Earthwise TC70001 11-Inch 8.5-Amp Corded Electric Tiller/Cultivator

After researching several of the small electric tillers on Amazon, the reason I chose this one came to mind. It seems silly to run 12 amps down 100 feet of power cord to a horse tiller when I have a 12 amp vacuum cleaner and a 25' power cord that gets pretty warm. A lot of the tillers on the market draw only 7". Despite only being 5 amps, I read reviews about the motor burning up, so I figured 14” of cut would be too much to ask of a motor of that size. It seemed that the Earthwise tiller would be a perfect match - With 8, it's up to It takes 5 amps to reduce an 11" cut to 4". Despite the fact that it was not burning up, it provided a powerful performance. br>I liked the idea of the handle connecting to one another. My favorite thing about wheels was having them. It is present on some models but not all of them, and they prevent the tiller from going My choice of tiller has turned out very well now that I have used it. It appears to be very sturdy and well constructed. This is not a toy, no matter how small it is. It is a powerful tool that quickly turns up dirt and does an excellent job of moving My front yard was 10' x 40' and it took me less than an hour to do it. The task would have gone quicker if I hadn't had to deal with roots from overgrown bushes that used to be there. So soon as it stops raining and the ground dries out, I intend to do the whole back yard as well. Start by tilling at the front of the area you intend to till. When it's cutting, draw the tiller back while After you pull back about 10', let the machine walk you up, and then pull back again Using this method will clear your area quickly, and the cord will remain off to the side so it doesn't get tangled in anything. The cord should not be run from front to back too many times in one go or you will end up cutting your cord. Check to make sure the cord is not wet with you as moist soil will cause it to The soil will crumble into a smooth, creamy powder when it is dry. I bought this tiller when it was the least expensive in its class, but the price shot up quickly afterward. In a short time, it returned to its previous level. of this product seems to fluctuate every day or two so to make sure you can get it at the lowest price, put it in your shopping cart and watch for it to go low. Saving money will be a benefit to you. Thank you for reading this review. I hope you find it helpful and that you enjoy.

Cesar Myers

| Oct 12, 2020

Because this is the first time I've used a tiller, I do not have a lot of experience to compare it to. Despite being lightweight and strong, I like that it's not overly bulky. It was able to dig out the weeds and clean up the grass using the earthwisw TC7001. It works well except that the bigger weeds sometimes tend to get caught up in the tiller and bring the motor to a halt, so I have to manually untangle them Here's some advice Weeds are growing on your lawn, so cut them down with a weed wacker. The following pros Please note Weighs only a fraction of its weight - The kit is easy to assemble
Provides the service you need

CONS Please note Tillers are prone to weeds getting caught up in them, which requires stopping to move them out. The br>- The tiller tends to pull away from you when you pull it towards you, so you need to pull it towards you*- There's something awkward about the on switch, namely pulling the trigger and pressing the button at the same time. All in all, I am very pleased with the tiller. Overall, it performed well and delivered what it promised.

Camille Huang

| Jul 11, 2021

The bottom line If you are looking for the bottom line I chose Earthwise because it came with the most features for the least price. As with all others, it isn't perfect (as could be said for the others as well), but it is an exceptionally good machine that is up to the task, outperforming devices twice as expensive (or even You need fast tine speed to get through tough material. There is a big problem with it being prone to bucking. The full review is as follows As I needed to replace my trusted 25 year old 2 cycle gas tiller/cultivator (engine still purrs but the transmission gave out), I decided to purchase an electric model since a number of familiar faces from my gardening club gave rave reviews. Which one should I In the past few weeks, I had an opportunity to try several, and thought I would share my experiences with other people who are in the same boat. In our first match of the weekend, we had In addition,.

Ember BARLOW

| May 04, 2021

A tough little guy, the motor is incredible, and it's so easy to use, but after about 5 hours of use, one of the teeth broke off while working in the yard soil with some tomato roots from last year. What a shame they put a beefy motor in a flimsy chassis. Updating the above In the event that the product is still under warranty, I've submitted the claim. Please see the response below * Email contact@americanlawnmower. com. Item number 12 I received your email this morning at 818 PM (8 hours ago). Good morning, the tines are not covered by the In order to place an order for the tine set RTC70001SET however, you must pay The following formulas were used 01 + S&W A set of four tines (all replacements included) and the tine hardware is not sold separately. It is a pleasure to work with you, thank you.

Kori LORD

| May 14, 2021