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The Miller Bunch
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025
I needed a cultivator for the upcoming spring gardening season, and I liked how this one has a handle that can be broken down, making the whole thing easier to store. Plus you are able to remove the center tines if you need to for making your rows for planting. Even better, you can attach those center tines to a handle and use it as a separate handheld tool.I've tried it out and it works and rolls well. I just sprayed it with the hose to clean it off and I was done.The package also came with a spray bottle (for cleaning the tines?) and a pair of gloves with plastic claws on them. I had no idea what these were for, but my wife informed me that they were for breaking up dirt clots that get stuck in the cultivator. I'll go with what she said. There are a bunch of cotter pins and washers that I think must be for the handle, but I'm not sure because they don't explain it at all. The instructions are literally like three sentences long. One nice thing they did was include a replacement blade in case one of them breaks. Overall, this cultivator does exactly what they say it does, and it worked well for me. I would recommend.
roustabout bill
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
This KLDOLLAR store rotary cultivator tiller tool is very well- made and the handle goes together easily for a strong tool. The tines seem strong and sharp with the design actually cutting and lifting the soil for a thorough tilling when rolling it back and forth. I put some super glue on the handle's threaded sections for a permanent attachment and I can put a lot of down torque onto the tines. My little lawn is about 12 ft. W x 40 ft. L- and this year with this tool and new seed- the patch should grow thick and stay cool for the cats, etc. This cultivating tool is worth the price and can reach areas that my tractor cannot around bushes and trees for a thorough tilling. Included in the box was a pair of gloves with hard plastic claws on the finger's ends for digging in a raised bed box or wherever- and a plastic spray bottle for cleaning the handle or tines or something- I will find a use for them! Great tool- great find!
Frugal Crone
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025
Works great in my small raised beds and around established plantings.
Mary J Page
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
The time for sowing clover in the yard has come. The bare spots have compacted soil, so the cat's meow cultivator has the fangs to break the surface of the compacted dirt and thrust through the grass areas to make room for clover seed. My Scandinavian farmer heritage smiled as the cultivator's Kitty Cat claws and fangs worked the shady north side into more suitable growth soil. The grass on that side disappears when the heat of summer rolls in and makes a suitable spot to begin the clover farming the bees so love. Could not stop smiling as I tilled the soil manually. The cultivator has to be assembled, and the handle can be adjusted for height. The tool did not buckle under pressure while uncompacting soil in the side yard. Tried it on a set of dead leaves used to mulch a set of Cosmos plants. The winds have picked up here in North Texas, so making leaf debris stays on the ground while a whole leaf will try to fly off and onto the porch. Fill in a hole in the yard with debris from a rose planting, and the cultivator smoothed out the clumps, which allowed clover seed a place to grow. Of course, it is suitable for tilling garden soil in beds to keep weeds from flourishing. Sufficient for yard work the cultivator is. Kitty Cat clawed gloves are an amusing feature. The tail was missing, so I told a gardener's tale to a passerby. Then, I sat and waved to people with a clawed gloved hand. The up-close picture with the dirt shows the gray little balls of Durana Clover taken care of by the Kitty Cat Clawed Fanged Cultivator.
Nikki5
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
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Aaron D Jump
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025
Seems to be made pretty durable, handles screw together and you can make the length best for you, the middle tines come off if you have special needs in the vegetable garden, it is easy to clean and is a great product over all for a great price
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025
This is basically junk. Plastic on the head and the handle is made from thin metal tubing that screws together. It doesn't move smoothly either so it's very awkward to use. Would not recommend.
Stuart Briscar
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025
This arrived just in time for my to plant a whole bunch of flower seeds in our front bed. It is simply to assemble and it has a decent weight to it.It works GREAT. It was very easy to use and broke up the ground exactly how I hoped. It could probably be used for a little aeration of my grass as well :)
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