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product_id: 32034622
title: "Sun Joe Corded Electric Garden Tiller & Cultivator with Steel Tines, TJ604E"
brand: "sun joe"
price: "62804 kr"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Sun Joe"
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# 13.5-Amp motor power 16-inch tilling width 6 rust-proof steel tines Sun Joe Corded Electric Garden Tiller & Cultivator with Steel Tines, TJ604E

**Brand:** sun joe
**Price:** 62804 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌱 Cultivate your garden’s potential with power and precision!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Sun Joe Corded Electric Garden Tiller & Cultivator with Steel Tines, TJ604E by sun joe
- **How much does it cost?** 62804 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.is](https://www.desertcart.is/products/32034622-sun-joe-corded-electric-garden-tiller-and-cultivator-with-steel)

## Best For

- sun joe enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sun joe brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Yet Mighty:** Folding handle design for easy storage and transport—perfect for urban gardens and small yards.
- • **Clean, Continuous Power:** Corded electric operation means no gas, no oil, and zero maintenance—just plug in and go.
- • **Built to Last, Rust-Free:** Durable steel-angled tines resist rust and wear, ensuring long-term heavy-duty performance.
- • **Power Through Soil Like a Pro:** Robust 13.5-amp motor effortlessly tills 16" wide and 8" deep for fast, efficient soil prep.
- • **Precision Control at Your Fingertips:** 3-position adjustable wheels let you customize tilling depth for any soil type or project.

## Overview

The Sun Joe TJ604E is a corded electric garden tiller featuring a powerful 13.5-amp motor and 6 rust-proof steel tines that till up to 16 inches wide and 8 inches deep. Its compact, foldable design and adjustable wheels provide versatile control and easy storage, while the maintenance-free electric operation delivers clean, continuous power for efficient soil preparation in small to medium gardens.

## Description

desertcart.com : Sun Joe Corded Electric Garden Tiller & Cultivator with Steel Tines, TJ604E | Steel Tines, 16", 13.5-Amp Motor, Heavy-Duty Tilling Machine for Lawn, Yard : Patio, Lawn & Garden

Review: My 3rd SunJoe item - love all 3 - I own a SunJoe lawn dethatcher/scarifier, an extension pole saw that you can remove the pole and have about a 13 amp 8" chain saw (it's awesome and then some). So, I decided this was a perfect tool to add for minor landscaping. Like the other two items, this had ample power to do the job without a hint of stress on the electric motor. It was easy enough to control, although I should have taken down the lattice first. I was going to try and just till down about 2 inches, but this thing was so easy to use it was difficult not to go down 6-8 inches or more. I'd allow the tiller to go forward a bit, then pull backwards and it dug into the soil with ease. I went back and forth a few times to really loosen the soil in our front flowerbed. Then I stood back and leveled the soil the best I could, and then used a 4x4 to pack the soil back in case it rained. Just like the dethatcher and pole saw, this worked very well. I cannot stress enough how important it is to use the correct size extension cord. Take the dethatcher for example. I follow a guy on YouTube that does professional landscaping and he wanted to make a video about this SunJoe dethatcher and aside from the very undersized catch bag, he loved this. He used it on several lawns in a professional manner, than started loaning it out to anybody and everybody in the area that wanted to use it. It worked flawlessly until #15. He left the dethatcher out on the driveway with the correctly rated extension cord. When he got home, the person took the dethatcher and left the extension cord, and the tool came back with a burnt out motor. I have a degree in electronics and I can tell you with a high degree of certainty that the person used an extension cord that was not rated for the 13.5 amps and burned the motor out. The extension pole saw...equally amazing. We had a hardwood tree in our back yard that was dying, and parts of the limbs were dead on the ends, and hanging over places like the shed, fence, and neighbor's shed and swing, so I had to remove the limbs carefully. My neighbor came over to give me a hand and with ropes and cuts and pulling, we were able to bring down the limbs without damage to anything besides dents in the lawn. He said he'd come back the following day with a gas chain saw to help cut the rest of the tree up. He went to borrow his dads chain saw, but it wasn't running at the time so he went and bought at 45cc Craftsman gas powered chainsaw. This 45cc gas chainsaw bogged down repeatedly, so once he had to leave, I pulled the SunJoe saw back out and went to work. The SJ saw never showed any stress with the cuts, even when I was using the 8" bar to cut through 14" hardwood making long cuts. Judging by the number of times I've refilled the bar oil lube container, I've probably used the saw for 5-6 hours of non-stop cutting time. That saw is a little beast. If the motor on this tiller is equal to those other two, this tiller will be powerful enough to do any job you need. It's not as big or heavy as a gas powered unit, but it's so much easier to use. Throw in the hassle of renting one at a big box store, the wait, the paperwork, loading, driving home, cleaning up, returning, waiting, unloading, etc. This little tiller is a great investment. If you're going to use this for tilling anything of decent size, be sure to do so after a rain or after watering the ground. Trying to till compacted and dry soil is tough. I tilled my 5,000 sq. ft. front yard with a big box rental tiller and made the mistake of doing it compact and dry soil, and the tines just skipped over the surface kicking up dust. It was a big learning lesson...
Review: Super easy to put together and use. Very well made. - Just got it, I'll say I'm impressed with the feel and power, no problem with the order, easy to put together. My husband who was skeptical was impressed as well. No replacing carburetors or engines, and pulling till you have blisters on your fingers. For me it is just right, my garden beds are a few feet away from my house and my garden beds have soft soil, I think it will work well on new ground too. I'm excited to put Ole Joe to work. I was also impressed with the weight, thought it might be too light and bouncy on the ground but not so. Not heavy so a small woman can handle it.

## Features

- Powerful Electric Tiller: Electric rototiller with a 13.5-amp motor easily tills up to 16 inches wide and 8 inches deep for efficient soil preparation in your lawn or garden
- Durable Steel Tines: This corded electric tiller features 6 rust-proof, steel-angled tines for long-lasting performance and durability
- Compact and Convenient: This small garden tiller with a folding handle ensures easy storage and transport for gardeners and homeowners, making it ideal for small gardening spaces or yards
- Adjustable Wheels: This corded tiller features 3-position wheel adjustment for optimal depth and control when tilling various soil types
- Low-Maintenance Design: Electric tillers provide cleaner, greener operation without gas or oil; maintenance-free and corded for continuous power

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01DTIC79Q |
| Best Sellers Rank | #12,690 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #10 in Power Tillers |
| Brand | Sun Joe |
| Brand Name | Sun Joe |
| Color | Green/Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 16,036 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00343538914303, 00810829024718 |
| Included Components | tiller |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 18"D x 21"W x 52"H |
| Item Highlight | Steel Tines, 16", 13.5-Amp Motor, Heavy-Duty Tilling Machine for Lawn, Yard |
| Item Type Name | garden tiller |
| Item Weight | 27.1 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Snow Joe |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TJ604E |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel |
| Model Number | TJ604E |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Electric |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 18"D x 21"W x 52"H |
| UPC | 343538914303 702872674623 343538916345 343538367659 810829024718 343538293514 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Sun Joe
- **Color:** Green/Black
- **Material:** Alloy Steel
- **Power Source:** Corded Electric
- **Product Dimensions:** 18"D x 21"W x 52"H

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: what is horse power rating of motor**
A: There's an easy way to calculate the power of an electrical motor. First you multiply the volts times the amps to find the total power in watts, in this case 120 volts times 13.5 amps equals 1,620 watts. Next, you figure in an average 85% efficiency for electric motors to get 1,377 watts. (It's fair to assume this low-cost AC appliance uses a typical AC induction motor which is probably more like 80% efficiency, and the manufacturer doesn't claim anything better, but let's give them the benefit of the doubt since there are some electric motors that exceed 95% efficiency.) Then, you consider that you'll always be using this while plugged into an extension cord. Let's say it's the typical $30 14 gauge, 50 foot cord that's common (but be aware that longer or shorter cords, or higher or lower wire gauge, will change this) and factor in another 3% drop in power, so you have  1,335 watts at the machine.Now, 1335 watts is about 1.8 horsepower. If you're comparing this to the popular Mantis 16 inch tiller, with a 4-stroke Honda GX35 gas engine, that has 1.3HP at 7,000rpm. So on paper, this is 38% more powerful, but there are lots of other differences. It has a very different tine shape, but of course caring for a gas engine and getting virtually unlimited portability, vs. a maintenance-free electrical motor while tied to a power cord, are also big differences. TL,DR: This is more powerful in most cases than its gas competitors, and that's important but it's not the only consideration.

**Q: has anyone compared the 12 amp model to the 13.5 amp one? is it worth spending the extra money to get the 13.5 amp tiller?**
A: Our soil here in Montana has a lot of clay and turns rock hard when dry.  I have the 13.5 but to keep it from dancing all over the place I put a fifty pound lead weight on it to hold it down.  With the extra weight it does a great job

**Q: Is 13.5 amps too much for a 15 amp circuit?**
A: You will be fine on a 15A circuit.  Recommendations from the manufacturer are 14/3 (14gauge 3conductor) extension cord for up to 50ft and 12/3 extension cord for up to 100ft.  Total length should not exceed 100ft however I'm sure a 10/3 extension cord would be fine for more than 100ft but a 10/3 extension cord would be very expensive.  Please be aware that the tiller pulls the most current with the tines are digging deep in the soil and the motor is bogging down and under extreme strain it's possible it might pop the breaker on a 15A circuit.

**Q: Can tines be removed for narrower tilling area?**
A: yes, but...the tines are an assembly of 3 held to the shaft with a through bolt.  If you removed one assembly you could till with just one side, but the tiller is still over a foot wide and the empty shaft is still sticking out even without the tines.  this is a powerful machine, I would look at a lighter, narrower tiller if you want to do a more narrow area.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My 3rd SunJoe item - love all 3
*by T***. on March 20, 2023*

I own a SunJoe lawn dethatcher/scarifier, an extension pole saw that you can remove the pole and have about a 13 amp 8" chain saw (it's awesome and then some). So, I decided this was a perfect tool to add for minor landscaping. Like the other two items, this had ample power to do the job without a hint of stress on the electric motor. It was easy enough to control, although I should have taken down the lattice first. I was going to try and just till down about 2 inches, but this thing was so easy to use it was difficult not to go down 6-8 inches or more. I'd allow the tiller to go forward a bit, then pull backwards and it dug into the soil with ease. I went back and forth a few times to really loosen the soil in our front flowerbed. Then I stood back and leveled the soil the best I could, and then used a 4x4 to pack the soil back in case it rained. Just like the dethatcher and pole saw, this worked very well. I cannot stress enough how important it is to use the correct size extension cord. Take the dethatcher for example. I follow a guy on YouTube that does professional landscaping and he wanted to make a video about this SunJoe dethatcher and aside from the very undersized catch bag, he loved this. He used it on several lawns in a professional manner, than started loaning it out to anybody and everybody in the area that wanted to use it. It worked flawlessly until #15. He left the dethatcher out on the driveway with the correctly rated extension cord. When he got home, the person took the dethatcher and left the extension cord, and the tool came back with a burnt out motor. I have a degree in electronics and I can tell you with a high degree of certainty that the person used an extension cord that was not rated for the 13.5 amps and burned the motor out. The extension pole saw...equally amazing. We had a hardwood tree in our back yard that was dying, and parts of the limbs were dead on the ends, and hanging over places like the shed, fence, and neighbor's shed and swing, so I had to remove the limbs carefully. My neighbor came over to give me a hand and with ropes and cuts and pulling, we were able to bring down the limbs without damage to anything besides dents in the lawn. He said he'd come back the following day with a gas chain saw to help cut the rest of the tree up. He went to borrow his dads chain saw, but it wasn't running at the time so he went and bought at 45cc Craftsman gas powered chainsaw. This 45cc gas chainsaw bogged down repeatedly, so once he had to leave, I pulled the SunJoe saw back out and went to work. The SJ saw never showed any stress with the cuts, even when I was using the 8" bar to cut through 14" hardwood making long cuts. Judging by the number of times I've refilled the bar oil lube container, I've probably used the saw for 5-6 hours of non-stop cutting time. That saw is a little beast. If the motor on this tiller is equal to those other two, this tiller will be powerful enough to do any job you need. It's not as big or heavy as a gas powered unit, but it's so much easier to use. Throw in the hassle of renting one at a big box store, the wait, the paperwork, loading, driving home, cleaning up, returning, waiting, unloading, etc. This little tiller is a great investment. If you're going to use this for tilling anything of decent size, be sure to do so after a rain or after watering the ground. Trying to till compacted and dry soil is tough. I tilled my 5,000 sq. ft. front yard with a big box rental tiller and made the mistake of doing it compact and dry soil, and the tines just skipped over the surface kicking up dust. It was a big learning lesson...

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Super easy to put together and use. Very well made.
*by P***. on September 8, 2026*

Just got it, I'll say I'm impressed with the feel and power, no problem with the order, easy to put together. My husband who was skeptical was impressed as well. No replacing carburetors or engines, and pulling till you have blisters on your fingers. For me it is just right, my garden beds are a few feet away from my house and my garden beds have soft soil, I think it will work well on new ground too. I'm excited to put Ole Joe to work. I was also impressed with the weight, thought it might be too light and bouncy on the ground but not so. Not heavy so a small woman can handle it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I'm Now a Backyard Beast With This Thing!!
*by B***9 on May 13, 2023*

If there had been a video, you would have laughed at me. I did. I received this, unpacked and attached the handles with the provided hardware. The clips that hold the wire are useless. I don't know what I will do to fix that problem but won't be using the clips. The issue is they are too hard to get on the handle, in fact, impossible for me with small (carpal tunnel) hands. Another person tried and failed as well. After putting together, I pushed the button and away this thing went. I would describe it as me holding on to a large-size dog on a leash. It didn't get away from me but I definitely had to keep hold of it. I am not sure of how good it would have done starting from scratch with all the grass and grass roots but now that it is tilled, I know I will have no problem at all keeping my garden tilled with this from year to year. I am disappointed that I didn't have more to till. It was FUN. I put the extension cord over my shoulder as I worked with the tiller. It did fall out a couple of times so maybe later I will try to spread the inputs a bit. I did buy a $50 75ft extension cord which I will use with this and other things (it was a needed buy). I like that it is electric rather than gas. Using the tiller was a blast. I am an over-50, five foot tall, and not a lot of strength female. My garden is in the ground, not above ground in zone 6b. It had been roughly tilled a month earlier by a family member with a mower attachment. So the ground was packed back down from several heavy rainstorms. The method I was using, that worked for me, was letting it go forward and then dragging it backward some. It bit down in the dirt with ease and was easy to use after I got the back of it (where the spring is) adjusted to the middle rung from down on the bottom rung. That was a bit of a struggle but doable. I am assuming it was that way for shipping purposes because using it on that setting did not work well at all. I would recommend this for people who are not mechanically inclined such as myself, backyard gardeners who don't want to rent or store equipment, and for those who like to do things themselves. And also for people who are smaller and/or cannot operate big equipment. I am very happy with this purchase and cannot wait "to tear the yard up" again this fall to put things to bed and next year preparing to plant.

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