AAVIXAGT307 10 Amp Electric Tiller/Cultivator, 13", Black/Blue

It works pretty good. I got it 5 days early. Kudos to the seller. When I assembled it, I put the cord hanger where it's supposed to be, but I will be moving it.I believe it will be more functional on the top bar.The double safety makes it more difficult to get it to start. I almost thought that it didn't work. It's a little difficult to hold the button in, hold the tiller, and push on the start lever. I'm thinking of trying to rig the button to stay pushed in, then I only have to use the lever.It swivels back and forth when it hits roots, but mine are big, so it's not the machines fault.I would've reviewed sooner, but it rained for a couple days after I got it, and other things came up.I really like my rototiller tho.

Haven't had it long enough to give it a really good workout but based on what I've seenso far this little thing is a pleasure to use and gets the job done nicely. Wouldn't expect it todo heavy duty jobs but for light work, yes, it's a winner.

I've always had bad luck with gasoline-powered engines so this tiller is a godsend. It's not for heavy duty tilling, but for light tilling or for smaller spaces it's very good and it's easy to handle. I am considered "elderly" and the tiller was easy for me to use. The only criticisms I have are the trigger is plastic and seems too light to handle long term use and the shutoff when the trigger is released is prolonged. It takes several seconds after releasing the trigger for the blades to actually stop rotating. This could be problematic in an emergency situation. Overall, for the price and ease of use, this tiller is wonderful.

Light weight, ease of assembly and use, a great tool for seniors, save my back from getting sore. It was shipped without oil in the transmission, but there is no warning about it being empty for shipment. So I called the company, and they confirmed requiring SAE30 as specified in the operator's manual, so be aware to fill in quite a bit before first use.

It's really easy to assemble, but dont like the way you have to start it. It takes 3 to 4 times to get it started, a nd if you hit some hard dirt, it jar's the handle, and shuts it off. I know it's a safety feature, but when you have a hard time starting it, it gets fustrating.

the problem with this tiller / cultivator is that the company AAVIX seems to be no longer in business. The manual has a phone number to call if you have a problem which I do in that it does not start. I called the #. It belongs to Pulsar. A company that had an agreement to support AAVIX. AAVIX basically disappeared. Pulsar no longer has an agreement to do warranty work. I'm basically screwed. I have a for the most part a new machine that doesn't work and no company to take care of it. Good bye $80.80!!

Not the easiest thing to turn on, with a two handed safety switch.Of course, you're holding it up with your third.Wheels easily kick up and down - down for transport, up for tilling.Gets the job done. Heavy roots, no problemAlways need to be aware of where the cord is.Not as heavy as a gas model, which would neverstart for me, as the gas had gone bad when Iforgot to drain it. Good for light duty flowerbeds and such.

Works like a sonuva...monkeys-uncle. I used this through sod and Kansas clay. It eats it right up. I used this to get my veg garden under control over the summer.It was so easy to assemble.