The Mantis tiller has earned a cult following among gardeners for its unique combination of lightweight maneuverability and surprising power. Weighing just 20–34 lbs (depending on 2-cycle or 4-cycle engine), it tackles tasks that would stall larger, heavier machines—breaking sod, churning compacted clay, and weaving between tight rows.
| Model | Engine | Weight | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mantis 2-Cycle (7250/7940) | 21.2cc 2-stroke (gas/oil mix) | 20 lbs | Maximum portability, existing 2-stroke fuel |
| Mantis 4-Cycle (7924/7944) | 25cc 4-stroke Honda GX25 (straight gas) | 24 lbs | Cleaner running, no fuel mixing, slightly more torque |
| Mantis Electric (7250-00) | 3/4 HP electric motor (corded) | 21 lbs | Small beds, noise-sensitive areas, zero emissions |
| Mantis Cordless (7250-18) | 58V lithium-ion battery | 34 lbs (with battery) | Cord-free convenience, medium beds |
For home gardeners with raised beds, community plots, or modest in-ground gardens, the Mantis tiller hits a sweet spot: light enough to use solo, powerful enough to do real work, and versatile enough to replace several tools. It's not a farm machine—but for its intended scale, it's hard to beat.
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