Scotts 20V 7.5-inch Cordless Electric Garden Tiller/Cultivator,
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Scotts 20V 7.5-inch Cordless Electric Garden Tiller/Cultivator,
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Scotts 20V 7.5-inch Cordless Electric Garden Tiller/Cultivator,
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D9321951
Scotts 20V 7.5-inch Cordless Electric Garden Tiller/Cultivator
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The convenient and planet-friendly option for cultivating your garden, yard or lawn. Lightweight yet powerful, with a tilling width of 7.5 inches and a depth of 6 inches. Quiet, and easier to handle than gas tillers. Runs an average of 30 minutes on one charge. 20V lithium ion battery and charger are included and compatible with other Scotts 20V products. 46" l x 8.5" w x 36" h.
- Cordless electric garden tiller comes with a 20V 2.0Ah lithium-ion battery and fast charger. The Scotts 20V Battery is usable with all other Scotts 20-Volt products
- 4 durable steel tines with tilling width of up to 7.5 inches and tilling depth of 6 inches depending on ground and soil hardness
- Versatile cultivator ideal for small gardens, raised beds, and flower beds. The tiller works great for mixing in soil additives and is also an effective weed control tool during gardening season. The tiller is useful for turning over soil, clearing old hard depleted soil and going along the edges of gardens to pull stray grass and weeds up by the roots
- This battery powered garden tiller is very light and easy to operate and transport. The auxiliary handle adds for well-balanced operation and easy transportation
- Works great for pre gardening prep work or post garden fall clean up. Mixing in soil amendments is a must for most gardeners every year and this tiller is a great tool for mixing in compost, fertilizers, or other organic matter into your garden soil