Cultivator Buying Guide: How to Pick the Perfect Cultivator. Tillers Direct has compiled a comprehensive cultivator buyer's guide to assist consumers with buying the best cultivator for their needs. Cultivators are either electric or gas powered. The type of gardening some one plans on undertaking will determine which cultivator will suit them best.
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Cultivator Buyer's Guide
How To Pick The Perfect Cultivator
By Bob Crewe
Product Expert
Tillers Direct
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Folks with a green thumb knows how much work it takes to plant and maintain a stunning garden.
But with the help of a powered garden cultivator, you can eliminate most of the pain-staking labor.
You're still going to mix soil, aerate, remove weeds and cultivate between rows, but now you can tackle all this with one handy machine.
Powered garden cultivators are versatile tools that can accomplish many different tasks.
Electric
 Electric cultivators are perfect for small jobs, if you're always gardening within close proximity to an electric outlet, or if noise is a concern.
With an electric cultivator, you'll never have to worry about mixing gas and oil.
Electric cultivators are ideal for confined spaces because they are adjustable in width and depth of treatment. They are relatively light and simple to use. The small and relatively easy handling of the electric cultivator
gives you the advantage of easy storage as well.
Gas-Powered
 Gas cultivators are more powerful than their electric counterparts. They are still much lighter than garden tillers, weighing only about 25 pounds.
Because the tines propel the cultivator as they rip up the soil, you should expect a forearm workout controlling the machine.
If you're going to be cultivating beds away from an electrical source, a gas-powered cultivator should be your choice.
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