EarthWay6500 High Wheel Tubular High Wheel Cultivator with Comfort Handle with 3- Position Adjustable, Quick Change Implements, and 24 Inch Steel Wheel

The 30 minute assemble isn't accurate! It took both my wife & me to put it together. It was way longer than I thought it would be. The instructions were not user friendly but the video was very helpful. I like how it handles when I'm making furrows although it doesn't seem to be very sturdy. It kinda wobbles around more than I'd expected it would. But I'll make it work!

This is the cultivator I've looked for for years. Had one like it fifty years ago .. this one is the same in all essentials and is still the one that's perfect for a back yard garden, even better now that I'm fifty years older. I live in an area of heavy clay so I've used a lot of peat and garden soil and Holy Cow and had a guy with a big gas tiller churn it all in to almost a foot deep and now I won't need anything but this little push cultivator in future. It is not designed to break ground like a big tiller, but once you get the initial tilling done this is all you'll need .. try making at least a couple of passes with it, shallow to begin, then deeper. It's very easy to maneuver so you can do wide row planting if you like. I don't know what the problem is with the comments about a wobbly wheel, just follow the diagram and that won't happen. I'm an 82 year old woman and put mine together by myself. .. it runs like a dream, far less effort than a push lawn mower. And if you do hit a snag, email their help line .. you get a real live person who actually knows what he's talking about.

Quite hard to put together. Instructions are not helpful, parts not labeled, and metal beams under the device fit only one way. I put it together backwards probably 10 times before finding the right way to put the bottom braces on. After finally getting it together after 2 and a half hours of staring at the picture and downloading the better instructions from the earthway website, i finally got it done. Tested on a small patch of clay soil in my garden that was watered yesterday, and the tines work like a champ at ripping up grass weeds. Second time using, a tine bent on me. Contacted Earthway and they are sending replacement tine.If your tines bend just email earthway, they'll help ya out.

The products wheel is wobbly and the whole garden plow will work fine in loose soil but that’s it. If you have wet or damp soil the product doesn’t work real well. I am a gardener for many years and was raised on a farm as a boy.

The directions were not easy understand and it didn't include all of the parts for assembly. We had to improvise for some of the nuts and bolts.

These little cultivators are great for gardens. Will most likely get another soon.

My husband has wanted one of these plows for a while. We used it to make the rows for our potatoes and then to help dig them up. We made rows for our snow peas 🫛 too. This works great and is easy to use. He’s super pleased with it for it’s easy to use and clean up and doesn’t take up very much space.

The assembly instructions are difficult. I ultimately had to just figure it out for myself.