Choose the Best Honda Lawn Equipment for You
As a Honda Power Choice Dealer, Richardson Saw & Lawnmower is considered one of the top Honda dealers in the United States. Our facility meets and exceeds Honda's high standards in terms of business practices, training, and customer service and support. We carry a wide range of Honda equipment, including mowers, trimmers, and tillers for lawn and garden work. We also carry Honda parts, and provide service if something goes wrong with your Honda equipment.
The HRR mowers can be set to mulch, bag, or discharge grass clippings. They are either self-propelled or push-type. The HRX mowers are a bit more versatile, and can be set to mulch, bag, discharge, or shred leaves. All HRX models are self-propelled with either a variable speed Smart Drive or hydrostatic Cruise Control. Some models have an electric start.
The commercial-grade HRC models are powerful mowers that can either bag or mulch grass clippings. They feature durable steel decks with a front bumper and edge guards. The push-type model has basic features, while the self-propelled model adds a blade stop system and a cruise control to set speed at 2 to 4 miles per hour.
The HHT35SUKA trimmer has bicycle-style handles, a 17-inch cutting width, and features a Kwik Loader 2 Line Head. It also comes standard with a 10-inch brush blade and blade barrier kit so it can be converted for removing brush and small trees. This trimmer weighs 15.4 pounds.
Mid-tine tillers are also easy to maneuver, but they can cover more garden space and dig deeper than the mini cultivator. The F220 model is adjustable for either a 21-inch or 12-inch tilling width. The larger FC600 has a 26-inch tilling width. It can work more garden space at once than the rear-tine FRC800, which tills a 20-inch swath. However, the rear-tine model has three forward speeds and a reverse to make it more versatile. The rear-tine model is also equipped with a shield to allow for tilling next to fences and plants.
Lawn Mowers
Honda offers several walk-behind mowers for homeowner use and professional lawn care. The HRX, HRR, and HRC series are bagging mowers that feature micro-cut twin blades for better mulching. HRS mowers are side-discharge with deep mulching decks, and are available as a push-type or self-propelled model.
The HRR mowers can be set to mulch, bag, or discharge grass clippings. They are either self-propelled or push-type. The HRX mowers are a bit more versatile, and can be set to mulch, bag, discharge, or shred leaves. All HRX models are self-propelled with either a variable speed Smart Drive or hydrostatic Cruise Control. Some models have an electric start.
The commercial-grade HRC models are powerful mowers that can either bag or mulch grass clippings. They feature durable steel decks with a front bumper and edge guards. The push-type model has basic features, while the self-propelled model adds a blade stop system and a cruise control to set speed at 2 to 4 miles per hour.
Trimmers
Honda's three trimmers are all equipped with mini 4-stroke engines that run on straight gasoline, so there's no mixing of oil and gas. The HHT25SLTA model is lightweight, only 13 pounds. The HHT35SLTA trimmer is more powerful, with quick acceleration for demanding cutting tasks, and weighs 14.8 pounds. Both these trimmers have a 17-inch cutting head with a semi-automatic line feed.
The HHT35SUKA trimmer has bicycle-style handles, a 17-inch cutting width, and features a Kwik Loader 2 Line Head. It also comes standard with a 10-inch brush blade and blade barrier kit so it can be converted for removing brush and small trees. This trimmer weighs 15.4 pounds.
Tillers
Honda offers a mini-tiller, two mid-tine tillers, and one rear-tine tiller. The tilling widths range from 9-inches to 26-inches. The mini-tiller, or cultivator, is easy to carry and maneuver. The 9-inch tilling width makes it good for small gardens and tight spaces. It can be used with wheels or with an adjustable-depth guide bar.
Mid-tine tillers are also easy to maneuver, but they can cover more garden space and dig deeper than the mini cultivator. The F220 model is adjustable for either a 21-inch or 12-inch tilling width. The larger FC600 has a 26-inch tilling width. It can work more garden space at once than the rear-tine FRC800, which tills a 20-inch swath. However, the rear-tine model has three forward speeds and a reverse to make it more versatile. The rear-tine model is also equipped with a shield to allow for tilling next to fences and plants.
