Showing posts with label Garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Garden. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Why Not Just Rent a Small Garden Tiller?

!±8± Why Not Just Rent a Small Garden Tiller?

Small garden tiller tools are needed if one has a big garden, and not everyone could just till on a tiny plot. Some of the lucky ones have just the right sized garden that can produce the vegetables for the house especially during spring and summer. However, tilling, no matter the size, is always tiring especially if you don't have the physical capability to do so. Having a small garden tiller as part of you equipment is something that is both useful as well as essential.

Maybe because man is basically rooted to the soil, making it very hard to ignore. Somehow, the soil calls the gardener in us and makes us dream of fresh, fresh, fresh. One other thing I noticed, freshly tilled soil somehow gives out the message of 'plant seeds.'

When you have a small garden tiller, it is easy to maneuver around tight spots and areas where there might be boulders or trees that are set in the middle of your plot. If you don't want to pry them out, the small garden tiller will work just fine moving around it.

The weight of this small tiller is also what makes it attractive. Lightweight at only 11 pounds, this makes it easy to lift and bring around wherever you want to bring it. Another aspect to be happy about is that the handle are usually foldable, meaning that you can actually just store it upright in a closet big enough to hold it. Some people are just not into buying brand new stuff; they would rather just rent or hire someone to do it for them. But the more the gardener, the more they want to own their own equipment, be they used tillers or new.

Buying used equipment is good as there are a lot offered out there that are in pretty good condition. But don't expect too much from them as if they were new. They are not; they have been used and probably mechanically challenged. If you are not interested in owning one, why not just rent or hire the neighbour's kid? I am sure there are kids out there who would love to have a summer job tilling gardens.

Also, there is something you should know about small garden tillers, they are not designed for heavy duty jobs. So, try loosening up the soil first before you till it. This may be frustrating, but that is the truth to using a small garden tiller.


Why Not Just Rent a Small Garden Tiller?

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Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Troy-Bilt TB154 9-Inch 6.5 Amp Electric Garden Cultivator/Tiller

!±8± Troy-Bilt TB154 9-Inch 6.5 Amp Electric Garden Cultivator/Tiller

Brand : Troy-Bilt | Rate : | Price : $189.00
Post Date : Dec 07, 2011 04:20:07 | Usually ships in 24 hours


10" 6.5-Amp Electric Cultivator

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Thursday, November 24, 2011

Black & Decker GC818 18-Volt Cordless Electric Garden Cultivator

!±8± Black & Decker GC818 18-Volt Cordless Electric Garden Cultivator

Brand : Black & Decker | Rate : | Price : $69.99
Post Date : Nov 24, 2011 03:51:05 | Usually ships in 24 hours


  • Prepares soil for planting and seeding
  • Powered by an 18-volt battery
  • Adjustable telescoping shaft and soft grips for longterm comfort
  • Weighs 8.0 pounds; 2-year warranty
  • Perfect for general weeding and soil aeration

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Monday, November 7, 2011

Garden Tiller - What Type Do You Need

!±8± Garden Tiller - What Type Do You Need

Well it's that time of year again to start busting up your garden soil and start your planting. How you do that is up to you. If you need the exercise or have a very small garden you could always do it by hand.

To save your back and knees you could go with a stand up manual garden till like the famous garden weasel. It is cheap and easy to use.

For medium or large gardens you are going to need a garden tiller with a little more power than your arms. So what type of tiller do you buy?

If you have a smaller or confined garden you will want to go with something maneuverable like an electric mini tiller or cultivator. Or maybe a small 2hp gas model. Most of them are lightweight and very easy to handle. Cost on them is reasonable too for the amount of work they will save you.

One of the biggest pluses for a small garden till is that it uses less storage space. If you buy one with folding handles you can save even more room. A word of warning though, I would not recommend using a small garden tiller to start a new garden where the soil has never been broken up before. You will need something a little more heavy duty to cultivate your soil for the first time.

Renting a large heavy-duty garden tiller the first year to bust up your soil and then get a small tiller for maintenance and cultivating the following year.

Front tine vs. rear tine

The best purpose for a front tine tiller is maintaining soil that has been cultivated before. Start out the first time with a rear tine tiller.

Rear tine tillers are easy to handle and maneuver. They will pretty much turn on a dime when needed and require much less effort from the operator. The majority of rear tine tillers can handle any garden job that you require from them.

What Brand To Buy

There are many different brand names in the garden tiller business. Some of the better known garden tiller brands are, Troy Bilt Garden tillers, Mantis Tillers, Honda Tillers, Husqvarna Garden Tillers, Craftsman Tillers, and MTD Tillers. Prices and models vary a lot so the best thing you can do is shop around and compare after you have decided on what type you need for your garden.

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Garden Tiller - What Type Do You Need

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