Tillers

Electric & Gas-Powered Garden Tillers

At Epic Agriculture, we make it easier for you to break new ground, literally. Whether you're prepping a vegetable plot or refreshing your landscaping, having the right garden tiller can save you time and effort.

Our collection includes a wide range of options like electric tillers, gas powered tillers, and adjustable tillers to match your garden size, soil type, and power preference. With trusted brands like Earthquake, Garden Trax, Mantis, Senix, and Sun Joe, you're guaranteed quality and performance.

Electric Garden Tillers for Quiet, Easy Tilling

If you're looking for convenience and minimal maintenance, an electric garden tiller is an excellent choice. These tillers are ideal for small to medium-sized gardens, offering a cleaner and quieter operation than their gas counterparts. A cordless electric tiller gives you even more flexibility, no cords to manage,just charge and go.

Electric tillers from brands like Scotts, LawnMaster, and Bilt Hard are perfect for beginners and experienced gardeners alike. Their lightweight design makes them easy to maneuver, especially in tight garden beds or raised plots.

Gas Powered Tillers for Tougher Soil & Larger Spaces

For compacted soil or larger areas, a gas tiller delivers the power and depth needed to get the job done. These gas powered tillers are better suited for heavy-duty work and can handle tough roots and rocky soil without slowing down.

You’ll find powerful models from Earthquake and Garden Trax that make quick work of big spaces. While they’re a bit louder and require more maintenance, gas tillers are preferred for serious gardening, landscaping, and even small farming projects.

Lightweight Garden Tillers That Are Easy to Handle

Don’t want to wrestle with a bulky machine? A lightweight garden tiller is the answer. These models are designed for easy handling, making them ideal for users of all ages and strength levels.

Whether you're loosening soil, mixing in compost, or turning mulch, these tillers offer excellent control without sacrificing efficiency. A lightweight tiller from brands like Sun Joe or GroveCraft is a great pick for quick weekend projects or maintaining a well-kept yard without the backache.

Adjustable Tillers for Flexible Gardening

An adjustable tiller allows you to change the tilling width and depth to suit different gardening tasks. Whether you're preparing wide garden rows or focusing on narrow flower beds, this flexibility makes gardening more precise and productive.

Brands like Mantis and Senix offer adjustable tillers that provide versatility for home gardeners and landscapers. You can easily switch from shallow soil cultivation to deep turning with a simple adjustment, perfect for changing needs throughout the season.

How to Make Rows in a Garden With a Tiller

Using a garden tiller to make rows is straightforward with the right technique:

• - Start by marking your row lines using string or stakes.
• - Use the tiller to break up the soil along the row, going slowly to maintain straight lines.
• - Make multiple passes to reach your desired depth and loosen the soil fully.

Many adjustable or lightweight tillers make this process easier by offering precision and better control. Once the rows are formed, you can use hand tools to refine the spacing and depth.

How Does a Garden Tiller Work?

A garden tiller works by using rotating blades or tines to dig into the soil, breaking it up and mixing it to improve aeration and drainage.

• - Electric tillers rely on motors powered by electricity or batteries to spin the tines.
• - Gas tillers use combustion engines to drive the tines for deeper and more aggressive tilling.

This churning action helps prepare the soil for planting by loosening hard clumps, incorporating nutrients, and creating ideal seedbeds. Some tillers even feature forward or reverse tine rotation for specific tilling styles.

What Is the Difference Between a Tiller & a Cultivator?

Though often confused, tillers and cultivators serve different purposes:

• - A garden tiller is designed to break new ground, till deep into hard or uncultivated soil, and handle tough jobs like sod busting or root removal.
• - A cultivator, on the other hand, is better for maintaining already-tilled soil, mixing compost, or controlling weeds between rows.

If you’re prepping a garden from scratch, you’ll want a gas or electric garden tiller. For light maintenance, a cultivator may be all you need. At Epic Agriculture, we offer a curated selection of garden tillers from leading brands like Mantis, Pulsar, and Senix.

Whether you need a cordless electric tiller for a small backyard plot or a rugged gas tiller for large-scale prep, our expert team connects you with trusted tools built to last.