Electric Rototiller Garden Tiller 12 Inch Tilling Width 8-Inch Electric Tiller 10.5 Amp Tiller Cultivator for Garden Yard

Great quality. Easy to use. Great price. The dirt (even when damp) didn't clog up the blades. It is a great height to use comfortably. The cord stays plugged into the extension cord. It works really really well and saves me a lot of time when I have a large area of yard I need to turn over to plant my garden. Great design and quite powerful to break through my dry country dirt.

this tiller is strong does what i need it to do. so simple to use will not jump like others unless you hit a rock i dont have them. light weight easy to move from one place to another just keep it clean and it will last. I really have not found any thing wrong with it.

Wow! This thing is a beast! Just finished tilling up 500 sq feet of hard compacted clay soil that hasn’t been tilled in years. I used this to prep the yard before putting down new sod and while I wasn’t looking to necessarily own a tiller, it came out to be cheaper than renting one and the fact it was electric and I didn’t have to buy gas or load and unload a piece of heavy equipment into my car made this a great purchase. My only complaint is the handles would come loose when I would get into some serious areas. It was easy to reattach them, but that was the only flaw. Definitely recommend and now I am thinking the flower beds may get a round of tilling too!

I bought this tiller because I needed something small and light weight to work in a smaller garden area, and be able to lift over a fence. I bought the 12" model. It weighs only 20 lbs, draws only 10.5 amps so a long extension cord was not an issue. It was easy to assemble. It is insanely powerful. So powerful that it can easily run off when going forward. For me, it was much easier to control pulling backward. The last tiller I had was a large, heavy gasoline unit with a drive clutch. This tiller is very powerful but it is an entirely different experience. My sense is the more you use it, the more you will like its small size and power, but it does take getting used to.

Looking to turn your yard into a garden paradise without breaking the bank? This affordable electric tiller is here to save the day – and your back! 🌿First off, let’s talk about the power. This little beast may be affordable, but it packs a punch! It’s like the superhero of yard tools, ready to tackle even the toughest soil with ease. Just plug it in, and watch it go to town on your garden beds. It’s tiller-ific! 💪Now, let’s address the elephant in the yard – the noise. Sure, it’s not whisper-quiet, but who needs peace and quiet when you’re transforming your yard into a botanical wonderland? Plus, the neighbors will be so impressed with your gardening prowess, they won’t mind the hum of progress. 🌻One of the best features? It’s lightweight and easy to maneuver. No more wrestling with heavy, clunky equipment. This tiller glides through the soil like a hot knife through butter. Your arms will thank you, and your garden will too! 🌷In conclusion, this affordable electric tiller is a game-changer. It’s powerful, easy to use, and won’t empty your wallet. So, if you’re ready to dig into some serious gardening, this tiller is the way to go. Get ready to till and thrill! 🌱

I've used nothing but small gas operated tillers in the past (the same size as the 10.5 IncwBo ). I was reluctant to buy the electric and was looking for another small gas operated tiller. I purchased the 10.5 and couldn't be happier. Very easy to put together, less then 15 mins. Here is my comparison.IncwBo: Very well built, no issues. Works UNBELEVABLY well no complaints / not noisy... quieter than a lawnmower.GAS: Very well built no issues. Maybe dies out in idle mode / noisy.IncwBo: Starts and stops easily. Pull trigger switch on handle.GAS: Starts by priming and pulling a starter cord hoping it will start. After a while refill gas tank.IncwBo: When using you can stop tilling to pick up twigs, big rocks, whatever, then go back to tilling.GAS: Leave the tiller running in idle hoping it doesn't turn off.IncwBo: Store it and pull it out 1 to 5 years later then plug it in and use it.GAS: Put in gas then pray . . . A) return and gas lines aren't dry rotted B) adjust the carburetor C) you prime it and screw around with it until you finally get it started. D) Throw it out and buy another one (that's what I did until this purchase).NOTE: Electric Cord Concerns . . .It's not that big of a deal once you get used to it. Remember you're not driving an INDY race. Your moving kind of slow and watching what you're doing. I also would not recommend a battery-operated tiller. Almost ALL battery-operated devices start out great then slowly begin to lose power and torque, this electric tiller will run all day. The torque is VERY good and will work fine for ANY home project.

I was very skeptical about buying an electric tiller but after using this machine I am now a believer. This lightweight corded tiller is a beast. I used it on some very hard and long compacted dirt and it chewed it up and kept on going. Assembly was very easy and other than needing to check for roots, vines and such getting wound up while using I can't say enough positive about this for the price. It works way beyond my expectations and I am very pleased with the purchase. Only wish I had bought one years ago!

This is a good alternative to a small gas engine tiller. It has enough power and torque to till up even hard ground. It was easy to assemble and has good design and build quality.