Masterforce 10' 80-Volt Cordless Brushless Tiller / Cultivator review from Menards.

Masterforce® Brushless 80V Max tools are designed with power and performance in mind. The Masterforce ®Brushless 80V Max Cultivator has the same power of a 2-cycle gas cultivator. It can weed, work-in fertilizer, or aerate soil. Its small size and light weight not only make it easy to transport, but it also enhances maneuverability around plants without damaging them. Its starts with the push of a button. No need to mess with oil and gas. Spend less time working in your lawn or garden and more time enjoying the results.

Features

Brushless motor provides more torque, quiet operation, and longer life
1,700 strikes per minute for high performance tilling
Features four forward rotating, removable and adjustable steel tines with a 10" tilling width and a 5" tilling depth
Runs up to 40 minutes at full speed on a single charge with 2.0Ah battery
Instant push button start for hassle free operation. No cords to pull
8" wheels for easy portability
Includes (1) Masterforce® 80V 2.0Ah battery compatible with all Masterforce® 80V and Greenworks™ 80V products
Includes (1) Masterforce® 80V Rapid Charger that charges 80V 2.0Ah Battery in 30 minutes

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[richardayala]

I purchased this same model two months ago. BEST tool I have in the Kobalt series. This tools works beautifully in my 1, 600 sg ft garden. It cuts through dry soil without any difficulty. As for the length of the handle, it’s really not an issue. I am only 5’6” and I have no difficulty at all in maneuvering the unit in the ground.i totally recommend this unit for anyone interested. ❤

[shelleypetersen]

Thank you for sharing this. I've always had gas, but after trying to get that one started this year without success, I was looking at this. It's good to see it didn't mind rocks as I feel like I have a rock bed and not a flower bed. 😊

[meegstomtom]

My menards here in Eau Claire WI used to have the sign in the store for these 80 ope and it said compatible with green works 80 volt.

[ronniekeates]

Has this held up well over the past couple years?

[derekobidowski]

you can use the Kobalt 80 volt batteries with the Masterforce and Greenworks tools but you have to use a rotary tool and remove the lower rails in the battery compartment in all Greenworks /Masterforce tools to use the Kobalt 80 volt batteries the other option is to grind down the lower rail part of the Kobalt batteries so they fit the Masterforce/Greenworks tools. the battery connections are the same, the max runtime i would use a Kobalt 80 volt 6.0AH battery for the handheld blower, snowthrower, and the walk behind mower.

[nickabel]

seems harbor frieghts atlas line is very similar. wonder how hard it would be to get the two to work together

[RCPSU]

I'm curious on how one of these will do with turning a section of leaves that are being used for compost.

[LSFprepper]

What's the battery life on this guy? I'm going to be tilling a patch roughly 25x25 so I'm guessing I should buy an extra battery.

[richardayala]

I have invested a bit in Kobalt brushless systems. Would this Masterworks accept a Kobalt 80 volt battery without any type of modifications? Thank you in advance.

[aminitials]

Maybe its the camera angle but it looks like the tines on the left side are right sided tines. That might make the left side bite harder into the ground.

[ScoutCrafter]

I am with you about Gas engines that aren't used a lot! Trouble! Do they make an electric tiller? My Electric snowblower has a ton of torque but the cord in the cold and snow is no fun. Great review!

[rodhawkins]

Any idea how long the battery will last? My senior citizen neibor is interested in getting one of these.
Thanks in advance