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2023.05.29 21:19 yurahbom Want to know what yard tools I need to clear up the yard
Want to know what powered yard tools I need to clear up the yard. I have and avocado tree, bush, and lemon tree that needs trimming. The avacado tree might need trimming higher up later on. I have a Milwaukee string trimmer were u can swap the attachments out. I have M18, Makita 18v, Makita 40v, Ryobi 18v, and worx 20v batteries. I prefer cordless as having to deal with an extension cord makes me not want to use corded tools and gas tools are not permitted in my area anymore.
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2023.05.29 20:23 Dbernard1111 Ego mower Advice needed
Looking to buy my first battery mower. Any advice on the Ego 2142sp (2x5ah 56v) vs the 2156sp (10ah 56v)? I have a bunch of Ryobi 40v tools but after doing some research it seems that most agree that Ego is the way to go. Bought my first home 8 years ago and had to buy what I could afford at the time... An underpowered toro recycler has mower. I literally have regretted it since day one but have been too stubborn to upgrade. It often bogs down and stalls on longer or even slightly damp grass. That being said, I'm willing to spend more now to have too much mower for my needs and not immediately regret it. I only have about 1/3 of an acre in my flat, but bumpy suburban yard. I prefer to mulch when I mow.
The 2156 seems to be the latest and greatest which I like so I'm not starting a few years back in terms of tech. The price reflects that at $849. The 10ah battery seems to be more than enough for my needs.
The 2142 seems to be an older model but has similar specs and is only $699 right now. I kind of like that it has 2 batteries so if one does it would cost less to replace. I see that you can upgrade the blades to get the same setup as the 2156 for around $45.
Any thoughts on which way I should go? Any significant reason not to get the cheaper 2142? Am I missing anything is one better than the other?
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The 2156 seems to be the latest and greatest which I like so I'm not starting a few years back in terms of tech. The price reflects that at $849. The 10ah battery seems to be more than enough for my needs.
The 2142 seems to be an older model but has similar specs and is only $699 right now. I kind of like that it has 2 batteries so if one does it would cost less to replace. I see that you can upgrade the blades to get the same setup as the 2156 for around $45.
Any thoughts on which way I should go? Any significant reason not to get the cheaper 2142? Am I missing anything is one better than the other?
2023.05.29 20:22 Dbernard1111 Ego Mower Advice needed
Looking to buy my first battery mower. Any advice on the Ego 2142sp (2x5ah 56v) vs the 2156sp (10ah 56v)? I have a bunch of Ryobi 40v tools but after doing some research it seems that most agree that Ego is the way to go. Bought my first home 8 years ago and had to buy what I could afford at the time... An underpowered toro recycler has mower. I literally have regretted it since day one but have been too stubborn to upgrade. It often bogs down and stalls on longer or even slightly damp grass. That being said, I'm willing to spend more now to have too much mower for my needs and not immediately regret it. I only have about 1/3 of an acre in my flat, but bumpy suburban yard. I prefer to mulch when I mow.
The 2156 seems to be the latest and greatest which I like so I'm not starting a few years back in terms of tech. The price reflects that at $849. The 10ah battery seems to be more than enough for my needs.
The 2142 seems to be an older model but has similar specs and is only $699 right now. I kind of like that it has 2 batteries so if one does it would cost less to replace. I see that you can upgrade the blades to get the same setup as the 2156 for around $45.
Any thoughts on which way I should go? Any significant reason not to get the cheaper 2142? Am I missing anything is one better than the other?
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The 2156 seems to be the latest and greatest which I like so I'm not starting a few years back in terms of tech. The price reflects that at $849. The 10ah battery seems to be more than enough for my needs.
The 2142 seems to be an older model but has similar specs and is only $699 right now. I kind of like that it has 2 batteries so if one does it would cost less to replace. I see that you can upgrade the blades to get the same setup as the 2156 for around $45.
Any thoughts on which way I should go? Any significant reason not to get the cheaper 2142? Am I missing anything is one better than the other?
2023.05.29 17:28 LMG0920 40v weed wacker not working righ
Hi, I have a 40v HP ryobi weed eater. When I put the battery in, it works perfectly fine. Then I put it down and let it stop spinning and when I pick it up again it will not start when I pull the trigger and I have to take the battery out to get it work again. And suggestions?
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2023.05.29 15:40 Cubanrice 4ah vs. 6ah battery on Expand-It Weed Wacker
 | Long story short, I’m stuck maintaining the City’s portion of grass on canal bank behind my house. The battery 4ah comes with weed wacker, but my mower comes with 6ah (both 40V). Will I damage the electric motor in weed wacker if I use 6ah batteries? submitted by Cubanrice to ryobi [link] [comments] |
2023.05.29 05:24 yuniorsoprano Can someone please help me choose a Ryobi bundle?
Hi all,
As the title says, I'm trying to choose a Ryobi bundle. My wife and I are closing on our first home in a little less than a month, and I'm pretty much starting from scratch in terms of tools.
Some other relevant background: I'm in the NYC area, so my property is pretty small (4000 sq ft), but I am on a corner and there are lots of trees on or near our lot, so I think it'll be important to have a high quality leaf blower.
Also probably relevant: I'm ignorant about all things tools and DIY, so please bear with me.
Ok, so I'm looking to buy a lawn mower, an edger, and a leaf blower, and I'm trying to choose between these three options.
OPTION 1: https://tinyurl.com/ucnrttm5
OPTION 2: https://tinyurl.com/yvs9vvfw
OPTION 3: https://tinyurl.com/28yab96u (lawn mower only) + https://tinyurl.com/5yw945a4 (edger and leaf blower)
The benefit of option 3 is that it seems to be a much less expensive way to go, but I don't know enough to know what the trade-offs are for that cheaper price.
I would appreciate any feedback at all.
Also, can someone explain to me the benefits of buying everything or most things within the same ecosystem when it comes to battery operated tools? The main benefit is that all 40V Ryobi products can use the same battery and charger, is that right?
Thank you in advance for helping a newbie get acquainted with this stuff!
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As the title says, I'm trying to choose a Ryobi bundle. My wife and I are closing on our first home in a little less than a month, and I'm pretty much starting from scratch in terms of tools.
Some other relevant background: I'm in the NYC area, so my property is pretty small (4000 sq ft), but I am on a corner and there are lots of trees on or near our lot, so I think it'll be important to have a high quality leaf blower.
Also probably relevant: I'm ignorant about all things tools and DIY, so please bear with me.
Ok, so I'm looking to buy a lawn mower, an edger, and a leaf blower, and I'm trying to choose between these three options.
OPTION 1: https://tinyurl.com/ucnrttm5
OPTION 2: https://tinyurl.com/yvs9vvfw
OPTION 3: https://tinyurl.com/28yab96u (lawn mower only) + https://tinyurl.com/5yw945a4 (edger and leaf blower)
The benefit of option 3 is that it seems to be a much less expensive way to go, but I don't know enough to know what the trade-offs are for that cheaper price.
I would appreciate any feedback at all.
Also, can someone explain to me the benefits of buying everything or most things within the same ecosystem when it comes to battery operated tools? The main benefit is that all 40V Ryobi products can use the same battery and charger, is that right?
Thank you in advance for helping a newbie get acquainted with this stuff!
2023.05.29 05:04 -mrfixit- Not just 4.8 stars
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2023.05.28 20:46 otterplus Oh no, guess I need to replace that old trimmer of mine
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2023.05.28 16:18 cbvv1992 🔥30% Price Drop – $372.69 Greenworks 40V 14-Inch Mower/Axial Blower/12-Inch String Trimmer Combo Kit!!
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2023.05.27 22:15 Jordaneer What is my best deal for getting a weed eater?
I got an ego mower (not positive on the model but it's the dual blade 21 inch mower with 7.5 ah battery) back at the end of April and then quickly discovered I needed a second battery so I could charge one while using the other one and so I bought the 615 cfm leaf blower combo kit because it was about the same price as a 4ah battery but it included the battery charger and the blower for effectively free and since I didn't have an ego blower, I figured this would be a good one to get.
I do lawn care for a few people and as I was doing one of the lawns yesterday that is pretty big (over 2/3 acre) and it's grown significantly in the past week and so that used up my batteries faster than they could recharge so it seems like it makes sense to get an ego weed eater that comes with a battery, especially because I kind of hate the Ryobi 18v brushless one I use now, it has really bad trigger lag and vibrates a lot.
I'm looking at this one as what seems like the best current deal? Are there any better ones I should look at?
https://www.acehardware.com/departments/lawn-and-garden/outdoor-power-equipment/trimmers-and-edgers/7010995
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I do lawn care for a few people and as I was doing one of the lawns yesterday that is pretty big (over 2/3 acre) and it's grown significantly in the past week and so that used up my batteries faster than they could recharge so it seems like it makes sense to get an ego weed eater that comes with a battery, especially because I kind of hate the Ryobi 18v brushless one I use now, it has really bad trigger lag and vibrates a lot.
I'm looking at this one as what seems like the best current deal? Are there any better ones I should look at?
https://www.acehardware.com/departments/lawn-and-garden/outdoor-power-equipment/trimmers-and-edgers/7010995
2023.05.27 19:36 can_i_pet_ur_cat Battery help! Flashes red and then red and green
I recently bought a new Ryobi weed eater and leaf blower combo. It came with an 18V battery. I used it once with the weed eater and it worked fine. Used the battery all the way up. Thought it had been charging. When I went to use it today unfortunately the battery is dead. I plugged it into the charger and the charger starts flashing red for about 10 seconds, then flashes green and red? Is it so discharged that the charger isn't recognizing it? Could it be asleep? Or is it just flat out dead? Any help is appreciated!!
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2023.05.27 00:55 cbvv1992 🔥30% Price Drop – $372.69 Greenworks 40V 14-Inch Mower/Axial Blower/12-Inch String Trimmer Combo Kit!!
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2023.05.26 22:41 anbu-black-ops 18v vs 40v hedge trimmer
I want to buy a hedge trimmer to trim a cypress tree.
I am torn between these two models:
18v brushless hp whisper series
https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-ONE-HP-18V-Brushless-Whisper-Series-24-in-Cordless-Hedge-Trimmer-Tool-Only-P26011BTL/316630078
40v brushless hp non whisper series
https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-40V-HP-Brushless-26-in-Cordless-Battery-Hedge-Trimmer-Tool-Only-RY40604BTL/315285406
I do have batteries for both.
Thanks in advance.
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I am torn between these two models:
18v brushless hp whisper series
https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-ONE-HP-18V-Brushless-Whisper-Series-24-in-Cordless-Hedge-Trimmer-Tool-Only-P26011BTL/316630078
40v brushless hp non whisper series
https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-40V-HP-Brushless-26-in-Cordless-Battery-Hedge-Trimmer-Tool-Only-RY40604BTL/315285406
I do have batteries for both.
Thanks in advance.
2023.05.25 16:30 bbaseggio Ryobi 600 PSI 40V EZ Clean problems
I just picked up the 40V 600 PSI EZ Clean from DTO in the recent sale. It works really well with a hose attached, but I can't get anything to work with either of the siphon attachments. I had a little water coming out with the 2 Liter Bottle attachment, but the pressure was so little I could put my hand in it, with 3x power and the Turbo nozzle. I couldn't really get any water to draw from a bucket. Is that just the way these guys work, or did I get a bum one?
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2023.05.25 13:04 lpell159 Proof of purchase serialized?
 | Does Ryobi know the serial number of tools for warranty claims? I have two 40v chain saws but can only find one receipt. I bought them both at separate times and need to return one. submitted by lpell159 to ryobi [link] [comments] |
2023.05.25 00:24 Plazman888 Guess I'm officially a Ryobi guy now!
 | Just ordered a vacuum to go with my string trimmer, chain saw, leaf blower, riding mower, and circular saw. submitted by Plazman888 to ryobi [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/zrq8xyg1cw1b1.png?width=2644&format=png&auto=webp&s=3f693c9c9c6aa25b73bc5a159c1c3d9f2ac503d0 |
2023.05.24 20:43 Life_of_Reilly They changed the tools available as part of the $99 special right before they launched.
 | So in the early, preview advertising they included the P755 Compact Workshop Blower. submitted by Life_of_Reilly to ryobi [link] [comments] And now it's nowhere to be found. They may switch up which items are available during the event in order to keep us all hyper vigilant? The Ryobi tools site (when it's not totally booked) had items that were listed as part of the special that said "Coming Soon!". shrug |
2023.05.24 20:29 Tdangerr Back wheel bolt broke off ryobi 40v mower.
 | Wheels were wobbly, went to tighten and on the first turn the whole bolt broke off. Cant seem to fin a replacement part online- or the number for thjs part, anyone have any ideas? submitted by Tdangerr to ryobi [link] [comments] |
2023.05.24 20:12 zboltman Going to cancel my landscapers contract and get an battery powered mower?
Hope this is the right place for this post.
We are going to cancel our contract with the folks that cut our grass.
Going to get an electric battery powered mower. (And trimmer, blower)
We were think of getting the GREENWORKS brand.
40V 14-Inch Lawn Mower & Blower Kit Greenworks Tools – greenworkstools
Anyone have any experience in doing this type of transition?
Does anyone have any experience with GREENWORKS brand of mowers. (Specifically the 40V versions?)
Going to have a special shed with a solar panel on top that will feed an inverter and charger for the batteries and shed ventilation.
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We are going to cancel our contract with the folks that cut our grass.
Going to get an electric battery powered mower. (And trimmer, blower)
We were think of getting the GREENWORKS brand.
40V 14-Inch Lawn Mower & Blower Kit Greenworks Tools – greenworkstools
Anyone have any experience in doing this type of transition?
Does anyone have any experience with GREENWORKS brand of mowers. (Specifically the 40V versions?)
Going to have a special shed with a solar panel on top that will feed an inverter and charger for the batteries and shed ventilation.
2023.05.24 08:23 Drachen808 Purchasing advice
TLdr: I should i buy a hammer drill or an 18v auger for holes to plant various plants and bushes.
I have many Ryobi 18v tools, and batteries, etc. about 5 years ago, I bought the 40v string trimmer, but I also bought an Ego Lawnmower and decided to give my dad the string trimmer and buy into the Ego system for lawn maintenance. I don't want to support 3 different battery systems so 40v is out of the question.
The scenario is that I will be doing a lot of planting in the next several months and once you get through the first 8-10 inches of soil, I have hard clay (south central Texas). I want to purchase some kind of auger solution. I plan to actually use a shovel to clear the top soil, but was hoping to auger out the hard clay part of it. I also have easier planting to do that doesn't have to go past the topsoil.
The two options that I am trying to decide between are the brushless hammer drill or the brushless 18v auger. On one hand, I am worried about power. On the other hand, I see videos of people using each of these to auger through ice so I am not sure which way to go (or if there is another option that I am not considering that doesn't require me to buy into another battery system or to buy a gas-powered device.)
Does anyone have any insight?
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I have many Ryobi 18v tools, and batteries, etc. about 5 years ago, I bought the 40v string trimmer, but I also bought an Ego Lawnmower and decided to give my dad the string trimmer and buy into the Ego system for lawn maintenance. I don't want to support 3 different battery systems so 40v is out of the question.
The scenario is that I will be doing a lot of planting in the next several months and once you get through the first 8-10 inches of soil, I have hard clay (south central Texas). I want to purchase some kind of auger solution. I plan to actually use a shovel to clear the top soil, but was hoping to auger out the hard clay part of it. I also have easier planting to do that doesn't have to go past the topsoil.
The two options that I am trying to decide between are the brushless hammer drill or the brushless 18v auger. On one hand, I am worried about power. On the other hand, I see videos of people using each of these to auger through ice so I am not sure which way to go (or if there is another option that I am not considering that doesn't require me to buy into another battery system or to buy a gas-powered device.)
Does anyone have any insight?
2023.05.23 23:55 spineshade So anyone have the blower that's on the 2 battery deal for Ryobi days.
So that blower I know isn't brushless and is the 90mph one. Only asking as I have a big hedge and bush trimming job to do on my yard and was hoping to have a easier time moving the debris after I trim.
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2023.05.23 19:52 Spodee5 Questions about 40v battery lifespan.
About to buy a new mower. Considering electric.
Gas is about $5/gallon here. I would use about 5 gallons of gas a year here. That equates to about a $25/year fuel cost.
I see the 8ah 40v Ryobi for $279 with tax out the door here that will be $309.
I would need that battery to last twelve years for it to make financial sense to buy the electric mower. $309/$25 = 12.36
What is/has been the lifespan of your 40v Ryobi batteries? Is there any real world data on this?
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Gas is about $5/gallon here. I would use about 5 gallons of gas a year here. That equates to about a $25/year fuel cost.
I see the 8ah 40v Ryobi for $279 with tax out the door here that will be $309.
I would need that battery to last twelve years for it to make financial sense to buy the electric mower. $309/$25 = 12.36
What is/has been the lifespan of your 40v Ryobi batteries? Is there any real world data on this?