Mantis 1622 Power Tiller Tines for Gardening

I'm very satisfied with the product. The dirt around here is like rock, so I have to change these frequently. With the Mantis, I am unable to grow any plants without digging holes. During the course of using Mantis for a year, I noticed that it took a lot longer to dig holes. I looked at the tines and saw that no curved blase was Straight tines are all you need. These were ordered and now I am able to plant an outstanding machine that I have used for a number of years. The tines arrived in a prompt manner and were of good quality considering I'm using it to cut through stuff Your kindness is greatly appreciated Would reorder as soon as a new set is needed.

Miguel Barton

| Sep 05, 2020

My original Mantis tines lasted 12 years before they lost the curl at the tips and began wrapping in weeds and roots even worse. I found these to be an exact replacement and well made. My engine is back in the saddle again for 15 more miles with a new carb, and a repack of spec grease that's hard to find.

Alaric Hess

| Jan 04, 2021

Great tiller that I ordered and it.

Charles Hill

| Dec 01, 2020

They arrived on time and were exactly what they said they would be.

Kace Mason

| Jun 18, 2021

Mantis Tillers have been part of my life for nearly 20 years, and I've used them three times. The tines of this tool are my most important, and most indispensable gardening tool, but I wish that they could last a little Tendons are guaranteed against breakage for a lifetime, but I have never broken a single The only problem is that I wear them out quite frequently and have spent more on replacement tines than I have on tillers over the years. It wouldn't be a stretch to say that. With four sets of tines for $75 each, you get a new tiller for the price of four. I actually keep a spare set of tines "in stock" at all times since the tines deteriorate so predictably. We always have the same problem year after year. Because the tines' tips are thin, especially the serpentine tine, the curvature at the tip eventually wears away, and the tines are no longer capable of turning the soil. The tines can cut, but they will not churn the soil. The soil in my yard may be particularly abrasive, I am not sure. To tell you the truth, however, the need to replace at least one annual filter is one I can't ignore.

Mariam Haynes

| Sep 26, 2020

I didn't know what my old blades worked like until I compared them to these. The Mantis electric is equipped with these, and they work well.

Molly Rollins

| Dec 04, 2020

After several years of service the tines finally needed to be replaced, and had to order the repair kit for the bearings from Mantis. These tines work just as well as the old tines did. During my latest trip to Home Depot, I rented a Mantis (four cycle power tool with four teeth) from them. It chewed through some dirt. It's safe to say Mantis.

Ethan Gibbs

| Apr 18, 2021

Expect to get some solid results with these since steel is nearly as tough as it was two decades ago. For my mantis to stay working properly, I must be able to access these tines in the future. This is my third row of tines for this tiller.

Naomi Peters

| Jun 04, 2021