The Mantis tiller redefines compact cultivation. At 20–34 lbs (model-dependent), it's light enough to carry one-handed but tills 9–10 inches deep—even in clay—with patented serpentine tines guaranteed against breakage.
Light weight, easy start, adjustable handles. Burns ~200 calories/30 min—productive exercise. Attachments: edger, furrower, plow, compost aerator, debris bag.
Breaks new ground, cultivates between rows, incorporates amendments, prepares seedbeds. Not for large-field primary tillage.
Consistently high ratings for durability, maneuverability, and Mantis customer service. Parts availability extends service life decades.
Gas models: noise, emissions. Electric: cord management. All: not a substitute for rear-tine tillers on virgin sod >1,000 sq ft.
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