Tazz 35310 2-in-1 Front Tine Tiller/Cultivator, 79cc 4-Cycle Viper Engine, Gear Drive Transmission, Forged Steel Tines, Multiple Tilling Widths of 11”, 16” & 21”, Toolless Removable Side Shields,Green

Not much to dislike. It's heavy enough for tough jobs and easy enough to maneuver. Perfect garden tiller and the price was right. The fact that the outer tines can be removed without tools is perfect for tilling between rows of plants. Did a great job. Of course you have to do 2 or 3 passes to soften up the hard winter dirt but it was really quite effortless. Starts right up with first pull but I use ethanol-free gasoline in this and all of my lawn and garden items. Filling the oil the first time was a bit tedious; had to lay the machine on its side but this machine is just what I was looking for.

The directions to assemble were good and everything fit together as expected. The engine started right up and I was pleased that it was quieter than a lawnmower. I bought this tiller to do minor grading work around my property. I have several areas where trees were cut down and the stumps ground up years ago, but that left the ground very even in those areas. I tried to get a landscape guy to come out with a Bobcat and grade these areas for me and he wanted $1000! No way! So I bought this Tazz tiller specifically to smooth out the mounds and low spots on my property not really knowing how well it would work. I was very pleasantly surprised at how great it worked yesterday as I tilled up 2 areas that were about 10'x10' square to smooth them out. After tilling 2 of the "humps" for about 30 minutes each I was able to go back and rake everything smooth and spread some grass seed. It really worked much better than I had hoped. The tiller is built very tough because I hit a couple 4" rocks and the tiller was not damaged at all. I have to say that this was a very good buy for me and I expect to use it for many more hours over this summer. Very pleased!

No human is born knowing how to put something like this together. You either learn it from experience or have a good instruction booklet. If you have neither, make up your mind ahead of time to tackle putting this tiller together when you're in the mood for a challenge. The assembly instructions are bad, and if someone hadn't put in their review that they had to drill out some too-small holes in order to get a couple parts to fit together that need to fit together, we'd still be trying to figure out what we were doing wrong. Maybe not every tiller has that issue, but as they roll of the assembly line in a country that hasn't the words for 'quality control' in their language, it could be a different surprise you encounter. For the cost of 25 cents more per tiller, their instruction booklet could have included better pictures to go with the text. All in all though, the tiller works great so far.

10 minutes to assemble the tines and handles.. Added gas, and oil ( supplied with the machine) pulled the starter cord twice and was digging soil at its full depth.

We plant a veggie garden every year, and for whatever reason, my hubby would never invest in a tiller. Prior to moving a couple years ago, we tilled a small garden by hand( hard work), but this past summer, we chose to go bigger. I guess due to the pandemic, we couldn't find a garden tiller anywhere here in KY ( well, we didn't need a huge expensive one..) This little machine is soooo easy to use and it really does a wonderful job digging and separating the dirt clods, etc. Hubby used it first, and I was even able to use it, and I'm a wee sprite of a thing, and it was really EASY to use and guide. Only downside was coming unassembled, and the directions weren't exactly clear, we thought there were screws, bolts, etc. missing, but turns out they were all there! It took hubby 2 nights to assemble( after work) because of the unclear nature of the directions and diagrams, but all in all, we are very happy with it, would recommend it to anyone else with smaller gardening ideas!

This is really nice little machine. I've had it about a week and have used it to break ground on about 300+ sq ft of very poor packed soil. It starts really easy and the right size for an urban gardening scenario.The issues. 1st, the assembly direction aren't the greatest. One of the first steps is to remove the main support bars from the pully box to remove a zip tie. Inspect for a zip tie first. If there isn't one skip this step. It makes it more difficult to muscle the heavy engine block around to install the bottom bolts onle to replace the top ones after.2nd...the variable size feature is awesome; however, after 300 sq ft the pins securing the outside tines caused a flange. I had to use another bolt to hammer the flanges down enough to force the tines to come off. I would recommend removing the tines occasionally and using a metal grinder or metal file to smooth them down to prevent frustration. I am hoping once will be enough but hard to tell this early in the ownership.Overall, I love this little green go-getter and looking forward to many years of use.

What a literal piece of crap! Do NOT buy! Used 1 season, drained gas and oil and garage stored. This season filled with new oil, new gas and wouldn’t start. Checked filters and spark plug - look brand new. Will not start! Customer service takes you through obvious steps but no solution. This is straight JUNk!!!!!

It works really great for the price better than I expected. I give it three stars because either the instructions were wrong or the holes for the bolts that hold the tines on we're drilled out too small. I ended up using the M8 bolts for those then going to home Depot to buy a few more M8 bolts to finish putting it together.I gather from watching a few videos online that this is a common problem and some people simply drill the holes out bigger, but I do not have the equipment to do that properly.