Yard Machines Gas Garden Rototiller

Yard Machines Gas Garden Rototiller is a rototiller of a power designed for smaller areas of the garden with the independence of a gas engine to drive it.

The Yard Machines gas garden rototiller is easy to assemble, mainly to join the handles. It is relatively light with thirty pounds and has large wheels 8 inches in diameter, so it is easily mobile from the shed to the garden. The wheels are also an advantage when you want to move it through the garden.

Reviews of Yard Machines Gas Garden Rototiller

The Yard Machines Gas Garden Rototiller engine is a 31 cc, two-cycle, and one-power gas engine, which, unlike other gas rototillers, drives the rotating teeth through an axle and a gearbox. This is because the engine does not sit in the gearbox just above the teeth like other gasoline rototillers, but rises to a position just below the handles. The gearbox is rugged and maintenance-free.

Key Features

• It helps you prepare your garden for planting
• The petrol engine of 31 cc, two cycles and 1 hp with “EZ-pull” start.
• The teeth are 8 inches long; six teeth per blade, 4 blades
• The rototilling width can be adjusted from 6 inches to 10 inches.
• Motorcycle type handlebars allow greater control.
• Does not comply with CARB / Cannot be sold in California

How we choose

Well, I have to say that the responses of people who own a Yard Machines gas garden rototiller are a little 50:50. Of the reviews we analyzed, only 24% gave a rating of five and a number equal to four, which means that less than half of the people who bought the rototiller were happy with their performance.

I mean some thought they did a good job, although most said it was very loud. A reviewer received a personal complaint from a furious neighbor.

The Yard Machines gas garden rototiller is easy to turn on if you follow the instructions, but the pull of the starter cable is very heavy; Some thought there might be something wrong because it was very difficult to throw away. Because of this, sometimes the cable had broken after a period, inside the housing.

He disappointed some with the depth that the Yard Machines gas garden rototiller was digging. They mentioned that, although the teeth were eight inches long, I would be lucky to reach 5-6 inches deep. The Yard Machines gas garden rototiller also tended not to dig easily, which required moving the rototiller from side to side or changing the vertical angle to allow it to dig. This physical handling of man-made the whole rototilling process a bit tiring.

The position of the escape irritated some when directed backward, but others, noticing that they did not seem to care much.

A bit disappointing for the Yard Machines gas garden rototiller, which means we can't recommend it. Especially when so many critics were disappointed.