-duty 12-inch tines spin in the opposite direction of the drive wheels, allowing the tiller to bite aggressively into un-tilled soil, dense sod, and hard-packed earth without pulling the operator forward.

20-Inch Tilling Width: Covers significant ground efficiently while remaining compact enough to navigate between tight garden rows, raised beds, or fence lines.

Streamlined Handlebar Control: Features an adjustable handlebar setup with well-placed controls and a simple, multi-speed transmission (3 forward speeds, 1 reverse) for precise maneuvering.

Adjustable Depth Bar: Easily adjust your tilling depth to match your soil conditions—whether you are deeply blending organic compost or breaking new ground.

Common Rental Applications

  • Breaking up hard-packed clay and establishing brand-new vegetable gardens or flower beds.

  • Tilling soil between rows in local fruit orchards, vineyards, and agricultural fields.

  • Blending amendments like compost, mulch, or topsoil deeply into existing plots.

  • Prepping bare soil patches for new sod installation or lawn renovations.

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