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Electric garden tiller?

9 years ago

I have always hand tilled my garden my garden in the past, but this year I am running out of time to get it done. Has anyone had a good or bad experience with an electric tiller? I am just seeking advice before I go buy one. The soil hasn't been touched since I cleaned it up last fall.

Thank you!

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digdirt2
9 years ago
Here is a link to several previous discussions about them that the search pulls up. They may be of help. There are also some discussions over on the Tool Shed forum here.

http://www.gardenweb.com/gardenweb/query/electric-tiller/topic=cornucop

I have an Earthway but it is primarily for weeding not any actual soil tilling except superficially.

Dave
Amanda Tyner thanked digdirt2
Amanda Tyner
Original Author
9 years ago
Thank you very much!
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byrd2park
9 years ago
i plan on buying the Ryobi 40 V base and tiller connector.

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