Earthquake Mini Tiller Cultivator, Powerful 33cc 2-Cycle Viper Engine, 6-10 Inch Tilling Width, 8" Tilling Depth, Compact and Lightweight, 5-Year Limited Warranty

The price was right and with a bit of modifying they will fit

The tiller is exactly what we needed for our 4 x 8 raised garden beds. Very light and easy to turn and maneuver. The de-thatcher attachment is a bit pricey, but it sure did a great job on our lawn in the Spring. I hope to use it for years to come.

Love this little cultivator! It’s perfect for my flowerbeds and between the rows in my garden!!! Small enough for me to handle easily!!

Had this attachment in storage for 6 years, mice ate up the foam and paperwork, not a problem, the instructions are in the cultivator manual download. Re-used the tine shaft clips from the cultivator heads so didn't need the extras which came with the attachment. Did need to substitute some 10-32 bolts & nuts for the ones which hold the new shield onto the cultivator body - existing metric bolts too short for the new thickness. Also needed to use 4 ea 1/4-20 bolts and locknuts for the rear wheel mount extension block, as existing 2 ea metric bolts too short for use with nylon locking nuts. I have lots of fasteners around, and like to use locknuts on all outdoor power equipment, so that's just me. Also, my attachment is 6 years old, likely current model is improved a lot. At any rate the item performs superbly. I have a pull behind dethatcher that I ran over the yard first, it works but misses a lot of spots, so I followed up with this and it worked superbly, getting a lot more thatch out over and above what the pull behind got. On bare spots this attachment does a good job preparing the ground for seed, which is what I was doing. Overall a fantastic value, makes the cultivator a lot more valuable tool.

These should fit on any cultivator with a 3/4" D shaped shaft. Obviously if you dont have their cultivator the guard isnt going to fit so you can either go without, make your own, or get creative and make theirs fit. It does throw back a bit of grass without the guard but if you are dressed for work it probably wont bother you. Personally I like being able to see the ground and whats going on down there so havent put a guard on mine yet and dont mind it without one. Definitely pulls up more thatch by pulling it backwards but it is a lot more work than letting it pull itself forward. The greenmachine electric dethatcher is lighter and easier to use and does more work in a single pass BUT you have to mess with extension cords. I have both and due to the size and shape of my lawn I prefer the earthquake. If I had a small square lawn I would recommend the greenwoerks.