can you adjust the tilling depth
1167730
Yes, as is stated in the description. Keep in mind that the unit is pretty light and bounces easily. My "soil", I live in San Diego and I am not sure what we have here classifies as soil, is rock hard. The depth adjustment may work much better in rich soft soil.
1167731
The way I adjusted the depth of the till was to tilt the machine forward so the tines will dig deeper. I also pull the tiller backwards to get more depth. And I run the tiller one way and then go over it crosswise. Hope this helps.
1167732
Yes, I agree with the other answers. The depth is not overly deep anyway. But is perfect for my small veg garden. I do what Nancy does and just tilt the unit. If I need to deeper ... just hold it in place.
1167733
Yes, by moving the wheels up and down. However, I simply go to the depth I want and walk it along from there.
1167734
Adjustable tilling depth, up to 5 inches offers the versatility to dig for the right planting depth.
250561
Yes. Normal depth and angle adjustments as is normal with these type circular saws.
665010
No unfortunately there is no adjustment. I used mine once and threw it away. It was worthless.
1437024
There is no mechanicism for adjusting the depth. You can adjust the air pressure up or down for better results. I realy like mine works well.
1173091
My experience there's no depth control. I just let it dig in and it mixes it up from 4-8 inches. It's so lightweight you can pull it off/up if it's going too far down.
939794
The width is not adjustable however, for smaller tilling blades can be removed for tilling smaller areas. Hope this helped in solving your question.
2160458
Yes. If wheel height, there are gauge levers on all 4 wheels. Simply push on the gauge lever and move it backward or forward to adjust the cutting bed as desired. This can be trial and error--depends on your yard and personal preference for how close you desire your mower to cut your grass. If handle height, the inside knobs on the handle/push bar can be made higher or lower as needed.
250562
Yes, like on all saws of this type, the depth of the cut is adjusted by moving the position of the cutting plate, or sole, of the saw. By the way, this is a terrific tool. I also have the Dewalt worm-gear saw, and I find both to be excellent. This one is especially handy, light to handle but also powerful.
1398050
There is not an 'adjustment lever', but there is a metal tray on top. My son has adjusted the depth of the aeration by adding or taking away weight on the tray. We use very expensive and exclusive cement blocks or log stumps to add weight. But you are not going to change the depth greatly. But when he did add a few blocks on it, I would say it was 1/2-1" in depth depending on your soil. We have a lot of clay, and it worked after a few swipes. Hope this helps.
94483
absolutely! Simple up or down lever action to remove or change cutting depth. Excellent product!
670992
Yes. In forward, tines Will turn, not till. In till mode they will dig. You can push tiller easy also when not crank. Tines also easy to take off, just remove a pin. Hope this helps. This tiller is not for a tall person. Short handles.
973099
it has holes on the side but not sure if they are in the correct fot thr tiller. However, if you got to the B&S; web site you can get the schematic of the holes and all measurements.
189806
With out the sleeve hitch there would be no way to raise the grader or set the depth without getting off the tractor. But while I use mine I let it ride right on the ground to fill in holes. Then after they are filled I use the hitch to set the depth and level. I imagine if your handy you could use it without a hitch but it might not work as well and be a pain. I spent the money added the hitch and everything because I plan on using other pieces of equipment like the disk and bottom plow.
1795410
You have forward and reverse with or without tilling and a choice forward or reverse tine direction when tilling. The throttle controls speed.
250563
Hi....yes it is adjustable. There is a black lever in the back of the saw, just to the right of the electric cord. If you push the lever UP (it moves hard!) this releases the footplate and then you just move the footplate up or down in relation to the blade. When you have it perfectly set for the depth of the piece of wood you are cutting, then just go back to that black lever, and press it DOWN. (Again it doesn't move easily but you DO want to press it back down firmly to lock into place the blade adjustment level you desire.
1437027
Yes, you can adjust the depth up or down as you want. I set it to slightly drive the nail heads below the wood surface and fill the difference with calk before painting.
408245
No this tiller will damage anything at any depth. It's powerful. I used it to remove plant roots.I would not recommend it for that use.