This handheld petrol tiller turns hard, compacted ground into a loose, workable seedbed in a fraction of the time it takes by hand. It runs a 65cc two-stroke engine driving six blades fitted with 36 hardened steel tines, so it digs a wide 400mm path up to 150mm deep in a single pass.
The six-blade setup covers more ground per pass than a four-blade tiller, cutting the job down by around a third. That means one pass is usually enough to break up the soil and get a bed ready for planting, rather than going back and forth.
It's built to be easy to handle. The engine is a recoil pull-start, the throttle is a quick-release trigger on a steady handle, and it rolls on all-terrain rubber tyres so you can move it over rough ground without a fight. When you're finished, it folds down for storage. It suits home gardeners and small-scale growers.
Q: How wide and deep does it till?
A: It works a 400mm-wide path up to 150mm deep, with a 4-point depth control rod so you can set how deep it digs.
Q: What fuel does it take?
A: It runs a two-stroke petrol mix of regular unleaded 95+ RON and two-stroke oil at a 25:1 ratio. A fuel mixing bottle is included.
Q: Why six blades instead of four?
A: The six-blade setup covers a wider path per pass, so it works around 30% faster than a four-blade tiller and usually breaks up the soil in one pass.
Q: How do I start it?
A: It's a recoil pull-start engine, with a quick-release throttle trigger on the handle.
Q: Can I move it over rough ground?
A: Yes. It rolls on all-terrain rubber tyres with a mud-resistant tread, and folds down for storage afterwards.
Q: Are the blades replaceable?
A: Yes. The blades can be replaced when they wear.
WARNING
This product comes with a 1-year warranty.
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