mantis tiller anyone?

[Merry Tiller]

Kitty,
yes I very big and hugely strong, any tiller that wrestles with me comes off second best.
8)

Tim,
I like the sound of the electric Mantis but I can't find the damned socket anywhere on my allotment. ???

[Merry Tiller]

[Merry Tiller]

Roy,
you may find this enlightening


http://www.kitchengarden.co.uk/forum/view.asp?postID=28493

[tim]

MT - the most useful factor to come out of that is fast=fluffing & slow=digging.

[billbradenton]

just as a matter of interest-has anyone got a mantis tiller.....or access to one?
whats it like?
any good?
better than digging-or a real faff to use?

i have a  mantis tiller 7222 for sale for 125.00 used 2 or 3 times,its new. u can email me at flyby15@aol.com

[tim]

Confusing - the number of variations & varieties?

The 7222 looks like the standard 2 stroke Mantis sold at £299 with 2 yr guarantee? Elsewhere, it seems to be £359??

Share your reason for sale??

[kitty]

thanks billbradenton,but i'm already sorted :)-not to worry tho-!you will be inundated with interest!
thanks for the offer......
kitty

[wardy]

I noticed our champion veg grower using a Mantis tiller yesterday which is a good endorsement I reckon  ;D

[Obelixx]

OH has a Mantis with all sorts of heads you can fit for different jobs - digging, tilling, trenching, scarifying etc.  The only problem is that you have to get the fuel mix exactly right.  OH wasn't always careful and eventually knackered the motor and a new one had to be fitted.  Apart from that, it's a good tool - light and easy to cart around and use so not too many complaints when I ask him to dig another new bed or titivate an old one for replanting.