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IncwBO Tiller Cultivator 17 inch 15 Amp 6 Steel Tines Tillers for Gardening Electric Cultivator Tiller for Garden Yard
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IncwBO Tiller Cultivator 17 inch 15 Amp 6 Steel Features
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✈Tiller Cutting Width 17-Inch✈17-inch rotor tilling width ensures you cover more ground quickly. Make your garden preparation a breeze and enjoy more time admiring your work. Penetrate up to 8 inches deep into the soil, ensuring your plants get the nutrients they need from the ground up.
About IncwBO Tiller Cultivator 17 Inch 15 Amp 6 Steel
IncwBo 6-tine tiller is a powerful cultivator. This roto-tiller is powered by electric, so you no longer have to deal with harmful fumes emitted by gas-powered yard equipment. UNIQUE DESIGN: The wheel frame has two positions. When you need to move the TILLER, pull the lock pin out to unlock, then rotate the wheel shaft , Lower the wheel frame so that it touches the ground, when you need to use the CULTIVATOR to work, pull the lock pin out to unlock, rotate the wheel shaft to lift the wheel frame. At this point, the spur can be inserted into the soil to help you better control the forward force of the appliance and reduce fatigue. Specification: Item: electric tiller/cultivator Brand: IncwBo Motor: 15AMP Cultivating Width: 17-INCH Cultivating Depth: 8-INCH Tines: 6 Rear Wheels: Yes Spur: Yes Socket Type: LT-201D(UL listed) TIPS: 👨🌾Move the appliance to the work area prior to starting the motor. 👨🌾Hold the tiller firmly, adjust the spur into the ground and raise the appliance and switch on the motor at no load. 👨🌾For breaking sod or deep tilling, allow the tines to pull the tiller forward to the end of your arm's reach, then firmly pull the tiller back towards you. By repeatedly allowing the tiller to move forward and then pulling back to you, the tiller will be most effective.
