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Brand new direct drive head has this exact problem. Looks like it’s been over tightened from factory - rough as guts. Thank you.

The Ryobi is already overpriced, and Milwaukee is on another level of overspending. I'm not gonna lie, I still want the Ryobi Link system.

Thankyou

Great video… But they’re yellow.

Do these milleseey thermal camera shooting the dark. It says ur resolution on it. So does it mean it will work in the dark w tempature at night. I was looking at a TR-120 3.5 display model. And the seller says it doesn’t work in the dark which was an odd question because I thought they all worked in the dark. Am I correct or am I wrong.

Wow its bright and feels lovely in hand. Rotating dial isn't that good and holster feels on the cheap side. Style and design is quality and good battery run times if you don't do turbo all the t8me. Worth it in the sale as I do like mine and throw is impressive. 600 mrtres is good to see in the dark. Should have come with type C charging as these magnetic ones is getting too old!

bro if you thumbs up on my comment ill suggest you a custom number for ur car number plate . cheers

Your videos are helpful. Do you have a link for the single blades? Any hacks for disabling back up alarm?

Lmao, I love how this video talks about this like it’s some new development. It’s just Ryobi late to copying all the other electric power stations and it probably does it worse than the some of the big players like Jackery, eco flow, and Bluetti. I don’t see any reason why one would choose the Ryobi over all of the tried and true solar power stations currently on the market, they are likely better in price also and it’s not even LifePo4 step your game up Ryobi (old tech in an already over saturated market of modern solar power stations)

The difference is orbital makes all the difference in the world. That's the only thing that is making me wait on a 2nd hercules sawsall to come out because im pretty it will have it. Don't get a saw without it.

Good description and very helpful. You are absolutely right, the base on this thing is pathetic. I didn't have any problems with the seat but the base and casters are absolute crap and there is no reasonable way to repair them. After the second one fell out I used the same approach as you did except I liked the open area between the legs so I bought a 20" diameter 5 leg base and some very good casters on Amazon. Just a few good whacks with a small sledge and you can throw away the useless parts. It works great now. Of course, between the new base and casters that was $60 to repair a $100 seat, but like you mentioned the end result is actually a different item.

I just got one of these for $800 which is wild

For the most part I stick with OEM batteries; But back many years my wife bought me a B & D Firestorm combo set and for the money worked well did many home additions and repairs with it. Then B & D decided to change battery platform and the FS batteries got phased out also in that time I also went through 2 or 3 Dewalt cordless drills at my job, got so frustrated being 50 or more feet above ground and the Dewalts shit the beds, I actually had a B & D discount store nearby and bought their Quantum commercial hammer drill to finish a job. Back to battery story, for the FS and Quantum found I could get replacement batteries bought 3 all stating 3.5 AH been over 10 years those batteries and FS and Quantum still work. I've since moved on to Ryobi platform, but my Daughter is using the FS to this day ( I kept the Quantum though ) . So there is a place for 3rd party just don't expect 100% power output.

Hey I m a C.I.G.S. solar guy..... How do I link 80v 1000w power bank(tractor batt compatible) with Solar.......????

Next, I want to know if anyone has lowered that deck. I’m a scalper and this thing isn’t making it easy.

Nice. I keep a “fing(long)er” around but didn’t think about the crate. Then again, we got a little trailer for free, as part of the purchase. The crate might be more convenient for the way I store ours, though.

My new one lasted about 1 year. Now it starts if it wants to, usually not. Moving over to Kobalt now.

I have tools from all the colours of the rainbow. Ryobi tools are, without doubt, excellent value for money. The only downside is the eye-watering price of the batteries. I do own a three genuine Ryobi batteries. One that came with the tool - the leaf blower, where the battery was pretty much free - and the other two that cost more than the tool itself. Are they good batteries? Yes, absolutely! However, I did take a punt on an Amazon knock-off, claiming a 6.0ah rating. Well, as with your findings, the genuine battery does take longer to charge, weighs more, and last longer in use. That said, the copies are a fraction of the price - in some cases less than one quarter of the cost - and they do work. Honestly, I was on the lookout for a light 1.5ah battery for the 16g second fix nailer (excellent tool, if a tad heavy compared to the gas/battery Paslode it replaced), but opted, in the end, for a pair of 6ah batteries for £42 Sterling. Years later, they are still going strong.

Their website refuses to process orders. I've had several people enter in their Credit Cards and addresses and none of them could successfully complete an order. Their telephone answering services just keeps thanking you for your patience hour after hour after hour. I'm beginning to suspect Ryobi has no interest in fulfilling their legal responsibility to supply parts for their tools and are only interested in selling as many tools through big chain outlets as fast and as long as they can. I'll be filing a complaint to my states Attorney Generals' Office. This is the third time I've needed something like a $10 part to keep tool working and have never been able to reach Ryobi for any help whatsoever. Now I have a $200 dollar 40Volt chainsaw down for a $7.50 part. I have a whole workshop of Ryobi tools but I won't be buying another. I'm going to call the customer service numbers of other manufacturers to see which ones actually honor their promise of parts and service and and begin purchasing their tools as needed instead of Ryobi.

Do a video on how to level the deck

Can you make a video on how to adjust the deck so you get a good cut on your lawn just in case the left or right or even the front side of the mower deck is off

Nice video. I had ordered one just a couple hours before I seen your video. I do have a question: You mention having to "turn the mower back on when putting it in reverse", does this have to be done each time going into reverse?

WHENNNN ISSS THISSSSS COMMIINNNNGGGGGG OOUUUUUTTTTTTTT!?!?!?!?!?@?@?@?@?@?!?!?@?@?@?@?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?+?!?

Had the non extendable version and it would hardly cut 1" branches using multiple cuts. Returned it the following day

Probably charging it

The exorbitant cost of OEM batteries does not justify using them. It would be a much better buy if the tool was bought sans battery, then buy the Amazon battery. Even if the Amazon battery last 1/3 as long and has 80%+ the power of OEM while in use, it is a far better buy than the OEM. I have several Ryobi OEM batteries that came with the tool and several Amazon batteries I bought at the same time. Sadly, the OEM batteries went bad BEFORE the Amazon batteries did.

How is the balance? It looks like it would be top heavy.

The way everybody creams themselves when they talk about Milwaukee means that the red box is more likely to get jacked out of the back of your truck.

Might wanna really read the instructions it says only bull do not bush ..😂

This i think would be good for soft washing. I feel like it should be rebranded

Nobody is buying small inflator like this for truck tires come on! Video is waste of time...

Ego imitation.

U need a jungle Jim jack

Great video introduction. As the product manager of Carpodgo, I noticed that the Bluetooth connection did not succeed after powering on. I suspect you may have manually connected to the screen's WiFi, which is not allowed. You only need to pair via Bluetooth, and they will connect automatically. Each time you power on, a 100% automatic connection is required for normal operation.😂

I have the manual inflator, but it has a digital pressure gauge, which is very accurate per digital and analog pressure gauge double checks. One that stops automatically would save having to stay bent over the whole time. If my current one goes out, will probably get the automatic one.

Good luck getting it repaired, there are little to no serviceman in the country and parts are hard to obtain. Your mower could be broke down all season over a failed computer component.

Reading one comment " It would be good to Clean up power from a generator." What??? Thats a waste of money! Ive used dirty power since the 1990's with everything from computers, TV's and more for years. Nothing burned up and still use dirty power! And for many years I never owned a inverter generator. So many people are so caught up with this over rated clean power from a battery bank or ICE generator. Technically a battery bank is not a ICE generator. While the fuel - food these people eat is worse than prison food it's fast food!!! 😂 Hey man save the planet and go green man!!! I already do dood! I run my Honda EU2200i Tri-Fuel Inverter Portable Whisper Quiet Prepper Generator. I only run my green Honda generator on propane its a Green Fuel dood! Tri Fuel means it runs on gasoline, propane or natural gas! Ok Im sure some will say belattery power and solar is cleaner than my generator. More polutants and diesel is used to mine these precious metals to make these disposable batteries than making propane!!! But why? More green man - green money that is to make disposable toxic batteries alot more! Ive had a dirty making power ICE generator since 1993 and still running. I converted it to a green fuel propane too! With go vern ment its definitely about the green deal. The green money in their pockets it always is, has and will continue! I have some solar, battery banks and not that impressed. Its very costly won't last anywhere near as long as my ICE propane generators. Propane you can stock it never goes bad and never looses power like disposable battery banks! And my Honda generator will last a lifetime and they are proven!

Ryobi its ok nothing I buy. When it comes to power tools DeWalt, Mikita, Rigid etc. No Ri o be 4 me! Battery powered stuff will not last a lifetime not even close!

Brushes vs brushless, really. If you're doing big things get the brushless. If you do small projects around the house, brushed works fine. Just a little slower and might need extra prep on your work to overcome the torque and tool construction differences.

You're lucky to have found a transmission for that... I've heard that failures are so common that there's a waiting list for the transmissions/rebuild kits etc. At least through Ford directly. You pay all that money to get late model stuff and then wind up on the side of the road anyway. Good thing you have some skill to take care of it. 👍

Thank you for the great review! I was in the market for a new brushless drill and the home Depot battery kit plus this vacuum sweetened the pot. It arrives next week. I need something for sawdust and wood shavings in my shop, and my wife needed something for kitty litter. It seems like it'll work well. Appreciate it, and best wishes for your family.

What is the drill attachments you are using? And the pads as well. Thank you. Did you spray paint with clear coat?

I think your link is wrong.

Thanks for actually giving a honest & thorough review! You made sure to cover even the smallest details, just decided to get one because of your review brother!

Brent. Good heads up. Have an older vehicle that’s going to be quite happy with this upgrade.

Absolute godsend. Thank you for this video. This was my exact issue.

Thank you for the insight,very helpful

What about driving it along an angled bank?

😊I bought the 7/4 inch sliding compound mitersaw and man it's a piece of junk

I have the Predator 8750. Bought new 10 years ago. Still running strong using Motor Snorkel tri-fuel adapter. I noticed you turned the generator off while it was under a load. You will ruin it! Unplug everything first!