Product Features:

• 8-inch patented steel cultivating tines dig, weed and shred for premium soil preparation
• Standard cord minder keeps your extension cord in check
• 2-Year limited warranty

Product Description:

Electric Convenience For Easy Soil Preparation No cord to pull or gas to mix, just an...

Customer Reviews:
Awesome For the Size and Money
I bought this machine last year with the money from my government stimulus check. Technically, it is called a cultivator, not a tiller, so I didn't know what to expect out of it power-wise. I was intent on putting in a decent-sized garden, but the only place in my yard that was getting good sun was also the spot where my lawn grew the thickest. I mowed the lawn and then went to work on it with the cultivator. With the narrow width, it naturally took me a good bit of time to till up approximately 16' x 32' plot of thick lawn, but I took my time and this machine did it in a day. I gave it a second tilling at a cross angle. I did have some grass come back in the garden, but this year I don't expect any of it to still be there. With the success I had on the garden spot, I went ahead and dug up huge stretches of my yard and built planters. These spots equaled the size of the garden spot. Then, in about three stages, I gradually tilled up my entire back yard (where...

April 24, 2009 (Bentonville, ar United States) | Rating: 5

A great tiller, BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE!!!
like other people I picked this up at Lowes for 200$ to help cleanup our yard, we have a decent size patch of our yard that that is plain old dirt. Nothing but good ole hard packed clay, were talking hard to break with a shovel type of clay. This seams to be a concern of people, how well it works on hard clay, well obviously you won't be breaking through in one go nor two possibly not three, but you will. Perhaps this is a fault of this cultivator because it's rather light but by breaking the surface with a shovel first helps immensely. Once you get through the hard stuff, or if you don't have a hard layer of clay this little guy will dig and dig and dig all day long, literally. just yesterday I used this cultivator for 6-7 hours with breaks for raking. I've used it for hours straight with the tines completely buried in turn it slows down but still has enough power to break up the larger chunks. using this has pretty much transformed our yard from nasty hard packed clay...

August 9, 2010 (Ventura, CA) | Rating: 5

Not Made Overseas!!!
I purchased the Troy-Bilt TB154 for several reasons, although Ryobi has a similarly priced tiller/cultivator with a motor that is about twice the size. First, I was looking for a small electric tiller without all of the headaches of maintaining a gas-powered tiller. Second, the only real storage I have is in the garage (the smaller the better), and most importantly, Troy-Bilt is still manufactured in the United States (with some manufacturing done in Canada). I am a huge advocate for buying American made to keep jobs in this country. I purchased the TB154 at a local Lowe's store for around $200. Seems a little overpriced for a small electric machine, but hopefully I am getting what I paid for. Anyway, after unpacking the tiller from the box and packaging, assembly was relatively simple. All that needs to be done is to attach the handle to the tiller using two bolts with large wing-nuts (no tools required). After that, you're all set. This is a...

February 7, 2009 | Rating: 5