SuperHandy 2.25 ft. Rototiller TRI-GUO093

I bought the killer about 3 years ago and I'm very happy with it I just had to order a couple parts for it cuz my nephew went over something big rocks and he didn't know how to use it but I'm very happy with it. I'm definitely told a couple of my friends about it and I know at least one of them

Not quite sure if I like tiller yet. I wasn't prepared to see its arrival in box, so asecond trip for pickup was needed didn't expect it wouldn't come assembled. Only used twice so we'll see

Love the machine. Does as good of a job as my rear tined Troy bike

I am not saying this is a bad tiller, but they gave me a bad tiller. Also, word of advice, if you like a challenge of assembling, then get this one. It was a pain to assemble together. They have the nuts and bolts of different sizes in one bag and were unmarked, so you are stuck trying to figure out the sizes. I had to line them up to see which ones were which, then spread them out to make sure I had the right number that was listed in the booklet. There was no oil included - for the amount I paid for, that wasn't right. As you follow the manual, it calls for the specific bolts and nuts to use (again, they're not marked so you have to figure that out). After 2 hours of putting it together, I tried to start it and it wouldn't start. I have used numerous rototillers, so I know if something was wrong. Normally, on a brand new tiller, it should start after 2-3 pulls on the cord, but nothing. I followed exactly what it said on the manual on how to start it correctly; it didn't even jump. Then I checked the spark plug and the wiring and nothing either. I even went out of my way to buy a spark plug tester and no spark there. After numerous times, I gave up and returned it. It was definitely not worth my time. Again, if it worked for you and you like how the tiller does, that's fine. Had mine worked, I may have given more stars.