Width, depth and how far you are from an outlet · review
The widest tiller here at 18 inches, with removable tines that narrow it to 12.6 inches, and mechanical overload protection.
Detachable tines give 18 inches for open ground and 12.6 inches between rows. No other tiller here offers that.
The 13.5-amp motor runs at a stated 380 RPM, and overload protection stops it if a stone jams it. At 24.4 pounds it is also light.
Call 811 before you dig, stay clear of the tines and unplug or shut down the machine before you clear roots or stones.
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| Motor | 13.5 A corded, 380 RPM |
|---|---|
| Tilling width | 18 in with 6 tines, 12.6 in with 4 |
| Tilling depth | 9 in |
| Protection | Mechanical overload shutoff |
| Handles | Foldable |
| Weight | 24.4 lb |
| Amazon reference | B08XQ8NN7D |
| EAN | 6939349517723 |
Yes. The listing says you can run 6 tines at 18 inches or 4 at 12.6 inches.
LawnMaster says the machine shuts off if blocked by a foreign object.
8.1/ 10
The most flexible corded tiller here.
A bigger plot or a mix of wide and narrow rows.
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