| Honda Releases New 3-Horsepower GX100 4-Stroke General Purpose Engine |
| Tokyo, February 15, 2001 - Honda Motor Co., Ltd. today announced the release of the GX100 general purpose engine, a newly developed 3-horsepower 4-stroke OHC engine ideal for powering a wide range of construction and other work equipment, including cement mixers, power rammers, and portable generators. The new GX100 will go on sale on February 16, 2001 at Honda Power Products dealers nationwide, and will also be supplied to OEM manufacturers in various industries. The GX100 engine uses a unique Honda side-cam OHC layout to offer the high reliability, high durability, and light weight demanded by many types of work equipment, while also ensuring clean-running performance that clears the world's strictest emissions regulations, including the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Phase 2 regulations. It also comes equipped with Honda's unique built-in timing belt and a large-capacity muffler that combine to reduce engine noise to ultra-low levels for more user-friendly operation. The GX100 also features a vertical cylinder and an OHC layout with balanced left-right positioning of auxiliary components to minimize center-of-gravity offset, making it an ideal powerplant for earth rammers and other types of equipment requiring a stable operating position.
GX100 Primary Features Quiet Operation
Superior Fuel Economy & Environmental Performance
Excellent Durability & Reliability
Specifications (Please note that this model is available in Japan only)
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