Black & Decker 18V Rechargeable Garden Cultivator Reviews

62 people recommend this product

Overall Search Reviews

Average ratings from 3 sites

	Amazon.com
	Homedepot.com
	Shopping.com

Wize has read 76 reviews

5 stars		(48)
4 stars		(14)
3 stars		(5)
2 stars		(2)
1 star		(7)

Reading reviews…

I can't crank a gas powered tiller. This cultivated my little kitchen garden in a snap. Take every thing else in my garden shed but NOT MY Cultivator!! from Homedepot.com I was suprised at how powerfull the Cultivator was. It worked great for getting my garden and flower beds ready for planting. from Homedepot.com Works great in my small, sandy loam garden. Love the size and weight. I have two other 18 v. batteries that came with my B&D weed eater, so battery life is not a problem -- just change them out & rotate them. from Homedepot.com Pros: lightweight, easy to use, Cons: battery life is about one hour on hard soil, The Bottom Line: Great cultivator for med to soft soil, or for after you break up the hard packed ground Review: This is a cultivator, not a rototiller. But boy oh boy what a great tool.? from Shopping.com I have two small (20' x 12') raised vegetable gardens and this is the perfect tool to weed, aerate, and turn the soil. I no longer have to lug a heavy tiller over the side of the garden to get the job done. from Homedepot.com New, not reconditioned. Not a sign of prior use. from Amazon.com This was totally useless in trying to work some clay here in my garden in Houston. Tried using both before and after a rain - the cultivator did nothing. I tried making sure weeds were cleared first and all that happened was that the tines(sp?) just spun. from Amazon.com This tiller is great! I find large, loud, powerful tillers intimidating, but this one is just my size and speed (I'm short and not very strong). It's light-weight and super easy to use. from Amazon.com Doesn't do a lot of work on a charge so if you are stuck with just the one battery that comes with this item you will want to add more batteries. In my case I have several other Black & Decker 18 volt tools with batteries and fast charger. That way you can continue your work without waiting for your one battery to be recharged. from Amazon.com I knew that was never going to happen. You will probably get 15-30 minutes per charge if you're working in an area with established lawn. Of course, if you've bought this tool, you probably have other B&D 18v tools, so just make sure to charge a bunch of batteries up the night before you use it. Check your blades regularly for impaction, but I found that generally, the best way to work this tool is to make several passes, just like you would with a tiller. from Amazon.com

Related Products