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Mantis Crevice Cleaner 8222

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£109.00

RRP £119.89You save 9%
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The Mantis crevice cleaner attachment removes dirt and debris from cracks and other hard-to-reach places, thanks to 38 tough steel bristle brushes fixed around a sturdy 3/4" wide wheel. The crevice cleaner is great for removing grass, moss and weeds from crevices in paths or between paving slabs.
Mantis Crevice Cleaner 8222-00-59
Crevice nozzle cleaning attachment for all Mantis cutters.
Attaches easily to any Mantis router / cultivator on both axles
Easy to use Saves hours of time and background work.
Quickly cuts weeds, dirt and dirt.
Complete with balance wheel and mudguard.


About Mantis


Over 25 years ago a small red tiller was first introduced to UK gardeners. Its manufacturer boldly promised that the little workhorse would make gardening easier.

Back then, all tillers were big, heavy and difficult to manoeuvre. After tilling a garden with a giant beast of a machine, every muscle in your body ached.

By comparison, the small red Mantis tiller weighed in at just 20 pounds/9 kg, and you could easily pick it up with one hand to move it from garage to garden. But when you pulled the cord to start the petrol engine, the Mantis Tiller’s patented tines chewed up soil with amazing ease. Here was a piece of power equipment that actually delivered on its promises. It really did make gardening easier by taking the backbreaking strain out of tilling garden soil.

When the Mantis Tiller was first offered for sale in the UK in 1990, no one could have predicted how popular the world’s first mini-tiller would become.

Today, gardeners are happily tilling their gardens with Mantis tillers. In fact, it’s hard to find a gardener who will say anything disparaging about a Mantis tiller.

Mantis receives hundreds of unsolicited testimonial letters and emails every year. Many gardeners become fond of their Mantis tillers.