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10" Greenworks Pro 80V Cultivator / Tiller + 2Ah Battery & Charger (Black/Green) $174.99 + Free Shipping

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Model: Greenworks Pro 80V 10 inch Cultivator with 2Ah Battery and Charger, TL80L210, Black And Green

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Yesterday 04:14 PM
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mightofnightYesterday 04:14 PM
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We have had this for a few years, works great. We use it to weed the rows in the garden
Yesterday 04:30 PM
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NeatSeagull576Yesterday 04:30 PM
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Quote from mightofnight :
We have had this for a few years, works great. We use it to weed the rows in the garden
Do you think this is a good size piece of equipment to do about half an acre of lawn renovation? Beats doing it by hand for sure but not sure if I'm on the right track. It's mostly unmanaged dirt but I'd like to till it up, level it out a bit, and then start seeding it this fall
Yesterday 05:07 PM
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jericoholicsYesterday 05:07 PM
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Quote from NeatSeagull576 :
Do you think this is a good size piece of equipment to do about half an acre of lawn renovation? Beats doing it by hand for sure but not sure if I'm on the right track. It's mostly unmanaged dirt but I'd like to till it up, level it out a bit, and then start seeding it this fall

Unlikely. They classify this more for small garden beds. Would it work - sure . But would likely overheat give the amount of space you need to work on.
Yesterday 07:57 PM
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mightofnightYesterday 07:57 PM
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Quote from NeatSeagull576 :
Do you think this is a good size piece of equipment to do about half an acre of lawn renovation? Beats doing it by hand for sure but not sure if I'm on the right track. It's mostly unmanaged dirt but I'd like to till it up, level it out a bit, and then start seeding it this fall
I would rent a bigger one, we use it for already loosened soil. I couldn't imagine doing the initial breakup. We have some larger walk behind units and even those are a lot of work for that size. We typically use a tiller on a tractor for the first stage tilling. We have about three large gardens, maybe an acre total.
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MarchelloGYesterday 11:02 PM
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Quote from NeatSeagull576 :
Do you think this is a good size piece of equipment to do about half an acre of lawn renovation? Beats doing it by hand for sure but not sure if I'm on the right track. It's mostly unmanaged dirt but I'd like to till it up, level it out a bit, and then start seeding it this fall
Nope you need a real tiller for that. This js for garden beds or small worked in areas
Today 03:35 AM
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Packard8Today 03:35 AM
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Quote from NeatSeagull576 :
Do you think this is a good size piece of equipment to do about half an acre of lawn renovation? Beats doing it by hand for sure but not sure if I'm on the right track. It's mostly unmanaged dirt but I'd like to till it up, level it out a bit, and then start seeding it this fall
I doubt it would be up to the job. I have one as an accessory to the attachment capable string trimmer (same basic unit). It is handy for mixing in soil amendments and tilling/weeding loose soil, even mixing cement/concrete (be sure to hose it off soon after use).

For the job you describe, you need to use (rent?) an HD commercial tiller, depending on how hard your soil is.

I find the attachments for the trimmer are very handy (pole saw, hedge trimmer, steel blade edger, etc). You have one "Power Head" and several attachment tools. It saves a lot of storage space and expense vs. separate tools.
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KnightStarToday 03:38 AM
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Quote from NeatSeagull576 :
Do you think this is a good size piece of equipment to do about half an acre of lawn renovation? Beats doing it by hand for sure but not sure if I'm on the right track. It's mostly unmanaged dirt but I'd like to till it up, level it out a bit, and then start seeding it this fall
From my research, tilling isn't -usually- recommended for a lawn renovation because it disturbs the soil, digging up weeds seeds and destroying beneficial structures from fungi and insects. This is especially if you don't have other tools like a leveler and roller to level and re-compact the soil because as even as you try to get it, it'll settle and get all lumpy later.
I also plan to do a full Reno this fall and my plan is to get some top soil delivered fill in the low spots after nuking the existing lawn.

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