SuperHandy 52cc 2 Stroke Gas Mini Tiller Cultivator - 1.8HP, 4 Adjustable Steel Tines, Forward Rotation, 10" Tilling Width - Ideal for Garden, Lawn, Soil Cultivation, Weed & Digging

I was looking for a gas powered mini tiller cultivator to use for my garden and a bunch of backyard projects. All of the other mini tillers that I was looking to purchase were sold out, and I found a great price on this one! I was pleasantly surprised. With strong power, it has the performance that I wanted. The the included wheels are a plus. Useful for my multiple garden plots, and for removing weeds around lots of my other planted beds. The product came packaged nicely and came quickly.

This tiller packs a power and turns up hard dirt into powder. The instructions were horrible especially putting the... I don't even remember the name... a piece between the wheels. I only used 2 washers instead of 4 cuz 2 doesn't fit. I won't take a star off for instructions tho. I'm thinking of putting a heavy brick on top of the motor so that the blades go deeper in the dirt. Starting is easy. See pic of two rows I tilled for my green beans. Took about 8 mins each. Easy to get in and out of my truck bed. Ohhh my son got me this for Father's day. Sweet kid.

Zero stars. This product was ok but not for very long. But that’s not the largest issue. I bought additional support and am having a difficult time contacting the seller for help. Amazon has some very nice small business listed as the seller but they are a small store chain and are not associated with the tiller. I hope to get some help soon. I have submitted another ticket with the Amazon assistant. I wish I could just speak to a person that is willing to help. Curious if the seller has counted on a robot and or a big business (Amazon) mistake to take the brunt of customer complaints. Amazon needs to fix this and disassociate the small business it has listed for this product. The product manufacture needs to step up to the support plate. I feel duped by unacceptable product and support.

It would be helpful if the instructions were translated by someone whose first language is English. Starting with “PREFACE”, what does “plough machine has character of reasonable constructions” mean? Assembly And Adjustment 1 and 2: No mention of using the washers. I assembled using “the bolts and nuts”. Had to remove the “nuts” (which are actually handles or knobs) and reassemble with the washers in place. 3: Not very clear instructions. Needs visual instruction. Not clear what “First, adjust the throttle lever at the bottom” means. Rest of #3 requires guesswork regarding “insert the big head……adjust the carbuerator and the bolt.” 4: No instruction as to connecting the wires from the stop switch. 5: No guidance on assembling the wheels and depth skid, such as which direction etc. Could use a visual. Could also use instructions on how to adjust the depth skid. Operation 1: what is the “broker”? 2: The instructions only cover (and not very well) the assembly. There is no guidance on how to operate the machine, what the depth gauge is for, what position the wheels should be in. USE There are no instructions for how to start the machine. Being a clever guy, I figured it out. I chose this machine because it has the most powerful engine in its class. I wanted to see what it could do, so I chose a garden which had never been tilled and was basically virgin soil of heavy, wet sod. I tried to grow wildflowers there this summer, but got mostly weeds. I pulled most of the weeds, leaving most roots and stalks. Because the soil is so heavy, I added about 2 inches of sand on top of the soil. I then added about 3-4 inches of composted wood chips. I figured this would be a good test of the machine’s capabilities. Then I thought to really see what the machine would do, so I mulched the leaves on my lawn and then mowed with the bagger attached. I added about 8-10 inches of the clippings/mulched leaves on top of the wood chips on a small part of the garden, figuring that would certainly stall the tiller. (Video 1) Now to test it out. October 25, 2019 The tiller worked flawlessly. It cut through the wood chips, sand and heavy soil like a hot knife through soft butter. It jumped around a loe due to the thick composition of the soil, but holding it in place for a few seconds broke up the clumps. When I arrived at the area that had almost a foot of chopped up leaves and grass clippings, the tiller made short work of mixing them in with the soil, sand and wood chips. I had expected a problem, and was pleasantly supprised at how easily the tiller handled the load. I had to go over the entire garden three times to obtain the consistency I wanted, but each pass was easier. I tilled to a depth of about 6 inches and ended with a uniform, loose soil with leaves and wood chips mixed in. I think the quality of the soil will only improve over the winter as the organic matter composts. I will probably add composted manure in the sprint, but only till it to about 3 inches. Waiting to see what weeds sprout in the newly tilled soil so that I can kill them off before planting. I highly recommend this machine to the home gardener.

I don’t think it would break tough ground like our big tiller although it has a great little engine. But this little gem is perfect for in between the rows!! For gas I find it easy to start and have been very pleased with it! For the money paid it is a wonderful value!!

The SuperHandy 52cc mini tiller has good power for its size and works well for small garden tasks like breaking up soil and cultivating rows. It’s light and easy to maneuver, which is great for tight spaces. However, the assembly instructions were confusing and not very detailed, which made setup frustrating. It also took several attempts to get the engine started properly. I noticed some bolts loosened after use, so regular maintenance is necessary. Overall, it’s a decent tiller for the price if you’re willing to spend time assembling and tinkering with it. But if you want something plug-and-play with better build quality, you might want to look at more expensive options.

It came mostly assembled, the instructions for putting the handles and wheels on weren’t very clear so I loaded pics hopefully it helps someone. #1 for the handles you’ll need the 4 bolts with flat heads, 4 curved washers, and 4 black handled wing nuts. #2 for the wheels you’ll need the 2 10mm bolts and 10mm nuts. #3 for the blade between the wheels you’ll need the pin and keeper pin #4 use the 2 zip ties on the throttle cable/kill switch wires to keep them safe running up the handle. On a side note I saw some confusion on gas/2-stroke oil ratio being 50:1 or 30:1, I’m going with 30:1 it’ll make a little more smoke vs 50:1 but the oil is the only thing that lubricates the engine.

This is one of the best purchases I have made in awhile. Whatever this machine rolls over it chews it up. I didn’t know if this machine was going to meet my needs because it wasn’t that big, but I must say this machine can do anything I need and more !!!! Definitely would recommend too anyone that needs a tiller and by the way very few parts to assemble and very easy to put parts on…