Scott TC70135S 13.5-Amp 16-Inch Corded Tiller/Cultivator - Perfect for Outdoor Power Gardening

carym: Works good for me. I have clay mix soil and it took longer then I thought it would have to make new garden beds but it powered through the initial dig and now after initial dig it quickly tills through the garden beds. Removing the outer tines helps make desodding a little easier. Lent to a friend and he liked it too and was impressed with the power

United States on Jun 05, 2021

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: I absolutely LOVE this little tiller! It's super easy to use and I love that I don't have to mess with mixing fuel. It has plenty of power, though I do wish I could adjust the length of the handle. I'm 5'2" and it's probably a bit too high for my grip. But that sure didn't stop me from getting these beds worked up. I have redone all my flowerbeds and even in the clay it worked great. Would definitely recommend it!

United States on Apr 25, 2021

CONNIE H O'DELL: Great little tiller to be electric! Quite powerful and does an excellent job once you get the hang of how it operates the best when on. It does it's best work when you pull it backwards then let it go forward and pull it backwards through the hump of ground. Really simple and fast when you get it down pat.

United States on Apr 24, 2021

Walter S.: Used it to break 2 small patches of new ground and prepare for peppers and tomatoes. Easy to maneuver and has enough power to dig into hard ground. Unit is light, so some muscle power is needed to get it to really dig in, but once past the surface crust it had no problem breaking up the medium clay soil. Once the initial breaking was done, it was much easier to use to amend the soil with compost and fertilizers. Realistically tills down about 6". After using it for about 6 hours I would still buy it! Works great now with no issues - we'll see how it holds up over a couple of seasons.

United States on Apr 08, 2021

R. Patterson: This electric tiller works better than I expected. It will dig and turn dirt over, blend in mulch, and prepare soil for gardens or lawn planting. it is easier to use than a gasoline tiller, starts every time! It has enough power for even clay, poor soil. I do not know how it will hold up for large projects. You do need a cord. I use a 12 gauge cord so that it will handle the amps required, without overheating the motor. For long runs, a 10 amp cord is recommended.

United States on Nov 07, 2020