SENIX TL4QL-L1 Gas Powered Tiller Cultivator with 6 Premium Steel Forward Rotating Tines for 15-Inch Tilling Width and 8-Inch Tilling Depth, Blue

bought last years model and only have 8 hours on it, will not stay running. runs for 5 min then shuts off, cant figure it out.

This is a very nice solid tiller, not too small but not too big either. Works the dirt really well, have only began using it, but so far it’s doing its job.

Bought this to replace another mini tiller lost in a fire. Very pleased overall after 2 uses. Setup a snap. Added gas and oil, primed a couple of times, kicked over on 3rd pull. Very strong engine, more torque than my old 2 stroke. Appears to be identical to Legend Force mini tiller so there are more reviews and videos on that. One problem though: dirt gets into the starter cord assembly and the rope won't engage. You have to tap the top of the starter assembly to knock loose the dirt so it will engage. Thanks to another reviewer for that tip, that saved my a lot of grief. I'd like to see a drag bar option to give it a little more depth and make forward tilling easier. All said, a really good buy I thought.

Did no expect this performance from this machine. Put it to work first by tilling my chicken run. Tore up the hard packed ground like it was nothing. The motor sputtered a bit but the machine didn't slow down. Probably just need to switch out the spark plug. I'm very impressed. The handle assembly was a little crooked when first assembled but that did not affect performance.

Assembly of this unit takes roughly 10-15 mins. It takes longer to inventory items and read the manual than assembly itself. Product looks top quality although mine had a tiny crack in the blue plastic cover. I wasn't concerned because it was merely cosmetic and I know its under warranty for 3yrs. After filling with oil and filling gas I decided I better check the air filter before operation. At this time I noticed a cardboard like material that is mounted behind the carburetor. I initially thought this was packing material and needed to be removed but wasn't sure. I decided to contact the customer service number printed on the manual front page and after three rings the phone was promptly answered. I asked the gentleman about the cardboard like material, and he informed me that it should infact stay on the motor as it provides added protection for the air box. Since I had him on the line I also asked him about the cracked cover and he was quick to assure me that it would be covered on the warranty. I wasn't worried about it at the time and asked if my current crack gets worse if I could replace it later and he said if it gets worse to call and he'd mail one right out. I have never had such excellent and prompt customer service with other brand similar items. I was unfamiliar with the brand and wasn't sure if I was making a reliable purchase, but after this experience and hearing first hand how they stand behind there product, I will be buying only senix products from here on in. After getting off the phone I primed the unit 10x like described in manual and pushed the choke button. Started on the 3rd pull. Ran great and tilled through grass sod weeds and rocks without a hiccup. It advises this in the manual and I would be mindful of it as well, It recommends checking the tines for wrapped obstructions periodically. I had a small piece of wire that wrapped around mine and alot of clay build up that will load it down. Seems I frequently checked it, I was able to turn off the unit and clear the obstruction without any noticeable damage. I can't attest to the longevity yet but they have a great warranty and the best price so I'm confident I made the right choice on this one which replaced my tack life 18inch electric tiller that burned up after the third use. For a gas tiller, this is your best bet.

I'm honestly surprised at the beating this thing can take. I was chopping through thick root beds, no problem. It seems to be able to chop through anything under about 1" diameter. Then I took it over to an area that had been covered in ornamental river rocks at one time but I wanted to turn it into a flower bed... I just tilled right into the rock cover and it ate it up like it was nothing. I really put this little tiller through the paces and it's still going strong. It literally took half a brick to stop it. I just hammered it out of the tiller blades and it started right back up and kept on going. I don't usually even leave reviews but I was so impressed with this tiller that I had to do it. Great machine.