Terra Tiller Hand Cultivator, Rust-Resistant, ITT-4T | Loosens and Aerates Compacted Soil, Gardening Tool for Yardwork, Power-Coated Steel, Comfortable Grip, Rust-Resistant

Best tiller/mattock on the market! The only reason I'm buying another one is because somebody stole my stuff out of my front yard, I've had one of these for years and it works great and is plenty sturdy. Yes I've had to straighten the tines a couple times, but only because I was being exceedingly hard on it. It's a real go getter, and I was elated to find a replacement cuz my local hardware store doesn't carry them anymore for some dumb reason. Don't waste your time on anything else, buy this one! The only issue I ever had with it was the handle slipping off, so put some good adhesive under it , slide it back on and let it dry for a few days before you use it.

Got this at the 'Add on' price and was pleasantly surprised. Wasn't sure how much use I would get out of it at first. When Irma was coming and a sure hit I took cuttings off the tops of all my leafy tropical outdoor plants because I knew they would be torn to shreds if left in place. Put them in 5 gallon buckets with water in the garage. After storm passed I potted the cuttings in pots using the sand from the bags our mayor and police force (City of Edgewood, Florida) helped us bag and put them out in the back yard. Decided to add these 2 1/2 month cuttings in front of the same plants in the established beds. Discovered this is a heavy, solid tool. Was able to rake back a thick layer of mulch with the prong end, dig with the spade end then turn it on its side to rake the loose soil off to one side before planting. Then noticed I had some pretty big weeds growing in the back. Rather than go back in the garage to get my trusted heavy-duty step-on weed extractor I decided to give a go with this. After driving the prongs all the way in the ground around the base of the weed on the left, then behind, then on the right, I flipped it around so the spade was facing me and drove the prong end in under the root ball and pulled back popping it right out with little exertion! Definitely a great tool to have for any gardener!

I have 4, yes 4 of these, well had, every time a family member uses this tool they have to have it! I live in KY where the soil is 90% clay, this tool makes short work of anything you put it on crabgrass horse weed, even dandelions. it doesn't come very sharp So if you want a sharper tool for cutting stuff like blackberry Brambles you might want to sharpen it. The weight is perfect heavy enough to drive it in the clay but light enough it doesn't work you. This tool is Great quality and comes welded!! I haven't broken 1 yet and I've been using them for 12+ years. This purchase was for my neighbor, as soon as she used it she needed 1 :)

I searched for this tool after using one in a friends garden. Mine arrived and it has the same balance and weight that I was looking for. Heavy enough to do the work but not too heavy. There is one thing that I don't like at all. Five minutes into using it the rubber handle slid off. It is not glued on and is a pain in the ass. Now I will have to but some rubber cement to fix a brand new tool. I still recommend it but come on you guys, spend the extra nickle to make the handle stay on.

Nice gardening tool. Strong and sturdy handle.

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I was so happy to have found this. I have had these for years and the store that I always ngot it at went out of business. I call it my hacker whacker because it hacks and whacks everything. It never bends when your after the toughest weeds or soil. The only reason I;m buying another is that I cant find the dang thing in the yard or garden. ( HAHA ) oh and its not light weight. A nice heavy balance.

There are better... the prongs are not sharp, its very heavy, in the end I gave up with it. Sorry...

awesome best garden tool I ever owned work's great