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Ferrex Electric Tiller - 1200W, 3 Years Warranty - £35.99 with code (Free Delivery) @ Aldi
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Ferrex Electric Tiller (was £59.99) for £35.99 with code OUTDOOR40 and Free Delivery
This seems to be best price based on the past POSTSand there are some good reviews in the comment section
Also, some good reviews in Aldi product page
This seems to be best price based on the past POSTSand there are some good reviews in the comment section
Also, some good reviews in Aldi product page
Take extra care in your garden with this Ferrex 1200W Electric Tiller. Light and easy to transport, this powerful tiller is perfect for manoeuvring around your garden. Hold onto the ergonomic comfort grip as you cultivate borders, beds, vegetable patches and narrow rows between perennials.
Get 40% off using the discount code: OUTDOOR40
The voucher is subject to our Website Terms of Sale, which can be found here.
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Features
Guarantee/Warranty
3 Years
Get 40% off using the discount code: OUTDOOR40
The voucher is subject to our Website Terms of Sale, which can be found here.
Contents
- 4 x Mounting screws
- 2 x Cable clips
Features
- 400rpm No load speed
- Durable steel frame
- Integrated handle switch
- Metal rotating blades
- Foldable handle
- Double handle, ergonomic comfort grip
- Working depth 22cm (approx.)
- Safety switch and cable relief
- Working width: 36cm (approx.)
Guarantee/Warranty
3 Years
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sorted byOnly downside is there's a narrower gap between inner blades and central pole and this tended to clog very easily with ivy/rootsetc which wrapped round - so constantly had to clear with a Stanley knife or secateurs.suspect that's an issue with all these types of tillers
Then can use this to condition the soil (e.g. reducing compaction and adding nutrients with compost etc).
But I'm glad it worked for you
Great tool, the only problem I’ve found is it’s single speed. Ie FAST only. The trigger doesn’t let it gradually build up speed so the first time you use it make sure you’re stood well behind it & have a good grip of it. It’s easy once you get going but that first bit, it was bouncing over compacted ground & my Mrs thought I was about to lose a leg!
Thanks in anticipation! (edited)
To correct this, am I right in thinking I'd have to remove the eixsting grass before using this tool and laying new seed?
Main benefit of this v hiring is you can do the job at your own pace for less cost.
Saves back-breaking work, it can do in an hour what otherwise would take all day. The fine tilth is also better than you could possibly produce by hand.
Would this be any use for “fixing” the problem..would it take up all the mossy grass lawn, and leave to reseed the whole thing.Or do I require something a bit more than this ?
I have ordered one.
qu for owners, do you have to put gearbox oil in before you first start using it? (edited)
Many thanks.
looks to be a bargain.
I have an large area of garden that needs turning over and I’ve been putting it off.
I bought a 1200W tiller a few years ago (£99) , been very good , still working fine.
It came with oil in , I've put more in a couple years back.
Really need to loosen heavy soil first with a fork , it's easier to pull backwards - and it clogs up with roots a lot , keeps working but I keep an old knife handy when using it. Takes time to get deep but still far quicker than by hand.
The results are good - you will sink in a few inches if walk on tilled area !
I know these are NOT good for worms , but they make it possible for most people to make a start , whereas digging by hand just isn't going to happen - it still takes quite an effort to use but you will have results to see for your efforts.
I don't get that many weeds appearing afterwards but really best to never leave just bare soil.