Honda equipment

[Propdoc]

Anyone out there have much experience with Honda's equipment? I'm wondering how their walk behinds and trimmers compare to say exmark and echo.

[odin]

Propdoc

I just got the honda 21inch hydro on tuesday,
if it is any indication of their equipment quality
then you have nothing to worry about.
This machine is built like a rock.first class quality

[awm]

the home depo rental in charlotte ,says the hondas on anything
are the only engine he wishes was on anything.he believes pretty strong inum,an i guess he deals with them more than most.

[Propdoc]

I know that they make a 36" and a 48" walk behind, does anyone have one and if so what do you think about it?

[kutnkru]

Originally posted by 65hoss
You'll wish you had something instead of that Honda before long. I bought a true gear last spring, within 3 months I sold it. Hard to operate, especially with sulky. The guy I sold it to has had many problems with it. 100 hours on it and the spindles are gone, its been in the shop many times, and parts are really hard to get. ... Here is one person who was not happy with their Honda purchase.

I personally think their engines are superior to many others available on the market!!!

Kris

[Redmowers]

I have had my Honda 7013 48"Hydro for just over a year with no problems,other than the air filter plugging and setting of the oil alert.Great mower once I got used to it,Great hight adjustment for a fixed deck.Honda engines are top notch ,I have run doubles on it too ! May invest in the snoblower for this winter.

[lawnMaster5000]

i own a honda 52" hydro, and ove it,

But i have written many posts on it and you should be able to find them by searching.

FYI honda doesnt make a WB anymore

[65hoss]

Thanks Kris, you saved me the trouble of posting it again. But, the true gear is terrible. The cut is pretty good, but handling and parts are not. My advice is to stay away from them.

[Propdoc]

Thanks for the honest info guys;)