Tier B — Petrol garden tiller UK Est. 1985
A British pedestrian-rotavator maker and a fixture of the UK tool-hire fleet (C-series): Honda-powered, heavy rear-tine machines built for breaking ground.
4 models — garden tiller.
Camon's compact pedestrian rotavator: a Honda GX160 (4.8 hp) driving a 640 mm (64 cm) working width to 20 cm depth, single-speed gearbox, heavy-duty chain case and full-width tine guards, 69 kg. A staple of UK tool-hire fleets. Engine, 64 cm width, 20 cm depth and 69 kg weight verified via Camon.
From £1,300–£1,700
Camon's best-seller and the default UK hire rotavator (effectively a Camon-badged BCS 710): a Honda GX270 (8.4 hp / 6.3 kW) driving a 52 cm (20 in) width to 23 cm depth with 16 tines and one forward / one reverse speed, about 98 kg. Compact, powerful and almost indestructible. Engine, power, 52 cm width, 23 cm depth and 16 tines verified via Camon.
From £1,900–£2,400
The heavy-duty Camon: a Honda GX270 (8.4 hp; GX340 10.7 hp optional) driving a 66 cm (26 in) width to ~20 cm depth with 20 tines, three forward and three reverse speeds, a locking differential and large wheels, about 110 kg. The most capable mid C-series. Engine, power, 66 cm width, 20 tines and 3F+3R gearing verified via Camon.
From £2,400–£3,000
The biggest pedestrian Camon: a Honda GX390 (11.7 hp / 8.7 kW; Yanmar L100 9 hp diesel optional) driving a 66 cm (26 in) rotor to 23 cm depth with 20 tines, three forward and three reverse speeds, a locking differential and steering brakes, about 130 kg. For the heaviest ground a walk-behind rotavator can sensibly take on. Engine, power, 66 cm width, 20 tines and 3F+3R gearing verified via Camon.
From £3,000–£3,800
Camon is a brand from the UK, founded around 1985.
Camon sits in Tier B — petrol garden tiller. The 4 models we cover run £1,300–£3,800, 4.8–11.7 hp.
