Walk behind tillers for suburban yard use. Electric or gas powered? Why? Thinking 12-16 inches wide.

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Jun 19, 2019
12:51:34pm

Tokolosh All-American

Walk behind tillers for suburban yard use. Electric or gas powered? Why? Thinking 12-16 inches wide.

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Walk behind tillers for suburban yard use. Electric or gas powered? Why? Thinking 12-16 inches wide.

Tokolosh All-American

6/19/19 12:51pm

Gas. More power & more reliable.

soupie

6/19/19 12:53pm

I like gas because no cord. I also have a little eco terrorist in me. Nuff said.

PhilPete

6/19/19 12:54pm

Do they seriously make electric tillers? I can't image they'd be all that powerful...

Coug

6/19/19 12:57pm

Mantis makes an electric one - works fine in clay soil, and is super quiet.

ryebrye

6/19/19 1:09pm

We have one too. Never had any issues

JONBOY

6/19/19 1:20pm

how's the battery life?

cdr88

6/19/19 2:24pm

Mines corded

JONBOY

6/19/19 3:34pm

I bought a Sun Joe electric tiller for about $100. It's surprisingly powerful.

oohYeah

6/19/19 1:19pm

For how often I would use one, I would just rent whatever was available at Home

crack

6/19/19 1:04pm

Our garden area isn't that big, and I put a plug right next to it, so we just bought an electric one.

cheezedawg

6/19/19 1:08pm

we had a tiller attachment that fit on our gas Troy Bilt weed wacker

byujag

6/19/19 1:17pm

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