SuperHandy Rear Tine Tiller - 7HP Engine, 16" Width & 12" Depth Cultivator - Garden Soil Prep for Planting & Vegetable Beds
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Features
- ROBUST 7HP ENGINE POWER: Dive deep into even the toughest soils with ease, prepping optimal conditions for your next planting project.
- EFFICIENT COUNTER-ROTATING TINES (CRT): Hardened steel tines working counteractively to the self-propelled wheels ensure 16-inch width and 12-inch depth tilling - thorough and efficient.
- ERGONOMIC EXCELLENCE: Customize your tilling experience with three height-adjustable handles and an adaptable Depth Stake for diverse tilling depths.
- COMPACT & PORTABLE: Lightweight design meets 13-inch agricultural inflatable tires. Switch between modes effortlessly, even relocate without starting up.
- USER-CENTRIC & SAFE: Prioritizing simple operations, easy maintenance, and your safety. From start to finish, it's your garden ally.
- GEAR OIL / GREASE UPDATE: This tiller operates efficiently with any standard SAE 75 or SAE 80 gear oil, ensuring easy maintenance and availability. It does NOT require ISHO 000 / NLGI 000 to operate.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | SuperHandy |
| Color | Orange |
| Energy Source | Gasoline-Powered |
| Construction Material | Alloy Steel |
| Control Type | Electric |
| Dimensions | 60 x 19.3 x 45.5 inches |
| Weight | 144.7 lbs |
| Produced by | GCM |
| Origin | China |
| Model | GUO116 |
Frequently asked questions
The SuperHandy Rear Tine Tiller, with its 7HP engine and 16 width & 12 depth capabilities, is ideal for small to medium-sized gardens and vegetable beds. It's powerful enough for thorough soil preparation, making it suitable for a variety of garden sizes.
Yes, the SuperHandy Tiller is versatile enough to work on different types of soil, from sandy to clayey. However, for very compact or rocky soil, it's recommended to loosen the soil a bit first to avoid damage to the tines.
Absolutely. Despite its powerful 7HP engine, this tiller is designed with usability in mind. It features user-friendly controls and an ergonomic design, making it accessible even for those with little to no tilling experience.
Maintenance is simple: regularly check the engine oil, clean the tines after each use, and store the tiller in a dry place. Regular checks and maintenance not only ensure longevity but also peak performance throughout its use.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The reviews on this tiller show a mixed reaction from users. While some praise its solid quality and performance, mentioning it meets their expectations and is easy to assemble with clear instructions, others face difficulties with assembly due to mislabeled items and poor instructions. A significant point of contention is the special type of grease required for the tiller's operation, which isn’t easily available and may add to the overall cost.
Pros
- 🌟 Solid build quality and performs well.
- ⏱ Saves time and rental fees for garden work.
- đź“– Clear assembly instructions with appropriate tools mentioned.
Cons
- âť— Difficulty in assembly due to mislabeled packages.
- 🔧 Requires special grease not readily available, potentially leading to extra costs.
- ⚙️ Some buyers experienced issues with moving the tiller as wheels would not operate properly.
Should I Buy It?
This tiller could be a solid investment if you're prepared to handle potential assembly challenges and the extra expense for specific maintenance supplies. Ensure you have access to the required type of grease before purchase. If these considerations are acceptable, it might be a worthy addition to your gardening tools.
Heavy duty, tills great
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2025 by Dane
I bought this Super Handy l Guo116 Rear tune roto tiller on amazon recently, thinking that maybe a rear tine tiller might have some advantages over the front tine ones. Ah! Very disappointed. I think the biggest disappointment is that where the drive wheels were trying to pull the machine forward the reversing tines were not allowing that to happen. The wheels were simply spinning. It either needs more weight onto the machine or wheel weights to keep them from spinning. I had to keep lifting up on the handles to put weight onto the wheels to keep them from spinning. As for the free-wheeling option of the machine to move it around, I was able to figure that one out after reading the manual several times. It truly is a pain to have to pull out those O-pins and replace them every time one needs to move the machine around. The picture explaining the procedure could have been more explicit and maybe a little larger. As for setting up the machine, it was a little challenging. I compared it to doing a jig saw puzzle where the nuts, bolts and clips all had to fit the right way. There could have been better instructions and visuals. For example, I have set up other items from manufacturer’s instructions and they have had an outline of a certain bolt or nut on the paper so that one could put the item against the outline to match it up with bolt number and size. I am an 81 year old person and have had a few different tillers in my time. I do not remember having to manhandle any of those to get the job done. The machine should be doing the work. Not me. I could have dug my garden by hand, but chose to buy a tiller to do the job. In this case, I am exhausted and sore from manhandling this beast. I also do not notice where anyone is offering to take the machine back if one is not satisfied with it. No problems at all with the shipping. I was surprised how soon it showed up. I have since become even more disappointed with this machine. Would you not think that spending money on a machine like this the seller would throw in a quart of the required gear lube For no other reason than to guaranty the right product goes into the machine. I searched high and low for the ooo lube grease and did not find it except in larger, expensive containers. Now the drive wheels will pull the machine forward, but the tines will barely turn. In fact I can stop them from turning with my hands. This I do not record to stop the tines from turning I spent approx. $800 and no support available? No one calls you back to try to help make things right. It sure would be nice to talk with someone about the problem. No garden this year I guess. If you cannot help me can you at least suggest somewhere where i can have it fixed? Thanks!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2024 by Kindle Customer
Exelente para barbechar para los tomates
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2025 by Yiyo
Took longer then expected for putting this together , BECAUSE : the bolts and nuts were just loosely put together , and the little bags holding them were open . Once it was put together , it started right up within 1.5-2 pulls , oh another downside is there was NO oil for the motor included , so had to go buy that (for the price this would have been a great gesture ) My wife found it harder to work with to get the right tilling and depth , since the weight was in the front instead of right on top of the rotors ..
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2025 by tou yang
This tiller has good power, easy to put together out of the box, does a great job. I have put about 6-8 hours on mine and besides breaking the belt have had no problems
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2025 by RebontheRiver
I bought this tiller because I previously bought a chipper from the same company. In that instance, I was (and am still) very impressed by the chipper's performance, and by the customer service I received. In this instance, I would say it is (by far) not the best tiller I have ever used. First: there is only one forward speed - and the wheels are locked if you are not going forward. The state in their description that this is easy to move around - even when not going - trust me, this could not be further from the truth. Here is the phrase in the listing: " Switch between modes effortlessly, even relocate without starting up." Since there is no neutral "mode," this is basically horsing around 130 lbs. of dead weight. The listing states "Electric mode" - I have not idea what this means - it does not have an electric start, or a battery for that matter. How can it be electric mode. They have changed the listing to reflect that you can use a normal gear oil with it - as you would definitely be challenged to find the gear oil stated in the directions. I just started with that intuitively, so I guess I did not void any warranty! Finally, the rear tines: there is so much "slap" in the way that these fit on the rear shaft that it is simply poor engineering. They are held onto the shaft by one pin (I am assuming it is a shear pin but is made of steel and does not look to be easily sheared) and a clip, but the holes for the pin line up so that the the cultivator blades are hanging out from the shaft with about three inches of "air." If you look at the magnified pictures of the tines in the listing, you will see that you cannot see the end of the drive shaft - just know that there are 2 to 3 inches before you would be able to see the drive shaft. I bought this because I was looking for a little more "oomph" than I get from my Mantic - and don't get me wrong, I do - but the Mantis is engineered way better and the tolerances for everything are much closer than for this machine.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024 by STL