I borrowed my daughters Sun Joe last year to see how my old bad back would handle using it. Nice! I was able to load it and remove it from my car by myself, and easily roll it to the spot in the backyard where I was going to use it.
Last year I did a small bed with my daughters' this year I bought one for myself and used my Sun Joe to till 2-40'x4' beds, a 30' foot 16" wide bed, and 2-4'x6' beds. I still had to take breaks but the Sun Joe is easier to use then gas powered front tine or rear tine tillers. I like this tiller!
bought the sun joe teller 16 inch this passed summer used it in the back yard after i had several trees cut down. this machine works like a charm. i bought another one for a christmas present.
Pros: Great Value, Easy To Use, Accurate Performance, Easy to store, Lightweight, Durable, Great Design, Easy to assemble, Powerful
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Customer Rating
4
Amazing Tiller,
on July 10, 2020
Posted by: Make A Garden NYC
The power is great The tilling result is great But the handles are not durable, just not appropriate for the tiller itself. Need mettle handle component to suit the heavy duty work that the machine does.
Was very skeptical when i ordered . When tiller arrived was very easy to put together when i used it for 1st time was totally impressed with power and handling.It goes thru soil with ease. I live in Missouri and have a lot of clay and rocks it handled both when it hits rocks it bounces off and throws rocks off to side. I hit a buried tractor bolt and didnt even put a knick in tine Great tool for the money
really liked how it worked did very well in my hard clay soil i added 4 hose clamps to keep the handles nice and tight
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Customer Rating
5
Skeptical about Electric (Until Now)
on May 6, 2018
Posted by: Just a Home Gardener
from Grants Pass, Oregon
I purchased the SunJoe TJ604E 13.5 Amp cultivator/tiller for two reasons first, I was just doing a small are 12'x20' vegetable garden and second, I have a torn up shoulder and pull starting gas engine powered equipment is not very much fun for me. I prepared my area by weed whacking (electric as well) the grass down as far as I could. I went thru and made sure all stick and debris were cleaned out, and proceeded to break right through sod and down a good solid 6-8 inches below. It did jump a little bit but as light as this machine is it was not too tramatizing on my shoulder and this was mostly only at first. Once I got used to the tiller and figured out how it worked best the rest went really smooth. I was completely impressed and would definitely recommend to friends and family. The most impressive thing however occurred literally on my last pass and about 4 feet from the end. The tiller picked up a buried horseshoe and wedged it up under the deck between the drive housing and the tines (really wedged good). I removed the shoe and inspected the area really well and was surprised to find no damage and it wasn't broken and no bent tines. So it is a tough little machine, you can't go wrong with this little tiller.