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Mantis 4-Cycle Tiller/Cultivator Powered by Honda - Review

We review the Mantis 4-Cycle Tiller/Cultivator Powered by Honda.

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PsychobillyEntertainment commented on 15 Feb 2016
you should probably tie your shoe!
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Tools In Action commented on 19 Feb 2016
+PsychobillyEntertainment Nah, I like to live dangerously
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Ayse Yaliniz commented on 13 Jun 2015
Hi,how can ı buy this produckt from turkey?
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Tools In Action commented on 18 Jun 2015
+Ayse Yaliniz ummm.....
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Nathan “The Prez” Pretlow commented on 09 Jun 2015
.After you till what do you next ?
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Terry Winchcombe commented on 02 Jan 2016
+Tools In Action or go have a beer??
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Tools In Action commented on 09 Jun 2015
+Nathan Pretlow Multch
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Janice Hunt commented on 15 Mar 2015
Having a problem understanding why a religious rant would be in with Mantis Tiller reviews. That's really stupid and totally not necessary. 
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Fran Gaspari commented on 12 Apr 2016
+Janice Hunt Watch it and find out...!!!
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prince gerald commented on 25 Sep 2014
They always start up well, but I find they pile up soil in front of you, maybe I'm not using it right?
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prince gerald commented on 02 Jun 2015
+bob bellThanks for that bob, I have tried both ways, yes it does seem better just going forward.I do find though that on my soil it chops up very fine and then compacts pretty badly as I walk on it.I'm really looking forward to your video, thanks.
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bob bell commented on 02 Jun 2015
+prince gerald ive found the opposite that the yes the soil piles up between you and the tiller so you work your way forward.. tilling.. you dig a hole.. move forward and pull the top soil ahead into the hole and dig up whats below on top of that.. so i think working your way forward is the best way.. idk what the manual says ive had mine for quite a few years no manual now.. but try that, work forward and you'll get a nice deep till.. ill try to post a vid tomorrow of how i do it, have to go till a flower spot at my grandmothers.. ill try to get her to get some vid for us...
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prince gerald commented on 27 Apr 2015
+richard toftsLOL, yes I tried that last time I used it, it is better that way,m thanks
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richard tofts commented on 27 Apr 2015
+prince gerald you work backwards. Took me a year of use to realise that :-)
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prince gerald commented on 17 Apr 2015
+Stephen HeathI find the best use  is for making a fine tilth for seed sowing, the problem is though it goes really hard if you walk on it.I thought the tines are guaranteed for life, a few of mine have broken, maybe that means they are not covered once their life has gone lol.
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Stephen Heath commented on 16 Apr 2015
yes i have the same problem but this is nomal+prince gerald 
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Stephen Heath commented on 16 Apr 2015
+prince gerald problem though we are doing it right

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J Nicholson commented on 05 Jun 2012
Never have had any luck with Stihl. I mainly buy Echo, or Honda. Both brands build quality, long lasting equipment. Pay a little more, and it lasts a life time with proper maintenance.
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J Nicholson commented on 29 Nov 2012
No.. don't buy a Stihl. junk! made in Tawain crap! Buy a Honda or an Echo. Pay to play.

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Honda FG110 Mini Tiller; cracks in transmission housing after about 10 hours of light backyard use over 2 seasons. I'm posting this to find out if anyone else is ...

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ThatGuyKappa commented on 26 May 2015
Ok quite your honda bashing, and self educate yourself those are casting marks from the mold so called flashing from the mold, see where the casing has been machined no cracks there duhhh, if those were cracks they would show right into the machined areas also but no they arent so there you go lol
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508chrissmith commented on 02 May 2013
Are those really cracks?? In other words, do you have gear case oil leaking from the area? Those appear to be casting marks that are quite common in many applications when molded cast parts are used. I've see marks like this before that were easily confused as cracks but were not. Just sayin'....
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Duke Nukem commented on 14 Jun 2013
They're definitely cracks. The gear case is packed with grease, not oil. They have since grown worse. Only 15 hours of use, total, over 2 and 1/2 seasons, but it's out of warranty, so I'm screwed. This will be the last Honda anything that I buy.
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