BLACK+DECKER 20V Cordless Garden Cultivator, Tool Only (LGC120B)

My garden is 14' x 6' and one battery did almost the whole first round of the garden. But that was cutting up the grass and weed, stopping to throw out rocks and tossing long roots. As far as I know, there has never been a garden there. At least not in the last 14 years since I've owned my house. I've actually gone through it three times with my B&D cultivator making sure the soil was well broken up while waiting until the weekend so that I can start planting. When I started, some of it was hard as a rock so I'm amazed that I got as far on one battery as I did. I was fortunate enough to have a B&D weed trimmer with extra battery and City Mower base so that I could buy the bare tool at a much lower cost. Only problem is I wish I had this little tool years ago but I don't think it has been out long, Here is my little dog inspecting my garden. Yes, I haven't mowed in a couple of weeks, it kept raining and the weeds at the fence are mostly on my neighbors side. The part in the foreground is what I added when it was going so well. Still need to go over that part one more time.

The handle piece was too small and needed a bit of sanding to get it to go over the arm but, after that was fixed it was good. Works nicely around the shrubs and in the garden. It is heavier than I thought it would be.

Works wonderfully, cut my flower bed clean up effort immensely. Will be using to break up rows in my garden to plant also. I have several black and decker tools so have multiple batteries as I use it for several hours at a time.

Worked out perfect for my garden and flower beds. I did a 30' by 30' garden with one battery. If you buy multiple devices using the same battery it works great.

Really nice tool. Worked great where soil has been tiled in the last 6 months. Still works on other, but a bit more work and time. Works great for planting and weeding both. Works great with all my 20 volt Black and decker tools ( I have 8 of them now). This tool is a back saver and I wish i would have had it 10 years ago!!!

Ease of use, just used for the first time to till old clotted mulch and it performed wonderfully

This is a good little machine, with a lot of limits. I already had 2 B&D lithium batteries from other tools, so the total purchase price of $67 was really attractive. This cultivator was harder to set up then I thought it would be. The cotter pins holding the tines onto the machine were nearly impossible to fully install. If you are looking for a cultivator to till a lawn that has never been cultivated, keep looking (you will probably need a gas powered machine for that). This product does not have enough power or depth to deal with hard packed earth (my yard is mostly clay). I have an existing garden, and I just wanted to turn over the top few inches and add in some additional dirt and compost, without taxing my back. The cultivator is perfect for that. It was even able to break up the clay. The tines did get jammed up with damp clay a few times, but it was easy to clean out. Battery life lasted for the whole job. Vibration on my hands was minimal. Overall, it got the job that I needed done, but it won't do too much more than work on an existed garden.

Couldn't put handle on , no good directions

Used it once. Not impressed as it only stirred around the top bit of the dirt / ground

There is no battery in the box.