Electric powered garden tillers - also known as electric cultivators - are ideal if you just have a small patch of ground to cultivate and wish to save on digging. They are much quieter then petrol models, so ideal for built-up areas; and might even be used in conjunction with a low-noise suitcase generator on allotment plots where noise restrictions apply. Electric tillers are lightweight and energy efficient with running costs at a fraction of a petrol model. They are however generally less powerful than petrol machines and therefore more suited to surface tilling and weeding in amongst rows and flowerbeds.
A compact mains-electric tiller perfect for flowerbeds and kitchen-gardens
Digs down to 25cm and fits easily between rows
Amazingly quiet - perfect for gardening in quiet villages and urban gardens
Easy to start, easy to operate
Cuts through hard sod, compact soil and tangled weeds
Fold-down handles for convenient storage
Optional attachments and accessories available
The Mantis Electric Cultivator is powered by a quiet-running, maintenance-free electric motor that develops a beefy 540w. Its patented Serpentine tines can till down to 25cm and will chop easily through tough sod or clay; and they're mounted under the engine, so you can guide the tiller easily between narrow vegetable rows, around trees and among perennials. This lightweight cultivator is easy to carry and has a compact working-width of 23cm. Weighs only 9.5kg.
An ultra-compact electric mini-tiller ideal for small-scale home-use
Powerful, long-lasting and efficient motor
Easy to manage for gardeners of any age or build
Two-handed safety-switching ensures unintentional start-up is impossible
Folding handlebar saves space in the shed and car-boot
Rust-resistant, easy-clean plastic housing
Exclusive to MowDirect
With its high-output 750w motor and narrow 30cm working-width, the Racing 750ET Electric Tiller is a powerful but compact solution to the problem of plot-maintenance! Its compact dimensions work with its lightweight design to ensure it excels in terms of handling; while its foldable handlebar facilitates hassle-free transport and storage. This model has 16 blades and can till as deep as 22cm.
An compact electric mini-tiller ideal for smaller-scale home-use
Powerful, long-lasting and efficient motor
Easy to manage for gardeners of any age or build
Two-handed safety-switching ensures unintentional start-up is impossible
Folding handlebar saves space in the shed and car-boot
Rust-resistant, easy-clean housing
Exclusive to MowDirect
Of compact dimensions and offering excellent handling-characteristics, this powerful 1000w electric mini-tiller from Racing is a convenient, low-effort way to maintain flowerbeds and smaller veg-plots! Quality features include sharp and robust metal blades; a weight-minimising plastic housing; and space-saving collapsible handlebars. The Racing 1050ET can dig down to 22cm and has a 30cm tilling-width.
A compact electric tiller ideal for allotments and small/medium sized veg-gardens
Powerful, long-lasting and efficient motor
Easy to manage for gardeners of any age or build
Two-handed safety-switching ensures unintentional start-up is impossible
Folding handlebar saves space in the shed and car-boot
Rust-resistant, easy-clean housing
Exclusive to MowDirect
Combining a 1400w motor with a sizeable 40cm working-width, Racing’s largest and most powerful electric tiller will enable you to cover a more substantial plot with impressive speed and efficiency! Key features include a weight-reducing plastic housing; effective, design-optimised metal blades; and foldable handlebars for space-saving storage. The 1440ET has a maximum working-depth of 22cm.
Electric powered garden tillers - also known as electric cultivators - are ideal if you just have a small patch of ground to cultivate and wish to save on digging. They are much quieter then petrol models, so ideal for built-up areas; and might even be used in conjunction with a low-noise suitcase generator on allotment plots where noise restrictions apply. Electric tillers are lightweight and energy efficient with running costs at a fraction of a petrol model. They are however generally less powerful than petrol machines and therefore more suited to surface tilling and weeding in amongst rows and flowerbeds.
