Width, depth and how far you are from an outlet · review
At $117, the cheapest corded tiller here claims 9 inches deep and has a two-stage gearbox.
LawnMaster gets a stated 9 inches and a two-stage gearbox into a $117 tiller. Few listings mention the gearbox at all.
No weight is published, and the rating is shared with the TE1318M.
Call 811 before you dig, stay clear of the tines and unplug or shut down the machine before you clear roots or stones.
Prices quoted in this text are dated readings and can differ from the live price in the buy box.
Same section, nearest cost — what else that money buys.
| Motor | 12 A corded |
|---|---|
| Tilling width | 16 in max |
| Tilling depth | 9 in |
| Blades | 6, rust-resistant steel |
| Gearbox | Two-stage with mechanical clutch |
| Wheels | 3 positions |
| Warranty | 2-year limited |
| Amazon reference | B00TZIZ2ZQ |
| EAN | 0814953013020 |
It is LawnMaster’s maximum, and it depends on soil. Sun Joe says 8 inches for a similar machine.
The listing we read does not say so.
8.1/ 10
The value pick of the corded tillers.
A budget buyer with small beds.
Specifications: the Amazon.com listing, read from a US address. Live prices: Amazon.com, through Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
Manual · 57 in handle · aluminum tines · stainless steel pole · 2.6 lb
A $27 hand tool: a rotating cultivator on a 57-inch pole for reseeding spots or loosening soil.
Best for: Scratching in grass seed on a bare patch.
≈ $27
40cc 4-cycle Viper · stand-up start · 32 lb · 5-year warranty
A 40cc 4-cycle mini cultivator with the longest warranty here, 5 years, and optional edger and dethatcher kits.
Best for: Someone who wants one gas machine for tilling and light edging.
≈ $345
40V 4.0Ah · 8.25 to 10 in wide · up to 45 min · 6 in wheels · 21 lb · 3-year warranty stated
A cordless 40V cultivator with a stated 45 minutes and an adjustable width up to 10 inches. It is best for small, already-worked beds.
Best for: Small beds and raised gardens.
≈ $190
