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Mantis 2-Cycle Tiller/Cultivator with Border Edger and Kickstand #7225-15-02
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Mantis 2-Cycle Tiller/Cultivator with Border Edger and Kickstand #7225-15-02
- 2-cycle Gas-Powered Tiller/Cultivator
- Tills 9-inches wide and 10-inches deep. Tines are reversible to shallow cultivate and weed up to 3-inches deep.
- Unit only weighs 20-pounds. for easy use and transport.
- The entire product (including engine) is warranted for 2-years against defect in workmanship. Patented serpentine tines are guaranteed for life against breakage.
- 9 Optional Attachments make the Mantis Tiller/Cultivator the most versatile, lightweight yard care tool available!
Product Description
Weighs only 20 pounds; Easy to handle, fun to use; Patented serpentine tines spin at up to 240 RPM; Easily tills down up to 10" deep; Cuts through hard sod, compact soil or tangly weeds; Weeds and cultivates even in narrow rows; Convenient 9" tine width and fold-down handles
Amazon.com Product Description
The Mantis 2-cycle tiller has remained the gardener's best friend for over 25 years. With well over a million units sold, it is the most recognized and accredited roto-tiller in the world and a Consumers Digest Best Buy for 9 consecutive years. The 2-cycle Mantis tills 10 inches deep and 9 inches wide, and its tines are patented and reversible to cultivate and weed up to 3 inches deep. This handy, sleek, lightweight unit can fit into narrow areas with ease and is ideal for raised beds as well. With 9 optional attachments the tiller can also trim hedges, aerate, dethatch, plow, furrow and much, much more. The 2-cycle tiller weighs a mere 20 pounds and is covered by a 2-year warranty; its tines are guaranteed for life against breakage.
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Mantis 2-Cycle Tiller/Cultivator with Border Edger and Kickstand #7225-15-02
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- Publisher: Mantis
- Label: Mantis
- Studio: Mantis
- Average Customer Review: based on 28 reviews
- Sales Rank in Garden: #45
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Summary: No Mantis in my butterfly garden, I guess. 2008-04-27
Comment: I bought a new Mantis from our local hardware store today. I was so excited, as I am doing quite a bit of work in the yard this year and was ready to prep a butterfly garden. Here's how it went:
The Good =
1. It was light, as promised.
2. No problem starting up.
The Bad =
1. No-go on the tines at ALL. We read the troubleshooting section of the owner's manual, followed the directions under "tines won't engage," with no results. That puppy was NOT going to go.
The Ugly =
1. We were in the parking lot of the hardware store to make an exchange or return (depending on if they had another one available) when the man who runs the power equipment rental aspect of the store called across to us, "Trouble with that one?" My husband and I walked it over to where he was and explained the fact that the tines would simply not engage. The man told us this: "Those things are infamous for giving people problems where the drive shafts are concerned. We used to rent them out here. Had five of 'em. But you go look on our shelves now and you won't see a single one. I just said I wouldn't rent them no more. The drive shafts kept going out on 'em. The folks at the register won't like me for telling you this, but I wouldn't recommend that to anybody. We've sold brand new ones and the drive shafts just go completely out in no time. You just give that to me, and we'll go in and get your money back." And that's what we did. He's dealt with a substantial number of these machines and apparently had more trouble with them than not, so I'll be looking for something else.
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Summary: One design problem 2008-04-27
Comment: I am sold on the Mantis and this is the 2nd one I have owned
The only problem I am having is with the off on switch, While tilling I am finding that my handkeeps shutting off the tiller.If the positions were switched to on off or moved completely the problem would be resolved.
Thank You
David J Pepin
04-26-2008
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Summary: Great little tiller 2008-04-21
Comment: We just started a little garden this year, but this tiller did a great job digging up all the soil and pulling up all the rocks. It's a tough little machine. It did surprise me when we watched the training video that you have to walk backwards with it, but it's not too awkward to operate it. I would recommend it to anybody with a small garden.
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Summary: Mantis Tiller 2008-04-21
Comment: This is my second Mantis Tiller. I love them. The last one served me well for about 9 years. I could not have taken care of my yard or garden without it, since I am nearly 77 years. I like a couple of new features since the last. Kick stand is great so is the control for engageing the tines. I do not like the location of the switch since I often accidently turn it off. Your service was great & I received the tiller as promised.
Thanmks, Chuck Little
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Summary: It just keeps chugging along 2008-04-17
Comment: I am getting ready to order my second Mantis tiller, because I let my first one go with the house and business there. I had that Mantis for 13 years. I used it to tear up an old blacktop driveway - ruined the tines - which Mantis cheerfully replaced free of charge. It never had a service call. It never failed to start. Every Spring it was ready to go. Is it a "wild animal"? I guess so. Tilling isn't for tots. The Mantis just gets down there and digs. Yes, roots get caught in the tines. But a lot of them just get cut to pieces by the super sharp tines. I'm skeptical of the electric version because I had such fantastic luck with the Echo engine.
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