MZK 20V Cordless Tiller Cultivator, 8-Inch Steel Tines,360 RPM

Lightweight but strong! Easy to assemble, took me 30 min from opening the box, removing everything, reading the directions, and putting it together. Batteries were fully charged, but I put them on the charger until I was ready to work. It was amazing. Today I was just breaking up the top soil and mixing in some fertilizer. About 4” deep. Set it at the highest wheel setting and fired her up. No pulling a cord thank you. No pump and prime thank you. Pushed the thumb safety button and squeezed the trigger and I was off. I was so shocked at its strength I had to stop and stare at it a minute. I really wasn’t expecting that. The noise level was loud enough I had to stop to hear my husband talk, but whisper quiet compared to his gas tiller on a stick. I was able to push it around the house to the garden easier than my push mower and moving it around in my garden while tilling was so easy. The price was so worth it. I was dreading paying $500+ for a new tiller. I paid under $150 for the MZK and am so happy! I’ll try and remember to post more pics and reviews as gardening time gets here and here is today’s work all done . Thanks MZK and Amazon for my amazing tiller! For reference, I’m a 52 year old 128 lb 5’4” woman, and this tiller was perfect for me.

I was skeptical that this was cheap Chinese junk from an unknown company. Maybe it is, but after first use I can say that this mighty little tiller gets the job done. I just went through three 4' x 12' raised beds in 15 minutes. Don't bother with anything but gas if you want to turn a lawn into a garden, but for existing beds you want to prepare for planting and till in amendments like composted manure, this machine is perfect. I'd have saved money on a corded unit but my beds are too far from an outlet (and I'd worry about the cord anyway). Some bullet points: • TWO batteries and 40V means plenty of power and (probably) run time. • The product description says "lightweight" but only compared to gas units or thousand-dollar electrics, and you don't want it to be. You want a tiller's weight to do the work for you! Happy to report it's heavy enough to dig in well, but still light enough to easily roll to your work area, lift into/out of a raised bed, or into a truck. • Wheels are big enough to roll over a lawn (even a lightly rutted one like mine) and not to sink into the tilled soil. • Wheels are on an adjustable arm so you can lower them down for easier moving. • The double-handle is a KILLER feature in this price range! Just lift them up and let the weight dig the 4 tilling blades in, and slowly pull backwards. No awkward sideways stance with poor control; you're not shopping for a weed whacker. • The safety thumb button works great, but the real win is that you DON'T need to keep holding it down while you till; just keep the trigger squeezed, which you do automatically by holding the handles. No tired thumb. • Comes with two chargers, so you can charge both batteries simultaneously. • The tilling blades have nice cutting angles at the ends, so they till an area instead of just digging narrow grooves like some others do. The blade design and spacing is important. • The blade assembly is wide enough to make quick work of larger areas (see photo). • Description says it digs 8+" deep, but like with many tillers, that's irrelevant. You're not just lowering the blades until the axle touches solid ground. You're tilling an area that keeps getting softer, that this beast keeps going. • KEY FEATURE: There's a motor cutoff switch if a blade catches on something (like the edge of one of my beds, lol). Just disengage the stuck blade and keep going. • Simple to assemble: put on the wheels, and use 4 handle bolts to put on the handle. • Batteries even came fully charged. Used it right out of the box! • The instructions are...basic. Deal with it, lol. That's all I can think of right now. SO pleasantly surprised. Only wild card is how ling this thing lasts, but elections are simple machines so I'm hopeful. If you want a relatively affordable, capable cordless tiller to refresh small-to-medium areas, set aside your brand reservations and stop looking. You found it.

This cordless tiller is easy to handle and works great for small garden projects. The steel tines break up soil effectively, and the battery life is solid with the included extras. It’s convenient, efficient, and perfect for maintaining garden beds! 🌱

For its size I thought it worked well. I bought this product mainly to take care of weeds. I also use it to have nice landscape borders. I wish it came with two extra batteries. They do not last long. It is lightweight and easy to handle.

Needed a good power hand tiller and this is great! It's lightweight but does a great job of breaking up the dirt and weeds. I have a large garden (30' by 60') and lots of weeds. I use this 1 to 2 times a week to do the whole thing and I have to use both batteries. Each battery last about 30 mins. before it needs to be charged. When you work it through the dirt you can get a depth of about 4 inches of dirt tilled up very nicely. The only hand weeding that I have to do is right next to the plants. If your weeds are big enough they will get wrapped up in the tines and you'll have to pick them out when you are done but not a big issue, just use a needle nose pliers to do a quick clean out job. I'm hoping this last a long time because it's been a huge help for me. We are going to have my elderly in laws try it in their garden to see if they like it too so then we can get one for them. It's nice that it only weighs 9 lbs. so at times I am running it with one hand so I can use my other one to move things around without stopping.

Man, honestly, a complete disappointment and I literally researched tons of these for weeks before I pulled the trigger and it genuinely seemed like this particular brand was definitely one of them more popular higher quality ones and wow, I will tell you I don’t know if I maybe just got a fluke situation or what but let’s just say first of all right off the bat one of the two batteries was completely DOA even after hours on the charger, the battery indicator is still showing zero bars, which tells me it’s clearly dead internally and no good which in my opinion makes this thing nearly useless since the battery life is so short you have to have two Batteries and then I figured I would at least check out and see how much power it had with the one good battery and where I’m currently trying it out unfortunately there’s literally no grass or dirt or anything. It’s strictly all rock so I can’t physically try it, but I can’t tell you that the RPN’s first of all seems ungodly slow. I can’t imagine it would work that well and well, what then finally prompted me to say. I absolutely just need to leave a bad review on this and tell people to avoid it by all costs when I was just checking it out overall I also then noticed that the shaft is bent. I mean, not like a terrible angle, but definitely enough where it’s gonna be an issue and the scratches on it for me almost feels like I gotta use unit and then second absolute biggest issue I noticed as I was kind of like pretending to use it on the ground without running, it is the head angle is terrible and there’s no way to change it and then the icing on the cake is I was figuring I would maybe just try and return it but first of all, I realize I had already thrown the box away, and this is a fairly awkward shaped item and then for some strange reason Amazon wants to charge me seven dollars to do a return which basically means I’m gonna have to spend 10 or $15 in gas to go to the store to find a box that’s gonna cost me probably another five dollars along with packing supplies which is another five Dollars Dr. all the way to UPS to drop it off. I mean I’d have practically $40-$50 not to mention hours of my day wasted to return a item that literally came broken and a bad design seems unacceptable to me and I just literally seems like I flushed this money down the toilet. And now after I finish this review, I’m quite literally gonna have to grab it and go throw it on my scrap garbage pile as I don’t know what else I can do with it personally, I would literally go with any other option than this.

This tool is so much fun! I thought it might be too heavy for me (69 year old female), but if you pull it toward you it’s easy to maneuver. I only meant to work on a 200 sq ft patch of packed, rock filled soil where a POD sat for 6 months, but I find myself walking around attacking other areas that construction workers wrecked. My initial pull digs into the ground about 2-3 inches. All the rocks pop out (I wish there was a machine to pick up the rocks, haha), no matter what size. A 5 inch rock got caught in the blades but was extractable. I then go back over the patch and it digs deeper. I’m planning to seed, so my goal is to turn up about 4-5 inches of soil. It’s great for pulling out the clumps of grass here and there so I’ll have a clean patch to seed. (I’m going to add a layer of top soil when I go to seed). I bought this instead of renting. Same cost but now I can attack my project a bit each day. Because I have so many rocks in my soil, (I bought a sifter to help me clear the rocks), it’s tedious work (good tunes help!) Hopefully I get a beautiful lawn next spring from all my efforts this fall.

This little tool is very useful for doing small tasks and the extra charger is also helpful. Due to cold and wet weather I was not able to use it too much but I love to have it handy! Not too heavy, not too big, easy to handle. It’s my first tiller so I’m not an expert but for the price I paid I think ,it’s worth a try .

Buen producto.

Easy to use , Thank you.

I liked every thing about it. I used it to till my garden boxes. It’s light weight and handles well. Thank you

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El artículo no sirve, intenté hacer la devolución en Amazon y me están cobrando $3,000 de paquetería, no lo recomiendo en absoluto, ya que no dan solución pese a que enviaron un artículo en mal estado