Customer Reviews for BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX 7 in. Lithium-Ion Cordless Garden Cultivator/Tiller (Tool Only)

Worked well for me. Great for loosening dirt around plants and makes weeding easier.

This is a nice tool for the garden. It is light doesn’t get plugged up. It gets around plants really well.

Had this nearly fully assembled. One blade left to install. The lynch pin needed to install the blade was missing. It had not been tied to the blade like the other one. Can’t use it. That’s what I call lousy packaging control. I have half a notion to take it back to the store without repacking it and ask for a refund. However, I’ll try to find a like kind lynch pin first. Black and Decker used to mean top quality. My recent past experience is that it only means mediocre quality now.

After four used the battery could'nt hold a charge got. 20 minutes run time on a full charge. I returned product

This is the perfect tool for keeping my garden cultivated making weeding much easier. Easy to use and lightweight my newest favorite tool!

This is awesome! If used properly and what it's intended for, it has helped our garden grow and look great! We loosen up the dirt and what a difference. Easy to operate and the battery lasts. Best tool we have purchased in awhile.

I recently purchased this tiller out of anger due to my gas 12" tiller not starting and I'm impressed. You can get close to flowers and plants and not have it get out of control and extra bonus that the batteries all interchange with my trim, blower drills ect.

Light weight enough to operate, but it's effect on sod/weeds/virgin soil is minimal

This tiller performed great and did exactly what we bought it for.

Love it my job is easier now. I couldn't use a shovel the ground was so hard. This machine (Straight out of the box) did the work. It took time and some pushing, but it took the ground to clay the weeds were chewed right out of the soil. A++++++++

Good functionality. Can be hard to balance.

Useless purchase because I cannot "push the pin in completely until the looped end bottoms out against the shaft".