black and decker See Black & Decker TL10 8.3 Amp Corded Electric Front Tine Tiller Details
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List Price : $249.99 Price : $249.00
List Price : $249.99 Price : $249.00
Product Description
The black and decker tl10 8.3-amp front tine tiller has an instant start lever eliminates the hassle of pull cords and mixing fuel. It also has a removable ballast tank so that users can customize the weight for different depths of tilling task. It has a quiet 8.3-amp motor with 96-feet pound of torque that tackles tough tilling jobs. The 3-position tine depth is perfect for shallow or deep tilling. Tines can be adjusted from 6 to 10-inch in width for even more versatile till tasks. The adjustable handle height allows users to adjust the cultivator for maximum comfort and the soft grip handle provides added comfort during use.
- Instant start lever eliminates the hassle of pull cords and mixing fuel
- Removable ballast tank to customize weight for your tilling task
- Quiet 8.3-amp motor with 96-feet pound of torque tackles tough tilling jobs
- 3-Position tine depth perfect for shallow or deep tilling
- Soft grip handle provides added comfort during use
Black & Decker TL10 8.3 Amp Corded Electric Front Tine Tiller Reviews
black and decker : Black & Decker TL10 8.3 Amp Corded Electric Front Tine Tiller Reviews
| 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful  This tiller is fabulous - best deal for the money, too., By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Black & Decker TL10 8.3 Amp Corded Electric Front Tine Tiller (Lawn & Patio) After using a friend's electric tiller I decided I needed one. I originally bought a Troy-Bilt TB154E 9-Inch 6.5-Amp Electric Garden Cultivator/Tiller, but it gave up the ghost 8 days after I had it. Upon returning it to the store I was told "try the Black and Decker." So I ordered this unit from Amazon and I'm VERY glad I did. This machine is only $50 more than the Troy-Bilt but is much more powerful and much more versatile, too. It's also more powerful and more versatile than the Mantis I'd borrowed from my friend. With its 8.3 amps and very high high torque, this Black & Decker unit hardly seems like it's straining.Some things I like: - The unit can operate on any blade combination. Multiple hitch pin holes in the axle allow you to use just one blade or two blades on one side, or one blade on each side,... Read more 7 of 9 people found the following review helpful Can ya dig it?, This review is from: Black & Decker TL10 8.3 Amp Corded Electric Front Tine Tiller (Lawn & Patio) Lots of trees .. blotchy grass spots. Soil .. very acidic and more like clay than dirt. After two years of fighting this never-ending battle, I decided its time to start over. I'll till the soil, add lime, peat moss, turf builder, then plant grass seed for limited sunlight. Sounds good, but where do I start? Way too many trees for a riding mower or a tractor; so my tilling, cultivating, plugging options are very limited. Considered renting something until I saw the rental fees. Rent one (for 2� days)or purchase this? Easy choice. The specs on this TL10 looked pretty good and over the years I've had many other Black & Decker power tools; so I took the plunge. OMG, what an awesome tool. This thing never skipped a beat. It was perfect! Only suggestion, a root must have snagged one of the cotter pins which held the tines, and off they came. Not the end of the earth (no pun intended), but a pain in the *#* to run to the hardware store for a replacement pin. Wish they'd have... Read more 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful  Good for small to medium jobs, By This review is from: Black & Decker TL10 8.3 Amp Corded Electric Front Tine Tiller (Lawn & Patio) Customer review from the Amazon Vine™ Program ( What's this?) I've only used two tillers. Gas powered and this Black & Decker Electric. I like the design. The top is a container that you can remove from the unit and fill with sand to weigh it down. I like the fact that it is removable since you may wish to dump the sand. Set up was very easy. All you need is a crescent wrench. Although even with the sand, it still is not as heavy as a gas powered unit. When I worked on seeding a new lawn I used a gas powered which was similar in size to this one. It worked very well. I used this unit to break up soil for new sod to be laid. The ground was pretty hard and even with sand, the Black and Decker model didn't seem to "cut" into the soil as easy. I had to stay in one spot for a few seconds and move it around for the soil to get broken up.The only thing I thought could've been better was the mechanism for the trigger. When you turn on the unit, you lift the lever and it rests against the handle in your right hand. At times it... Read more |
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