Remington Garden Wizard 12 Amp Electric Garden Tiller

Posted by Homer on April 11th, 2007 — Posted in Electric Garden Tiller

GARDEN WIZARD ELECTRIC TILLER

Powerful 12 amp motor for breaking sod and finely cultivating beds. Folding handle for easy storage. Durable construction for use in rugged environments, 20% more output torque than comparable gas mini-tillers, quick flip wheels molded carrying handling for easy transport, 10″ tilling width and 9″ tilling depth, low sound level for environmentally friendly operation, extension cord lock, product weight 28 lbs. and Two year warranty. Shipping Size 18.00 x 17.50 x 28.00

Price: $208.51

Features

Powerful 12-amp electric motor means quieter, cleaner operations
More output torque than comparable gas mini-tillers
Quick flip wheels for easy transportation and storage
Cultivates gardens, landscaping and flowerbeds
Perfect for working and weeding raised beds

Remington Garden Wizard 12 Amp Electric Tiller
I purchased the Remington Garden Wizard Tiller a month ago.
First, it was delivered in 4 days, instead of the promissed 10, which is very impressive.
It is very easy to use and works very well. I did not use it extensively yet, but my initial “test drive” in the back yard, was very successful.
(I gave it only 4 stars because I did not use enough yet).

great work saver
new home, new yard…but this product has been essential in making the yard much more pleasant. it is light weight and easy for ladies to use.

Profound Disappointment
I created three raised beds using about 6″ of sifted loam, 1″ of sand, and topping of bagged cow manure. How perfect then to till this ideal mixture together…no rocks, no roots…using the electric tiller. Utterly wrong! I began by tilling a 20 foot row before the circuit breaker kicked it off and by the end of the afternoon, I could not till 5 feet of loam-sand-manure without the circuit breaker stopping the machine. My assumption was that because mine was an easy duty environment, I would not run into this problem even though it was mentioned by another reviewer. I hope I can find some way to override the circuit breaker and make this tool useful, but I’m not optimistic. I wonder if anyone else has been able to?