Make Garden Cultivating Easy With A Mantis Tiller
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Mantis 2-Cycle Tiller/Cultivator, Mantis 4-cycle gas-powered rototiller or Mantis Electric Garden Cultivator Tiller
Tilling the soil is something that goes back many thousands of years, but traditionally it has been done by hand. Later, animals were used to haul metal tines to till the soil, and it is only in modern times that tiller cultivators have been mechanized. Even so, such mechanization was until recently confined to use on farms. It certainly made things a lot easier and more efficient, and agriculture benefited accordingly. In the mean time, the poor old gardener still had to do everything by manual power, with small hand tillers and manual tillers on long handles for those who preferred standing and walking while they did their cultivating.
Over recent decades, though, things have changed drastically. The garden tiller cultivator is now a common sight in the stores and online, as well as in people’s gardens. Much of the change can be attributed to the Mantis Tiller. Mantis brought relief to the gardener with a backache by focusing on developing lightweight and easily managed tiller cultivators that had a multitude of uses in the garden.
Today, Mantis have a range of tiller cultivators that cater for every gardener's needs. They are, of course, not just for people with backaches, and there’s no saying how many backaches the Mantis tiller has prevented over the years. The name is synonymous with garden cultivation for those looking for mechanical rather than manual tilling of their garden soil.
There are now more than one Mantis tillers. At the time of writing there are several models on their website, which will appeal to different people. Pictured is the Mantis 2-Cycle Tiller/Cultivator, the cheapest of the range that weighs a mere 20 lbs. Compare that weight with older tillers! All the Mantis tillers are designed to be easy to handle, and this is no doubt one reason the Mantis tiller has become so popular. Other models currently available are the Mantis 4-cycle gas-powered roto tiller and the Mantis electric garden tiller/cultivator.
There are cheaper garden tiller/cultivators around, but be sure to compare where you get for your money. Reputation is important when spending out money on something you expect to use heavily for many years.
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