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Re: Mantis or other small tiller?
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Posted by Robert in W. Mi on December 16, 2003 at 12:26:19 from (69.87.131.216):
In Reply to: Mantis or other small tiller? posted by Dick on December 15, 2003 at 16:31:28:
I've used a Mantis with the 2 stroke motor. I really didn't like the noise and smoke. Now you can buy the Manis with a Honda or even an electric motor. But, why pay more for the Mantis name, when you can buy a mini Honda right from Honda. That's what i did, and it was cheaper. Honda uses the same worm drive tranny, and of course the same motor too, so only the tines are slightly different, and i can't see any difference in how they work. If i need service, i can take it to a Honda dealer, and they are all over!!! I use a Howard Rotavator to break the ground first, and use my mini Honda for weeding ect.. Robert
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