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       GreenWorks 40V mini tiller
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: June 15, 2016, 7:09 pm
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       After buying the wife a electric greenworks power washer she was
       wanting me to get for her.
       Over my ole gas one I already have but need new gun and wand.
       Sometimes a pita.
       I had looked for one in in the past in the B&D 20V 40V but they
       didnt have one. As nobody else had one that I could find either.
       I found something interesting in greenworks  little book,  I
       have been looking for, for the wife to use over the 2 stroke
       mini tillers.
  HTML http://www.greenworkstools.com/
       Green Works 27062 G-MAX 40V mini tiller
       8" to 10" cultivator.
  HTML http://www.greenworkstools.com/product/10-inch-cordless-cultivator/
  HTML http://www.greenworkstools.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/zoom_G-MAX_40V_10_inch_Cultivator_tool_only_1-600x600.jpg
       #Post#: 72307--------------------------------------------------
       Re: GreenWorks 40V mini tiller
       By: Philbert Date: June 15, 2016, 10:54 pm
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       I have a corded, electric tiller that I found at a garage sale a
       few years back. Wasn't looking for one, but . . .
       It's a Remington 'Garden Wizard' - about the size of a Mantis
       tiller. 12 Amps. Works well turning over our small, established,
       city garden patch.  Simple. Convenient. Low maintenance. Only
       use it for an hour or 2 per year (unless neighbors borrow it),
       so that works out for me.
       Will be interested to hear how your 40V version works.
       Philbert
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       Re: GreenWorks 40V mini tiller
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: June 16, 2016, 11:38 am
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       [quote author=Philbert link=topic=5973.msg72307#msg72307
       date=1466049265]
       Will be interested to hear how your 40V version works.
       Philbert
       [/quote]
       Havent bought anything yet.
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       Re: GreenWorks 40V mini tiller
       By: Philbert Date: June 16, 2016, 12:47 pm
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       Sorry - thought you had pulled the trigger on that one.  If you
       can use the batteries in other stuff, it might be interesting to
       try.  If it is for once a year use . . . .
       I meant to add that I would not want to use my electric tiller
       for breaking up sod, or maybe even establishing a new garden in
       hard soil.
       BTW - Lowe's has some Father's Day sales on battery operated OPE
       - you might find a deal on a tiller as well.
       Philbert
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       Re: GreenWorks 40V mini tiller
       By: Chainsawrepair Date: June 16, 2016, 5:23 pm
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       I have a guessing 36" pull behind tiller for breaking ground.
       Plus a thing 5hp 24"  front tine for breaking up ground.
       We only use mini tillers for weeding garden when it is in and
       flower beds.  Flower beds are done this year and skipped the
       garden.
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       Re: GreenWorks 40V mini tiller
       By: sweepleader Date: June 17, 2016, 9:03 am
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       I think Philbert has the right idea, battery opperated stuff
       could be expensive to re-battery if it is only used once a year.
       I would be inclined to go with a cord, possibly would have
       more power too.   Now is the time for me to admit that I have no
       garden and no tiller.    :-X
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