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Arrives
Saturday, Jul 26
Size: 80V 10"(Tool Only)
Features
- Battery-powered cordless Tiller runs up to 40 minutes at full speed on a single charge.
- Features four forward rotating, removable and adjustable Steel tines with a 10-inch tilling width and a 5-inch tilling depth.
- Tool Only, no Battery or charger.
Description
Spend less time working in your lawn or garden & more time enjoying the results with the greenworks TL80L00 80V 10" tiller tool. It has no power cord & does not consume gas or oil, so you can focus on the task at hand in any corner of your property.
Brand: Greenworks
Color: Black
Power Source: Battery Powered
Material: Alloy Steel
Operation Mode: Electric
Brand: Greenworks
Color: Black
Power Source: Battery Powered
Material: Alloy Steel
Operation Mode: Electric
Global Trade Identification Number: 00
UPC: 841821022600
Product Dimensions: 33.5 x 15.13 x 17 inches
Item Weight: 36.9 pounds
Manufacturer: Greenworks
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: TL80L00
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Size: 60V 8"(4.0Ah)
Assembly was pretty straight forward. I was very impressed with the power and it ran much longer than I needed and still had 50% of the battery left - used it for about 30 minutes. We use this for our garden and the first task was to till up some compressed soil. It did a great job! The battery charger is great and works with our electric mower of the same brand. I've owned the gas versions of these and the sound level is so much better. No ear protection required.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2025 by S Blumenschein
Size: 80V 10"(2.0Ah)
My Honda tiller gave-up-the-ghost, at the beginning of a big tilling project. After much wasted time trying to repair it; I finally bit the bullet and ordered this Greenworks cordless (battery-powered) model. I didn’t want to assemble the new Greenworks tiller, because it’s something new to learn (which for me is the bugle-call for procrastination). but I remembered a video review of someone who was reviewing the same model, and it looked easy; so I took a deep breath, and gathered the few included parts, and slid them on... and was done in minutes. I did not assemble the wheels to the tiller, because I didn’t want them interfering with getting a good, deep, grip on the soil to be tilled. Perhaps it wouldn’t have made any difference; but that was my mindset. For you, remember that IF YOU DON’T INSTALL THE WHEELS, then the tiller will not stand upright when not in use... and also you will have to carry the tiller, and it’s full weight, when transporting the tiller across the yard, or driveway, or wherever you’re going (and it is a very awkward, cumbersome, tool to carry). Nevertheless, because I’m plenty strong, I still always chose to lift, and carry, it. Upon activating the tiller, with the handlebar controls, the tines began slowly turning... and then sped up considerably moments later. After time, I realized that this was normal. Furthermore, it became apparent that this tiller’s tines are geared to turn slower than you would expect, at all times. I also remembered that another reviewer had said that this tiller has a slow standard tine speed; and from my perspective, it matters not. I found the power, and ability to till the soil was remarkably good. It performed as well as my gas powered mini tiller, which is all I could hope for. I really enjoyed pressing a button, pulling a lever, and then having uninterrupted tilling until the battery ran out of juice. Then 35 minutes later, after charging the battery, I was back in business. I really didn’t mind waiting for the battery to charge, as it gave me time to rest. For me, pulling the tiller backwards, while letting it dig-in, gave the best results... as it has with all tillers I’ve ever used, big and small. The area I needed to till was a former lawn area consisting of clay soil which had been dug-up, and then filled back in, and tamped down with a backhoe. There were lots of rocks. This little battery powered tiller had no problem digging through the hardened soil, and also no problem dislodging rocks as big as my fist. I tilled 1500 square feet of the aforementioned soil (an area about 12 ft. X 120 ft.). I considered this tool to be flawless during the many weeks I spent using it for hours each day. At some point, I opened-up the box to a Greenworks 80 Volt chainsaw, which I’d yet to try. This was so that I could harvest the included 2 AmpHour lithium battery... which allowed me to have 2 identical batteries to allow me to continue tilling, while the other battery was charging. This was great, but an unexpected downside was that one of my fingers (left hand ring-finger) went numb from all of the continuous tilling... and has slowly been recovering for a month; so do yourself a favor and wear gloves to cut down on the subtle vibrations going to your hands. I have a soft spot for tools, and appliances, which do exactly what they’re supposed to do, and this 80-volt Greenworks tiller is in that category. I have no complaints, and nothing bad to say about it. It solved my problem (of needing a reliable and tiller) completely... and it is 100% functional for it’s intended purpose. I give it Two thumbs Up!
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Size: 80V 10"(2.0Ah)
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025 by Gerald L. Solko
Size: 80V 10"(Tool Only)
Using battery over combustion tool is easier. No fumes, loud engine. Tip if you should loose the larger inner hitch clips, you will find that they're sold out if you look through Greenworks. Fund by chance they are a standard size hitch clip used for towing. Easy find here on Amazon, or hardware store.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2025 by Brad
Size: 80V 10"(2.0Ah)
The product uses 4 tines to cultivate the soil: A, B, C, and D. The box I received had 4 tines: A, B, C, C, BUT NO "D". The following is text from my last email sent to Greenworks: I am sending another reply because I have found more issues with the product. The assembly instructions regarding the tines state to place the tine so “The stamped side of the tine should face away from the gear box”. “The view of the gear box is from the front of the cultivator”. Since the stamped letters are on the opposite side of the “Flute”, this instruction must be incorrect (as shown correctly in the pictures in the manual) and if the stamped side faced away from the gear box, it would be opposite as shown in figure 4. Again, I will point out, IF ASSEMBLED AS SHOWN IN FIGURE 4, THE STAMPED LETTER WILL BE FACING THE GEAR BOX AS THE LETTERS ARE ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE TINE SHAFT. Another other problem is that in order to run the unit on just two tines, the directions state to used tines “A” and “D”. I have two problems with this. First, I do not have a “D”, and second, if I did, I don’t see how the “Hatch Pin” supplied would snap down over the tine shaft as the shaft is long and the small ring of the hatch pin would not snap over it. Since I will not receive the “D” tine until I travel 140 miles one way (280 miles round trip), I am considering the possibility of just returning the product to Amazon when I return to Scottsdale as it is unusable as it exists and I may not be back to our mountain home for 6 – 8 weeks. If the tine “D” could be sent to me at PO Box xxxxxx, I would be able to use the unit. Please acknowledge that you have received this email. Greenworks only ships by FedEx. Our mountain home is not served well by FedEx. I pointed out that I had also purchased several other Greenworks products which I have not yet used (Qty 2 - 80V Chain Saws from CostCo and Qty 1 - 80V Post Hole Auger from Amazon) and after wasting almost an entire day on this product, I was considering returning ALL of the Greenworks products. The product may work well - I May never know.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2023 by Wally
Size: 80V 10"(2.0Ah)
Ok, i've had plenty of time to use this little tiller 1 it's idiot proof 2 it's idiot proof 3 it's freaking duurable 4 it will chew through turf 5 the batteries charge quickly 6 the batteries last for a fair amount of time 7 the tines are easy to clean (because you can remove them easily) 8 it's light wieght which can be an advantage for someone who is not all that strong. battery powered was my choice because gas motors and i do not get along. battery operated ? just charge & go. i recommend buying an extra battery to switch out if you intend to use the tiller for an extended time.
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