20V Ukoke Cordless Tiller 2.5 A Battery, 280 RPM, 5" Deep Tilling Path

Super Convenient Cordless Tiller

With the Ukoke Cordless Tiller Cultivator, gardening in inaccessible places is now easy and convenient. No need for a power outlet, as this cultivator operates cordlessly, providing more power and freedom to move around. Say goodbye to the hassle of cords and enjoy the flexibility to cultivate in any space.

Tilling Weed Made Easy

Equipped with 280 max RPM power and 24 steel angled tines, the Ukoke Tiller Cultivator effortlessly cuts through hard and clay-like soil. It efficiently plows the land and manages weed growth, all while providing a long-lasting battery for extended periods of use.

Say Goodbye to Back Problems

The elongated shaft of the Ukoke Tiller is designed for perfect standing use, ensuring that everyone can use the cultivator with ease. Extra handles and a compact design eliminate the need to bend down or over-tax your muscles. This user-friendly, versatile design makes gardening a breeze for enthusiasts of all ages.

Compact Design Works in Every Yard

Whether you’re cultivating a small area or a medium-sized yard, the Ukoke Tiller Cultivator works perfectly in every space. Its design is ideal for managing flower beds and backyards, clearing hard depleted soil, turning over soil, and pulling out weeds and stray grass.

Eco-friendly & Noiseless Operation

This cordless tiller operates quietly and is fully eco-friendly, emitting no gases or foul odors. Ideal for those who value a clean and quiet gardening experience.

Long-Lasting Battery

Equipped with a 2.5Ah 20V Lithium-ion rechargeable battery, this tiller lasts for about 35 minutes of continuous use, sufficient to plow your entire backyard. Cultivate up to 325 square feet in one charge, and it takes around 3 to 4 hours to charge completely.

Efficient Performance

With a 5-inch depth and 7.8-inch width, this cultivator ensures proficient plowing and fast speed. Its durable steel tines allow for light groundbreaking, perfect for weeding, gardening, and managing soil amendments.