how do you start this tiller
888748
hold the green button in for several seconds, then pull the leaver. This must be a safety feature.
888749
To start tiller all you have to do after plugging unit in is press button while pulling trigger toward handle. To stop, just release trigger.
888750
Press and hold down the button and press the starting lever at the same time.
888751
Hi. Yes I can answer: Plug the power source into an extension cord, push the black button on the green handle panel and with the button down grab the trigger like bar towards you. It should start right up. Please let me know if this helps.
888752
on the handle their is a button you push and a lever at your right hand grip you pull to make the tiller run, if you do NOT push the button and hold till the tiller starts it will not run, once it is running you can release the button. their are hooks on the handle to keep the power cord behind the tiller
888753
There's a starter button on the right side near the handle. You push that down, hold it and then pull the trigger on the handle. It's a little awkward, so I always had to user two hands to do it. Once you pull the trigger it starts up - so you have to have a good grip so that it doesn't jump forward. I know it sounds a little complicated, but you get the hang of it quickly.
888754
Very easy to start. There is a lever and starter button located on the upper right corner of the handle. Push the starter button and lift the lever. The tiller will start. To stop it just release the lever. It does take two hands to start it.
1411626
I haven't had the opportunity to use my tiller much, but I was pleased with it's ability to till. My soil was fairly soft and moist. The success you have will most likely depend on the ground you will be working. If it is hard and dry and the grass is really thick and the roots well matted, you might run into problems. I was more concerned with the stability of the wheel base, It seemed to me to be a little weak.
2074446
You need to till your soil first to ensure they are making contact with the found. Lightly cover, fertilize, and water and you are set.
845195
Extend the opener over the side of the can and draw it back against the can before pressing the orange button. The blade has to grab the side of the can before starting. Be sure you didn't start and stop the opener and the blades are together. If so, place it on the can and try starting it to dislodge the blades.
1594770
There were loose rocks in my soil but they were less than 2" in diameter. The tiller works fine with those loose rocks. Remember, the rocks in my soil were loose, not compacted or tightly bunch together.
1278763
I don't know about that , we use a tiller just to break up the sod and then we put the seed down and it worked.
670995
fuzzy,i am not sure about your question. but, the tiller has two forward gear selections. one is forward and tines do not engauge. the second is forward with tines engauged. reverse the tines do not engauge.hope this answers your question.
843339
No it is not a tiller, strictly an edger for around walkways, drives, and existing planting beds.
1877320
I just use the tiller to turn existing garden in the spring and fall. Not sure it would break up established sod.
1056691
This product is designed to be used on pre-prepared soil, like that in a vegetable or flower garden. It is fabulous for that; I just love mine! However, if you are trying to 'break' new ground or ground that has not been previously prepared, buy an engine driven tiller. Always buy the tool that fits the job!
397019
My tiller has three settings - It goes about 12" down on the deepest (lowest) setting. I will add that the battery is amazing and holds its charge beautifully. It has a narrow wheel base and the weight of battery causes it to be tippy and difficult for me to control. If I could make any design changes, it would be to broaden the wheel base with a wider axle.
2241477
You have to pull a cord to start it.Mine usally starts on 1 pull. Seems to be pretty good so far.
1084972
Bolt the handle on, place the catch bag on its framework and place bag on mower. Very simple and takes a very limited amount of time. Took longer to break down the box for recycling.
848784
It is very simple. The "tractor" will follow your garden hose. So lay out the path you would like to water using your garden hose. At the end, you connect the tractor to the hose and turn the tractor so that the front wheel straddles the hose. Turn on your water. It will water your lawn and the water pressure drives the tractor along the hose "course" you have laid out. There is a cut-off ramp you put at the end. when the tractor runs up and over the ramp, it cuts itself off. Simple!! Oh, and so much fun to watch. My neighbor thinks my tractor's sexy!!!
1560410
Do an online search. I seems to be that before I bought it, I found there were some interchangeable parts with another little tiller -- maybe a Craftsman? I don't have time to look for you, now; but if you find it, I would be interested too.
915074
The weight of the rollers rests on the ground. The motor of the tiller works much harder to break up soil then to run the rollers. No problems.
1486316
In my opinion, yes you can!! You can test this yourself, if the tiller seems to slow down under small loads, the wire is too small!!