--- product_id: 1183479 title: "BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX* Tiller (LGC120)" brand: "black+decker" price: "€ 378.15" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Black+Decker" url: https://www.desertcart.it/products/1183479-black-decker-20v-max-tiller-lgc120 store_origin: IT region: Italy --- # Cultivates up to 325 sq ft/charge 20V MAX lithium-ion battery Counter-oscillating tines prevent tangling BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX* Tiller (LGC120) **Brand:** black+decker **Price:** € 378.15 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🌿 Cultivate your garden, not your workload! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX* Tiller (LGC120) by black+decker - **How much does it cost?** € 378.15 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.it](https://www.desertcart.it/products/1183479-black-decker-20v-max-tiller-lgc120) ## Best For - black+decker enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted black+decker brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Tangle-Free Tines:** Counter-oscillating design keeps weeds from jamming your workflow—no more frustrating stops. - • **Compact & Lightweight:** At just 8.1 lbs, it’s easy to maneuver around flower beds and tight garden spaces. - • **Powerful 20V MAX Battery:** Long-lasting lithium-ion power for extended garden sessions without the cord hassle. - • **Ready to Go Out of the Box:** Includes battery, Energy Star charger, and two durable tines—start cultivating immediately. - • **Effortless Soil Cultivation:** Dual tines break up soil efficiently, promoting healthier roots and better nutrient absorption. ## Overview The BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX* Tiller (LGC120) is a lightweight, battery-powered garden cultivator designed for efficient soil preparation. Powered by a 20V MAX lithium-ion battery, it cultivates up to 325 square feet per charge with dual counter-oscillating tines that prevent weed tangling. Ideal for flower beds and small gardens, it includes a battery, smart charger, and two tines, backed by a 2-year limited warranty. ## Description Ideal for cultivating garden beds, weeding, and more, this battery-powered cultivator can cultivate up to 325 feet on a single charge. Counter-oscillating tines prevent weeds from tangling. Included Components: LGC120 Garden Cultivator, (1) LBXR20 20V MAX* Lithium Ion Battery, (1) LCS120 Smart Charger, (2) Tines Review: The B&D 20 volt cordless tiller - a great tool. - The B&D cordless tiller did the job. Battery ability. You need to buy a fast charger BDCAC202B 2 amp charger. with at least two of the smaller 20 volt lithium. The charger that is supplied with the tiller takes far to long to charge. The two batteries, one being charged and other working turn over for me any of my flower beds. Better yet get yourself the big battery. I have found that using that battery I can use the tiller for several hours and not run out of juice. No matter I have three batteries. How does it work. It is not overly heavy. I found the tiller works best with working on the edges of untilled ground with a upward tilting of the rotor blades and just a little push forward on the handle. You soon develop an efficient rocking kind of action. Work it as hard as you want, the slip clutch will tell you when to back off a little. You have no problem going down 6 inches. The rotor will stop with the action of a slip clutch if the work is too difficult, or if stones jam the rotor. It works best on small weeds in early spring, and does a great job of digging out quake grass. These are thrown up on the ground and can be simply raked of the soil with a bent tine fork. I used to do all this kind of work with a shovel. Now one application of the tiller, and the soil becomes nice an loose so that I can follow with a hoe to keep the soil friable. You will find a Preen kind of weed preventer applied after tilling, , or grass buster first to kill grasses in a bed, is a marvel of efficiency. This tool is so easily handled that you can manage the edges of your flower garden nicely. You can work in an around large mature flowers, for a fast buzz through on a continuous basis to keep the soil in your garden in good shape. . I am happy this is work horse tool, and a back saver. It has all the power you need. It is suited very well for flower beds, and for garden use. Go ahead buy it and try it. You have a 3 year warrantee. Review: Perfect for cultivating between plants; can use a modified Porter Cable 20v battery - This is a handy item for cultivating between plants or in other tight spots. It lacks the power to get through hard soil, but can easily handle cultivating in tilled soil or a raised bed. The back and forth motion of the tines does an excellent job for general cultivating or for when top dressing with fertilizers. The build quality is better than I expected. It's mostly plastic, but has a good, solid feel to it. The tines are sturdy and, so far, have had no problems dealing with the occasional rock. Assembly is straightforward, although fitting the pins to hold the tines is a bit fussy. Be sure to wear gloves (the tines are sharp) and use a pair of pliers, and they will get seated properly. If you have Porter Cable 20v batteries, they can easily be modified to fit this. All you need to do is cut a slot near the groove where the battery slides into the tool. It's a two minute operation with a Dremel, and the added slot does not cause any problems using the Porter Cable battery with a Porter Cable tool or charger. There are videos on how to do it, but all you really need to do is look at the two batteries side by side, and it's apparent where the slot needs to be cut. So far it's been a champ -- five stars. ## Features - Powerful transmission with dual tines break up soil to allow water and nutrients to reach plant roots - Powered by 20-volt MAX lithium-ion battery, with longer lifespan and charge retention than NiCad batteries - Cultivates up to 325 square feet per charge - Counter-oscillating tines prevent weeds from tangling - 2-year limited warranty; includes battery and Energy Star-qualified charger ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B004JMZH2G | | Best Sellers Rank | #85,576 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #59 in Power Tillers | | Brand | BLACK+DECKER | | Brand Name | BLACK+DECKER | | Color | black | | Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 1,881 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00885911236621 | | Included Components | LGC120 Garden Cultivator(1) LBXR20 20V MAX* Lithium Ion Battery(1) LCS120 Smart Charger(2) Tines | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 8.38"D x 7.75"W x 41.5"H | | Item Type Name | 20V MAX LITHIUM GARDEN CULTIVATOR OBS | | Item Weight | 8.1 pounds | | Manufacturer | Black & Decker Outdoor | | Manufacturer Part Number | LGC120 | | Material | Lithium | | Material Type | Lithium | | Model Number | LGC120 | | Operation Mode | Electric | | Power Source | Battery Powered | | Product Dimensions | 8.38"D x 7.75"W x 41.5"H | | UPC | 885911236621 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** BLACK+DECKER - **Color:** black - **Material:** Lithium - **Power Source:** Battery Powered - **Product Dimensions:** 8.38"D x 7.75"W x 41.5"H ## Images ![BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX* Tiller (LGC120) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51MEbplgoeL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: How does it work in rocky soil?** A: Been using ours for years in hard clay like soil with rocks, some huge. It has worked great. Every now & then a fairly big rock will get stuck in it and I need to work it out. However, finally after all these years of brutally beating the tiller, the tines are becoming weak. One broke last summer and another this summer. Still works good but we are searching to replace them. Most places appear to be out of stock. My husband has been planning to weld them back. But if we can find replacements, we are just going to buy new ones and save broken ones in case we need to repair them at a later date. They may discontinue product or someting so we will have them to fix if & when needed. I highly recommend for small/medium jobs. I use mine to till grass areas where I make new flower beds and also in our vegetable garden to weed around plants. My husband just said they evidently quit making the replacement tines as every site that shows they sell them is out of stock. Hopefully, he will find someone that has them. Otherwise, I guess he will be welding old ones. Will also hope that it works when he does. It has been a huge blessing for me. It is very easy to handle and carry ( and I am 68 and have some health issues, am very weak). Hope this info helps ya'll. **Q: Can I use this to rough up soil for reseeding grass into bare spots?** A: It depends on how hard packed the ground is. It works for me weeding in my already tilled garden. Does not work very well on hard ground. May be able to rough up enough for grass seed. **Q: Could this be used to prepare for seeding bare areas in a lawn?** A: Yes, the LGC120 is ideally used for: cultivating garden and landscape beds, weeding and prepping existing beds for planting and dry spots in lawn for seeding. **Q: Will this tool work with the same as the 20v power tool kit i have?** A: Yes. The 20V battery fits in multiple Black & Decker products. The same battery works in my LGC120, a leaf blower, and a drill. I have looked at other B&D products to purchase that use a 20V battery and they all use the same battery. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The B&D 20 volt cordless tiller - a great tool. *by K***R on June 15, 2017* The B&D cordless tiller did the job. Battery ability. You need to buy a fast charger BDCAC202B 2 amp charger. with at least two of the smaller 20 volt lithium. The charger that is supplied with the tiller takes far to long to charge. The two batteries, one being charged and other working turn over for me any of my flower beds. Better yet get yourself the big battery. I have found that using that battery I can use the tiller for several hours and not run out of juice. No matter I have three batteries. How does it work. It is not overly heavy. I found the tiller works best with working on the edges of untilled ground with a upward tilting of the rotor blades and just a little push forward on the handle. You soon develop an efficient rocking kind of action. Work it as hard as you want, the slip clutch will tell you when to back off a little. You have no problem going down 6 inches. The rotor will stop with the action of a slip clutch if the work is too difficult, or if stones jam the rotor. It works best on small weeds in early spring, and does a great job of digging out quake grass. These are thrown up on the ground and can be simply raked of the soil with a bent tine fork. I used to do all this kind of work with a shovel. Now one application of the tiller, and the soil becomes nice an loose so that I can follow with a hoe to keep the soil friable. You will find a Preen kind of weed preventer applied after tilling, , or grass buster first to kill grasses in a bed, is a marvel of efficiency. This tool is so easily handled that you can manage the edges of your flower garden nicely. You can work in an around large mature flowers, for a fast buzz through on a continuous basis to keep the soil in your garden in good shape. . I am happy this is work horse tool, and a back saver. It has all the power you need. It is suited very well for flower beds, and for garden use. Go ahead buy it and try it. You have a 3 year warrantee. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect for cultivating between plants; can use a modified Porter Cable 20v battery *by C***T on June 5, 2023* This is a handy item for cultivating between plants or in other tight spots. It lacks the power to get through hard soil, but can easily handle cultivating in tilled soil or a raised bed. The back and forth motion of the tines does an excellent job for general cultivating or for when top dressing with fertilizers. The build quality is better than I expected. It's mostly plastic, but has a good, solid feel to it. The tines are sturdy and, so far, have had no problems dealing with the occasional rock. Assembly is straightforward, although fitting the pins to hold the tines is a bit fussy. Be sure to wear gloves (the tines are sharp) and use a pair of pliers, and they will get seated properly. If you have Porter Cable 20v batteries, they can easily be modified to fit this. All you need to do is cut a slot near the groove where the battery slides into the tool. It's a two minute operation with a Dremel, and the added slot does not cause any problems using the Porter Cable battery with a Porter Cable tool or charger. There are videos on how to do it, but all you really need to do is look at the two batteries side by side, and it's apparent where the slot needs to be cut. So far it's been a champ -- five stars. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A cleverly fiendish device no doubt designed by a student of the Spanish Inquisition. *by R***1 on May 25, 2013* I suspect this cordless battery-powered cultivator will be just the thing for working in raised beds, small garden spaces, and other locations where a regular tiller would be too bulky to be of service. Unfortunately, though, I've not been able to try it out yet since I'm still recovering from surgery to repair a perforated bowel. More about that later. Assembling the cultivator was a breeze -- that is until I arrived at the final step of attaching the tines. Looks easy, I thought. All I've got to do is to insert two cotter pins to secure the tines. Then, once the battery is charged, I'll be good to go. Great! I was, however, somewhat surprised to find this last step in the assembly process more challenging than I'd anticipated. A whole lot more challenging. "How challenging?" you want to know. How about more challenging than running a daylight marathon through the trackless wastes of the Sahara Desert without even a teaspoon of water? Or, if that doesn't get the point across, more challenging than attempting to eat Chichester Cathedral without benefit of teeth or dentures, not to mention salt or pepper to make all that stonework more palatable. Or, you can try this one on for size. Inserting the cotter pins was more challenging than an expedition into each nook and cranny of an ever-expanding universe to search for missing socks teleported from your dryer into an another dimension of the space-time continuum. Ha! You think I exaggerate. Well, let me tell you, I know a thing or two about cotter pins and their function. The fault, however was not with the cotter pins that came packaged with the cultivator. They were perfectly nice cotter pins -- pleasant chaps who would make good dining companions at the next five-star restaurant you eat at. Down-to-earth guys you could hoist a few brewskis with before dropping by the local bowling alley to bounce bowling balls off one another's heads. No, the fault was with the tines themselves -- the business end of the cultivator. The space between the tines was so minuscule I was unable to manipulate the cotter pins without risk of grave injury. The tines were as small and cramped as the glove compartment I sleep in when my wife is so mad at me she declares even the couch off-limits. Sharp projections ran along the sides of each tine. This was ostensibly for the purpose of loosening soil and uprooting weeds. At least I think that's what they were for. Much to my chagrin, I discovered they were also highly efficient at severing fingers that over the years I've grown rather fond of -- fingers that up until then I'd assumed were attached to me as well. Back in the days of the Spanish Inquisition, the tines could have been put to good use by those charged with the task of flailing the skin off heretics. During WWII they would have made the perfect implement for desperate, defeated Japanese soldiers resolved to do away with themselves for the emperor's glory. Let me make my story short. It took no more than ten minutes to complete all but the last step of the assembly process. Like I said, a breeze, right? Not so. Two-and-a-half hours, three severed fingers, multiple lacerations, and one bowel perforation later -- not to mention a voluminous expenditure of colorful language that only my sainted mother could have topped -- I finally got the second cotter pin inserted and promptly collapsed on the floor. Whether my swoon was caused by exhaustion or loss of blood, I have no idea. My recollection of the event is somewhat hazy. Around my unconscious, quivering body, I'm told, were all the tools I'd used in my attempt to insert the pins. Pliers, wrenches, screwdrivers, hammers, a block and tackle, two chainsaws, a pile-driver borrowed from my neighbor the widow McGillicutty, a tube of Chapstick, a battering ram, a jack-hammer, several sticks of dynamite, a bulldozer, a toothbrush, a spool of dental floss, and for some reason a box of Arm & Hammer baking soda, all had to be shoved aside so the EMS techs could load me onto the stretcher to take me to the hospital. I'm pleased to say that surgery was successful. It looks like all but one of the three fingers I inadvertently removed have been successfully reattached. Now that the post-surgical staph infection is clearing up, the incision made to repair the perforated bowel I suffered while putting that damn machine together is healing nicely. Six weeks after assembling the cultivator, I'm looking forward to being discharged sometime next week. And once I return home, you wanna know the first thing I'm going to do? I'm going to take the flawlessly-assembled Black and Decker LGC120 20-Volt Lithium Ion Cordless Garden Cultivator out for a spin and put it through its paces. I'm confident it will perform nicely at the task for which I bought it. If it doesn't, I'll return it to Amazon for a full refund. And if Black and Decker doesn't cough up some money to help out with the six-figure medical expenses that I've accumulated so far, I'll be contacting an attorney pronto. ## Frequently Bought Together - BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX* Tiller (LGC120) - BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX* POWERCONNECT 2.0Ah Lithium Ion Battery (LBXR2020-OPE) - BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX Lithium Battery Charger, 2 Amp (BDCAC202B) --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.it/products/1183479-black-decker-20v-max-tiller-lgc120](https://www.desertcart.it/products/1183479-black-decker-20v-max-tiller-lgc120) --- *Product available on Desertcart Italy* *Store origin: IT* *Last updated: 2026-09-01*