Hyundai Petrol Garden Tiller, Cultivator, Rotovator and Rototiller with 2.7kW, 150cc, 4-Stroke, tilling width of 560mm, tilling depth of 260mm, 6 x 4 Blades, & 3 Year Warranty

well built tiller works well even on hard ground just start at shallowest then go deeper on next pass use shallow depth for cultivating or go deep to turn over more soil no problem on allotment with some clay in it now looks very good starts well fairly easy to assemble it is bit heavy but that helps on hard ground to stop too much bouncing about and the width helps to do plot quicker not so many runs all in all very good machine with 3 year warranty good price too

Easy to assemble. Very efficient. Has made my life so much easier. Tank of fuel lasts about one hour.

This rotovator specification states it works to 27 cm depth. That's a goss overstatement! The blade dia is only 26 cm, it works to a depth of only 17 cm max! Why manufacturer is dishonest, overstaing the performance, I don't know. I will send it back, wasted 1/2 day assembling it, now have to start over again!

Brilliant. Easy to use. Powerful.

Before I bought this, I watched the Hyundai official YT video on unboxing and assembly. I wanted to know what I was getting into. Assembly should’ve been a piece of cake. It wasn’t. The video indicated spanners would be included. I thought that was great so I would be guaranteed the right size for assembly. No spanners. Was there a detailed parts list? No; it was a list…with no descriptions, sizes, or diagrams. So, what size are the nuts and bolts? Mixed. 4 different sizes. Two different sizes for bolts and two for nuts. And at the end…why do I have an extra part? Because the front end handle didn’t come attached in the box and the instructions don’t say how to attach it. It’s obvious where it should go. But in order to attach the handle, I’m going to have to disassemble the chassis to remove the bolts that hold the upper and lower chassis assemblies together under the motor. Do I want to do that? Not really. I’ll see how I get on without that. Mechanically, it works fine. Adjusting height is a bit tricky, but fine. Decent power. Chews through the hard dirt and clay I needed to get through, but I’ve only run it about an hour so far. I’m just astounded that manufacturers continue to produce bad instructions and user-unfriendly assembly processes.

Used this twice and it broke. The engine seems fine but the actual rotor claw mechanism broke. Contacted seller they asked for Video etc I simply couldn’t be bothered they should have sent someone out. Not fit for purpose!

Not the easiest instructions to follow to set up the rotovator. I couldn’t fit the carrying handle as the nuts had been really tightened up too much. But great when I got it going. The retractable wheel is good and the machine made light work of my vegetable patch.

I bought this a couple of months ago to prepare the beds on two allotments and it has made what was previously a back-breaking task an absolute joy. It arrived well-packaged and assembly was fairly simple. It appears well-made and, after several hours of use the tines are still in great condition. This rotavator has the weight to get a decent purchase on the soil, unlike a cheaper 2-stroke machine we'd used before, which tended to bounce around on the surface more. It pulls itself along nicely, and is easy to control. The majority of the use so far has been in turning over soil that had been planted last year, but I've also used it to break up the harder-packed soil on walkways between the beds and, although I had to go over those a couple of times, the result has been excellent.