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GARDEN WEASEL

Rotary Hand Cultivator Tiller for Aerating Weeding Planting

Rotary Hand Cultivator Tiller for Aerating Weeding Planting

$106.99 USD
$106.99 USD
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Key Features

  • THE KEY TO HEALTHY SOIL >> Use this handy 2-in-1 cultivator tool to aerate, prepare and maintain soil areas for planting, reseeding grass, or preventing weed growth. With its rotating blade wheels, this rotary tiller effortlessly breaks apart soil - it combines the tasks of a hoe and spade in one!
  • PROFESSIONAL GRADE >> This is one of the world’s top selling rotary cultivators for a reason! The design is tried and true - the performance is unmatched!
  • DURABILITY AT ITS BEST >> Unlike the many knockoffs out there, premium Garden Weasel cultivator and tilling tools are manufactured from the highest quality materials and built for decades of reliable use.
  • SATISFACTION GUARANTEED >> Designed and assembled in the USA. Comes with the legendary Garden Weasel “no hassle” lifetime guarantee against defects in materials and workmanship.
  • REAL CUSTOMER SERVICE >> If you have any questions, suggestions, or concerns, our friendly US-based customer service team is here to help. At Garden Weasel, we support all of our products with the industry’s best customer service.

Specifications

Brand GARDEN WEASEL
Manufacturer General Tools
Model 91206
Material Carbon Steel
Color Red
Style Long Handle + Short Handle
Product Type SOIL_TILLER_CULTIVATOR
Item Highlights 2-in-1 steel tool for soil cultivation, lawn reseeding & garden bed prep. Rotary tines break up compacted soil & weeds
Item Type Keyword hand-tillers
Item Dimensions H: 140 / L: 1410 / W: 203 (Weight: 1102)
Package Dimensions H: 178 / L: 845 / W: 229 (Weight: 1827)
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Description

TIPS & TRICKS - Before you begin work, prepare the area by removing stones, rocks, root outcroppings, or any item that may cause damage to the cultivator tines. - The best soil conditions will be a day or two after rain, when the ground is moist but not wet. Wet soil cannot be tilled properly and will dry in clumps. It is best to be patient and work the soil when it is moist. - If you have new plantings in the ground or are working in tight and confined areas, you can remove blade wheels as needed for better access and efficiency. - Exercise restraint when using any rotary cultivator. Aggressive or excessive tilling can have detrimental effects on soil structure and the beneficial organisms within it.
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