Re: Mini-tillers

At 06:11 PM 9/16/98 EDT, you wrote:
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>>I am thinking strongly of buying a "Mantis" tiller 
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>We all love our Mantis tiller.  Do not know what we would do with out 
>them.  They have so many uses-we are finding new ones all the time.  
>Quick easy, to use, and starts right up even after a few days inactivity. 
> We carry them around in all our trucks just like we would a rake and 
>shovel and use them just about as often.  Ours all have Echo engines 
>which we highly recommend both from a durability standpoint and ease of 
>maintenance.  Some of the optional equipment is of marginal value and we 
>would not recommend.
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>w martin
>myg1728@aol.com
>http://www.oakmediacreations.com/myg/index.html
>Martin's Yard & Garden
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Liz Albrook asked "Santa" for a Mantis tiller.  It came, she assembled it,
and went to till her garden.  She hit a rock, it bounced and spun around,
the rotating tines aimed at her face.  She wrestled it down, turned it off,
packed it up and returned it for a refund.  Then she went to Sears and
bought a front-tine tiller.  I'm surprised she hasn't answered this
question, but she may not be subscribed to perennials.  Margaret
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