Scotts Outdoor Power Tools TC70001S Tiller, 11", 8.5-Amp, Green

I am a 66-year-old female this tiller is so easy and light weight for me to use. I love it!! Did a great job in my gardens also. Did everything I needed it to do.

This worked great as we have a small flower garden near the house. A good product at a good price.

I bought this because the price was right ($145) and renting them from Home Depot had become too much of a hassle. This Scott model is an exact duplicate of a very popular model from China that usually sells for about $180 under a couple of different brand names. Assembly is not too bad. Just look carefully at the drawings. Once assembled, it did a very good job turning over the soil to a depth of 5 or 6 inches. It was not quite as deep as the Mantis that I used previously, but good enough. At 11 inches wide, it could be used as a cultivator to get rid of leaves, if you're careful. All in all a good purchase for me, as a 78-year-old who loves to garden.

So happy with this tiller. It did the job and we are completely satisfied.

The button on back of tiller didn’t release the button, like it was suppose too. Pinched and cut my husband finger, he had to get stitches. The tiller works good and tills hood but the wheels don’t go up and down like it was suppose too.

Super easy to assemble. Works great so far in my 4x4 raised beds.

Assembled the tiller only to find that it wouldn't start. Ok, slightly frustrated. Checked the power cord and outlet. All working. Next, I take the power assembly apart to find the 5 cent piece of plastic that serves as a plunger to make starting connection is broken. Searched the manufacturer website for replacement part. Nothing. Called the Scott's customer service number. After much searching for the model number, I'm told this tiller is actually made by American Lawn Mower and I'm given their number. At this point, I've lost hours of my life to this process and the weeds in my garden are mocking me. I call American Lawn Mower and told they can't do anything over the phone but I can submit a claim on their website. All lovely people but grrrrr. The actual process to submit a claim online is easy enough with a copy of receipt. I received a comparable Earthwise battery powered tiller within a week. That's the only positive part of my experience and thus one star. The Earthwise tiller is smaller and less powerful than Scott's (American Lawn Mower) tiller but gets the job done. Battery lasts about 15 minutes. I have a large garden area and ordered the corded tiller to avoid frequent battery charges. Another positive is that it arrived broken and didn't happen a few months later after the manufacturer's warranty had expired. Definitely would not purchase again.

works perfectly for my garden area.