Posted by Mini-Tiller Dude | Posted in Troy Bilt | Posted on 03-08-2010
For those that have gardens large enough to require a tiller, but not large enough to justify the purchase of an expensive rototiller, your answer may be mini rototillers. Mini rototillers generally offer the same features as normal rototillers. You can till gardens, cultivate weeds and even do some minor landscaping if you need to. The great thing about mini tillers is that they are cheap, but just as effective. One of the most popular mini rototiller models is the Troy Bilt TB 154.
The TB 154 features a fully electric engine, meaning you won’t have to pay for expensive gas or worry about maintaining an engine. It also produces less noise than a rototiller with a gas engine. Below are some of the features you can expect to find on a TB 154 mini tiller.
Easy start engine, with just the push of a button.
The cords are maintained nicely, all in one place on the handle.
120 volt / 6.5 amp electric motor, powerful enough for all of your gardening needs.
Eight inch tines, with a maximum tilling depth of eight inches.
Tilling width from 6-10 inches.
Extremely quiet operation because of the electric engine.
No pollution, noise or other nuisances that are often accompanied by gasoline engines.
Integrated carrying handle makes for easy storage and use.
2 year limited warranty means you can feel confident purchasing.
Very lightweight, making it easy for even the frailest of people to operate the model effectively and efficiently.
The Troy Bilt TB154 mini rototiller is one of the most popular models available. Many people have purchased the model and would recommend it to a friend. The tiller is great for those that have medium to large gardens, but not ones big enough to justify the purchase of a large scale rototiller. The tiller works great in all soil types, whether it is dirt, clay or sand. The tiller is a great value, coming in at just under $200. With a 2 year limited warranty, you can be sure you will get your money’s worth when you purchase the Troy Bilt TB154 tiller.