Earthwise TC70025 7.5-Inch 2.5-Amp Corded Electric Tiller/Cultivator, 7.5-Inch, 2.5-Amp Corded, Grey

This compact tiller is fantastic! It’s lightweight and easy to maneuver, but don’t let the size fool you—it has plenty of power to break up tough soil and get the garden beds ready in no time. I was amazed at how quickly it loosened hard ground and worked in compost, saving me hours of backbreaking labor with a shovel. The design makes it simple to handle, even in tight spaces or between rows, and storage is a breeze because of its smaller footprint. It starts up reliably and runs smoothly without a lot of noise or vibration. For anyone who wants a dependable, easy-to-use tiller without the bulk of a full-size machine, this is a perfect choice. It’s been a great investment for my garden!

This is a great little cultivator for the price. I previously had a small gas tiller and when we sold our large home with large garden beds, we gave it away. Now, we’re in a townhome and have some smaller dedicated garden beds that we’re planting. I used this to till in some bags of compost and turn up the soil. There’s good loam and this tiller easily dug down more than 6” deep. If you hit and grab a stone the tiller will stop and chatter. You’ll need to pull out the stone but it’s pretty easy to clear. All-in-all I’m very pleased with the purchase and would buy it again in a heartbeat.

Works great, small, light and powerful for small tight areas!

This thing is perfect for a home gardener. It's easy to manage and has plenty of power. It makes planting things so much easier. Cultivating the soil makes it so much more fertile for planting. Another thing I use it for is planting small trees. My wife had about a 25 gallon cherry tree. I used the cultivator to break up the ground where I was planting it. I would break up the ground, remove the soil, then break it up some more, and remove that until I was at the depth I needed. It was much easier to dig the hole with the soil all loose. I love this thing and use it every year.

Love this little tiller. Super easy to put together. So easy to use. I have recently retired and my flower beds had not been properly taken care of for a few years. This little dude tore through the hard dirt like it was nothing. There were some vines wrapped around the tines but that did not slow it down a bit. It did jam with a big rock got stuck but , wedged that out and it kept working like a champ. Light weight to use for us older folks and does a great job. Just tilled in some compost a few days ago. I am very pleased with the depth this tiller. Has way more power than I expected. And it’s electric so runs quietly.

This garden tiller works as expected. Although the motor is not adequately strong enough to till soil with some rocks and or long Vines and grass as they stop up the blades. If you have that kind of soil it is advised to get one a better quality.

We garden in raised beds, 3' x 8'. A conventional tiller is too large, and would destroy the bedframes. I had a small gas-powered "Mantis-Type" tiller, but it was 1,200 miles away. In addition, We live in the woods near a lake, and not only do I like quiet but our neighbors do as well. A quick search on Amazon for an electric tiller with high ratings turned up the Earthwise tiller. It arrived quickly, and assembled easily (note: instructions were a bit "meh", and if you get one put the auxillary handle on *before* you put the wing nut on the upper/lower handle parts!). Other than that little speedbump, it went together in a snap, and was ready for a test. The first raised bed I used it on was starting to deteriorate after years of use (and hungry carpenter ants). I was hoping to get one more season out of the frames with minor repairs. Using a pitchfork to turn the soil damaged two other frames to major repair status, so now it was time to see what the tiller would do. Happy dance!!! The 7.5 inch tilling width is perfect for the raised beds. The tiller is super-easy to control, and because it pulls the soil *back*, my poor creaky beds will make it through the season. If you are looking for a tiller to do a large garden or lawn, or if you have an aversion to using a wired tool, this may not be for you. If you are looking for a great little tiller for small spaces that's light, quiet and easy to handle, this is your answer. Disclaimer: I purchased this tiller at Amazon's posted price. I'm not affiliated to Earthwise in any way. Also, please don't be an idjit and use an electrical tool outside in a rainstorm or overly wet conditions, unless you're looking for a Darwin Award.

Electric cultivator. I used the cultivator for weeds in my small 8' x 18' garden which was already established. It worked well and saved me from doing a lot of manual work with a hoe. I still had to do some hand work close to the plants, but it made the bulk of the weeding job easier. I would recommend .

It was not mentioned in the product details that it works on 110 volt electricity, and I bought it on the basis that it was 220 volts, like most modern devices, and also not 50/60 h, but only 60 h, which makes it impossible for me to use it at all.

This machine would be ideal except it is. 120 v no good for england

excelente producto recomendado al 110%. muy versatil, materiales de excelente calidad.

It works good but isn’t strong for long prolonged use due to it locking out after build up of mud and roots on the fins. It makes a clicking sound skipping gears at the head. It’s used only for soft wet ground.