Electric Garden Tiller Cultivator Rotovator and Rototiller 3

More than impressed

Bought to replace an old and finally died machine and for use in a relatively long and intended garden. The blades work well and loosens well compacted soil, even heaving buried house bricks etc out of the way mostly with ease.

It kicks when you start it

Well where to begine. The tiller arrived on 5th June it's now the 6th. When it arrived I looked at it and in truth was going to send it straight back, but thought I'll try one run in the morning. My ground (and old bare lawn) is rock hard mixture of clay bricks with a little Lome top soil. It says 25 cm working depth but I was dubious. Sunday morning looked at the tiller looked at the ground and with intrepidation I started the tiller it bounced and kicked until I realised lay it back towards you and slowly lift and it will bite. Slowly working backwards I was amazed. It cut through with no pr

Great tool for the job

Seems pretty sturdy and has done a great job dealing with fairly compacted and damp earth chopping it up into fine top soil. It seems to have plenty of power for the job in hand and I breezed through the 20m squared area quickly. It does tend to jump around a bit moving forward but nicely digs in going backwards.

Love This !

- need to have a fair bit of arm strength to keep it from dragging you into the soil ! and have to ensure your lead doesn't get caught and electrify you, but it's bright orange so that helps ! anyway, i love this tool - it's turning the ground with relative ease

Light, simple to set up, and use!

After eventually deciding to buy this model, over the slightly bigger one, I wasn't too sure what to expect, considering how bad the garden was, but after cutting the grass short, I started it up, and there was some initial bouncing, but if you let it run forward a bit, then pull it back slowly at an angle, it should work its way into the earth.