Tier C — Electric / cordless cultivator USA Est. 2007

Greenworks

Value battery leader (40V/60V/80V). Budget battery benchmark.

Greenworks machines we cover

3 models — electric cultivator.

Tier C Electric cultivator

Greenworks G40TL

Battery · Front-tine · 0.6 kW · 25 cm

Greenworks' G40TL is a 40V G-MAX cordless mini-tiller: a brushless motor driving four 8 in forward-rotating tines for an adjustable 21-25 cm working width to about 20 cm depth, with 15 cm transport wheels, running on the 40V Greenworks battery (2 Ah or 4 Ah). Working width, tines and battery system verified via Greenworks; weight and price are still pending verification.

From £200–£320

Tier C Electric cultivator

Greenworks 60V 8in Cultivator

Battery · Front-tine · 0.7 kW · 20 cm

Greenworks' 60V brushless cordless cultivator: a brushless motor driving four forward-rotating steel tines for an 8 in (20 cm) tilling width with push-button start, about 11 kg bare (13 kg with a 4.0 Ah battery). Specs verified via Greenworks; this is a North-American-market (60V) model, so UK availability and GBP price are still pending verification.

From £200–£300

Tier C Electric cultivator

Greenworks 80V 10in Tiller

Battery · Front-tine · 1.2 kW · 25 cm

Greenworks' flagship 80V brushless cordless tiller/cultivator: a brushless motor driving forward-rotating tines for a 10 in (25 cm) width to ~12 cm depth, the most powerful in the Greenworks cordless range, about 13 kg with a 2.0 Ah battery. Specs verified via Greenworks; this is a North-American-market (80V) model, so UK availability and GBP price are still pending verification.

From £260–£390

Greenworks — common questions

Where is Greenworks from?

Greenworks is a brand from the USA, founded around 2007.

Is Greenworks a good choice?

Greenworks sits in Tier C — electric / cordless cultivator. The 3 models we cover run £200–£390.