BILT HARD Tiller Cultivator 16 inch, 13.5 Amp 6 Steel Tines Tillers for Gardening Foldable, Electric Garden Rototiller with Adjustable Wheels

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16 Inch， 13.5 Amp
18 Inch， 15 Amp

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Description

Brand	BILT HARD
Color	black
Product Dimensions	40"D x 16"W x 40"H
Power Source	Cord Electric Powered
Material	Alloy Steel

Powerful and Safety Motor - Electric Tiller whose AC motor speed is up to 19,000RPM cultivates up to 16" width x 8.7" depth.
Front Tines - 6 rust-resistant blades max speed 360RPM each with 4 angled tines effortlessly slice soil for maximum performance.
Foldable Handles - Four quick bolt knob combinations and H-handle achieve convenient storage and easy transport.
Adjustable Wheels - 2-position 6" wheels adjustment meets the rototilling and portable transfer needs.
Right Assistant - Garden Tiller could loosen soil, remove weeds and mix in compost for small to medium garden, lawn and flowerbeds.

Brand Name	BILT HARD
Model Number	TOA-0452
Customer Reviews	4.6 out of 5 stars
Best Sellers Rank	#1,125 in Patio, Lawn & Garden () #2 in
ASIN	B0C1GPT1XS

Garden tiller electric powered

BILT HARD Tiller is designed to be the workhorse behind your gardening passion.

The mains voltage must be 120V/ 60Hz extension cables up to 25 m in length and must have a cross-section of at least 1.5 mm², and above 25 m at least 2.5 mm².

Wipe the equipment with a clean cloth or blow it with compressed air at low pressure.

Most people would agree that Autumn and Spring are both good times for tilling, you can take advantage of the natural life cycle of plants, trees, and even weeds by turning their dead remnants over with the soil and allowing them to break down into helpful nutrients. Spring tilling is also very helpful, but you have to get the timing right. If the weather is still too cold, as it often is in very early spring, you shouldn’t be tilling your soil. A minimum of 16 degrees Celsius is required for effective tilling.