VaromorusHigh Wheel Cultivator, Self Cleaning Steel Single Wheel Hoe, Modular Plow Garden Tool for Gardening

I really like this machine and I want to give it high marks. But it is very hard to change the ground tool as the fit into the square tube is too very tight. Once I got the square peg driven into the square hole there is no way it is coming back out. The good thing is that all of the ground tools perform exactly as they should and will tear up all your weeds with one pass. The bad thing is that I cant change the tool. The good thing is the one of the tools fit on a different wheel hoe cultivator and it works like it should. I may just get a second wheel hoe and not bother to change tools. A very good idea as this cultivator works so well and I am going to want to loan it out to show others how well it works.

This investment is well worth the money!If you can turn a wrench - okay, two wrenches, a 10mm and a 13mm - you can assemble this tool in 30 minutes or less. The instructions, while not a full schematic, give sufficient visual information for you to quickly puzzle out how the pieces should interconnect.I had ZERO need to drill out or otherwise machine any components, nothing took a hammer to "convince" it into place, and the parts are fairly intuitive as far as their relation the whole.I have over an acre of desert property under cultivation and landscaping, which I've been working with a gas powered weed which and hand hoes and shovels, etc. This tool will replace most of the hoeing and shoveling (and their wasteful reciprocating motion) with faster, more efficient one way motion - virtually 100% of your energy input results in weed cutting.Lightweight, easy to use, well made. I like it.

Works very well on dry dirt to remove weeds. It is a little harder to use when the soil is damp. We are able to do a large area in a small amount of time and then just rake up the weeds. Instructions for assembly were a little hard to follow but we figured it out. One bolt broke when assembling but we were able to get it together. Overall a good product and helps tremendously in our large garden.

It does the job and is sturdy-ish. Im hard on a push plow/push hoe. If they aren't built sturdy i can bend one in half. This isn't built like a bulldozer but im not afraid of breaking it any time soon but it's got a lot of issues. Needs longer bolts and lock washers because using it for 30 minutes half of everything gets all loose which is awful. The method for attaching the tool arm to the body of the cultivator is terrible. The metal tubing (like the rest of it) is JUST thick enough not to buckle under use so the bolts and nuts are easy to over tighten and bend it in slightly if you're trying to make sure everything is secure so it doesn't get all rattly and loose. Holes aren't drilled perfectly aligned either on everything so it can be hard to get the bolts through, especially for the tool arms. bolts for attaching the arms is a bad choice because the threads & holes booger one another and wallow out or bind up and garden dirt makes swapping parts a nightmare. I'll have to upgrade it to some round wire lock pins like it should have had to begin with. Method of attaching the root cutter blade to the arm is pretty bad too. Soft phillips head screws that strip if you look at them wrong with a nut on the other side with no lock washer and loosen from use. Having to carry a wrench and screwdriver in my pocket just to weed my garden has turned me off of using it as much as i should. Handle angles are WEIRD. Handle angle needs to be closer to vertical but these are more like horizontal and the rubber is kinda loose on them (which is actually good for me, as in the future i can remove the rubber easily to heat the handles to bend them into the correct position). Along with the weird handle angles, the regular loop style blade and the root cutter are not easily interchangeable as they are different heights, requiring you to change the height of the handles in order to swap them and use it comfortably. I'm happy enough with it for what it is just using the root cutter blade but I guess but if im being honest i wish I'd have just spent more money on a different brand because i don't know how this ever made it past R&D in this sorry state. Good enough if you're a cheapskate gardener though.

Despite ambiguity in the assembly instructions, this has turned out to be a great purchase for older gardeners. Hoeing has been a burden since we passed 60 years, but this little item has taken most of the push-pull out of the process that was so bad for the back. It is simple and made entirely out of steel and appears to be made in the U.S. (in Florida).

The attachments are unable to mate together because of the weld line on the inside of the larger square tubing. I will be forced to grind the weld on the inside of the tubing in order to enlarge it to a point that the attachments can slide in and out!

Took 25 minutes to put it all together could have did it in 20 minutes if one of the bolt holes had been drilled straight through. Had to make one of the holes a little bigger so bolt holes would line up straight through. Picture to show what I am talking about. But other than that I think it is a good product made strong enough. I have a lot of rocks in my garden and both of the v shaped plow points work great.

Made of durable metal material and appreciate the weeding attachment. Easy to use especially over slightly moistened, moderately soft soil. Effective weeding removal of small to medium size weeds. Formerly it would take me from 1-1.5 hrs to remove weeds with my regular hand hoe but now the same section requires only 15 minutes via the high wheel cultivator/weed removal tool and less tiring!