electric tiller question....

My Foot Smells · December 26, 2016

I've about had it with the craftsman gas tiller i got, a small 32cc lightweight piece of junk. was going to till in the added lime and some compost over the steamy christmas weather. yank, yank, yank, sputter, yank, yank, sputter (repeat). i threw it down in disgust and ruined my planned garden day.

got some raised beds and loose soil that doesn't need anything heavy duty. i do need to be able to lift the unit.

thinking about going electric with an earthwise tc70001 model, 8.5a.

i hate yanking on a cord to no avail. would rather just poke a button. why is it that tillers notoriously have terrible carbs? thought about mantis, but the few times i use a tiller, want zero maintenance, really not worth the cost.

December 26, 2016	#1
My Foot Smells Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Pulaski County, Arkansas Posts: 1,239	electric tiller question.... I've about had it with the craftsman gas tiller i got, a small 32cc lightweight piece of junk. was going to till in the added lime and some compost over the steamy christmas weather. yank, yank, yank, sputter, yank, yank, sputter (repeat). i threw it down in disgust and ruined my planned garden day. got some raised beds and loose soil that doesn't need anything heavy duty. i do need to be able to lift the unit. thinking about going electric with an earthwise tc70001 model, 8.5a. i hate yanking on a cord to no avail. would rather just poke a button. why is it that tillers notoriously have terrible carbs? thought about mantis, but the few times i use a tiller, want zero maintenance, really not worth the cost.