Video

I have a 80v battery want charge use my new Lawmore once 😢

Great job. But after tinting mine about a year ago I noticed those imperfections are REALLY noticeable at night. I don’t think it reads that well on video. Good luck to anyone trying this.

Love the honesty, too many channels hyping this up & although the design/features & concept of this mower is amazing, it's good to know how it ACTUALLY runs. How did you convince Home Depot to replace your batteries?

How many acres do you have?

That's pitiful. I usually cut at 2" with my Cub Cadet and it takes about 7 gallons to cut 4.3 acres. I could have cut your yard with 2.5 gallons easily..even at 2 inches. My tank holds 3.5 gallons. Basically I'd be on the phone with somebody if I couldn't finish 1.6 acres at 3 inches on low settings. It should survive 3 acres on high settings. Probably a bad battery somewhere in your machine..

I've had my usdc swap failed due to technical reasons, contacted support in their chat but it's only a bot. Finally got an email from a person, gave them the exchange ID #, hash in # and screen shots, she said they would get back to me when they knew more. It's been hours and my funds are still in limbo. Can't tell me it's use error, this site sucks.

Mitsubishi 💪🏻😎

Great video. I have the 54" one (1 year+). Love it. However, today it stopped working. The joystick shows neutral (N) no matter what I do. Anyone with similar experience? Most likely a loose wire or electric contact issue. The deck still spins. There is no error message. Help is greatly appreciated. I have no means to send in for service (under warranty) and I need it asap!

Your claim that it cost nothing to run this mower. Sorry, you are wrong. If I bought a gas mower and bought a 300-gallon tank and filled it up at $3 per gallon. I than filled my gas mower from that storage tank for a year. My cost of running it would be $900. You have batters that cost ???? and a charger and a rechargeable generator. That cost of all that is your fuel cost to run your mower. That is the truth. Take the cost of generator and batteries along. cost thousands. My est. is $900 a year for me. How many years will it take for my cost of gas to match your cost of the initial investment in batteries and generator? A guy buys a boat for $40,000.00 and say he is fishing and eating fish for free. I buy fish at fish markets at $20 buck and eat the same fish he catches. Who spent less to eat fish?

IOTA TO BNB(BNC) 🫨

Early in my 2nd summer with the 30” version. I really don’t care for it. Joystick isn’t accurate, tends to get stuck in uneven sections of the lawn, mulching performance is terrible, difficult to hold a straight line over rough sections ( most of my lawn) , a pain to change the blades. Had an old Dixon gas ZTR for 20 years, this doesn’t compare on any cutting or control capabilities.

I have hesitant on buying a zero turn mower because the traditional type rewuires 2 hands. That means no free hand for my beer! Now with this model I can have zero turn and drink my beer too!

Thank you! Very helpful!

Good Luck, Ryobi customer service will just drag this all to tell you nothing they can do. I myself have a $5k paper weight That has less than one week on the hour meter and it won't run any longer than 20 minutes before it shuts down. Your an exception. feel very lucky.

I only managed 2 acres off 1st full charge then 1.5 2nd & 1.5 on 3rd. I have 5 acres. Ran at same setting temp 80*

Thank you for making this video. Still helping people 3 years later!

Thanks for making this video.

THank you thank you thank you! I was getting so frustrated with the left mouse button working intermittently. Took the cover off as you showed, nipped off that little plastic extension, sprayed with air dust , reassembled and its working like new! Thanks!

Go with the old Z-turn Ryobi 2 hand. It should be only < $2k. You can swap out the lead acid battery with the new Lithium battery for 1.5k and run it way better! $3.5k > $8k!

How do you feel now, 11 months later? Mower is on sale for a good discount currently. Do you think the cross cut blade adapters are a big enough issue to avoid this mower? How hard are they to install the blade adapters, if they do break? Again, 11 months later, how do you feel about the joystick? Would you buy another mower with it?

Okay... I cannot talk too much [poopoo] yet, because as of 06/03/24, I have yet to get my Z42Li [06/05/24 I should have it]. But I will say this; When I first got my 2010 Toyota Prius last year, it had been sitting for months. When I first started driving it I was only getting 40mpg. But that soon changed. A few months later I started seeing 45mpg, and now I'm getting 55mpg. I'm just saying... These batteries need to be used. They hate sitting. So I ask? How long did your Z52Li set before your "maiden voyage"? Also, I am sure that your run time will increase. From @2:55 to @4:20 I watched the Fast Forward run, twice. I saw in many cases that you were overlapping by 50% or more. And sometimes running over the same places that were already cut many times. So, how can you blame the run time on your bad choice of a cutting path? Can you see what I saw? I did like your video a lot! It explained a lot in a no-nonsense video. And, I too wonder why the 40V died first... what if you needed to use the 40V for a blower or grass whip? But it was your "Maiden Voyage" and batteries are weird. This too may change as the batteries get broken in and the PC learns.

Jacoje hands down has the best gold chains...their gram weight is above and beyond any other seller that I found. The same chain length and MM do not come close to the quality and weight of the sources that Jacoje uses. That franco is a beast...60 grams at only 4MM 22 inch....WOW. I have a 22 inch 5.5 MM Mariner from Jacoje...it's beautiful, the gram weight seems heavy on that at only 23.5.

Would like to have one of these but the price and the problems associated with these batteries put me off.

Hi i did btc to usdt but the amount i choosed in usdt is different and balue of btc is different so i matched usdt value but not recvd coins yet

We just got a new 30 inch Ryobi. So far v good. Like it a lot.

I bought some of these adapters on PartSelect. Same part number. They are 1/8" thicker though so the nut cant be fully threaded and the key doesnt engage on the shaft. Can anyone shed some light on where to find the right part for a reasonable price?

While I'm enthused about going green I'm not appreciating Ryobi regarding customers as pigs, guinea pigs. The "primary 80V 10AH volt batteries" (paraphrased) and 40V 12AH employed as supplemental (again paraphrased) is irking me to madness. Liars, cheats, targets of opportunity, are all triggers words of a lack of integrity. I'm going to stress test the 80V batteries after removing the 40V batts.

Thank you for the video. Very informative. Helping me make up my mind. I would really like to replace our aging 17 year old commercial Husqvarna 61" zero turn with a battery powered mower. Would prefer not buy a new gas powered one. But the technology doesn't seem to be there yet for a battery powered mower to cut my 2 acres plus my neighbors 2 acres dependably. Our grass, no offense, is much, much thicker and lusher than your yard seems to be. Can't see that mower or the Ego being able to handle it. Especially when the grass grows like crazy in the spring. Plus it doesn't seem as though the long term durability is there. Don't want a mower that needs to be tossed after 5 years. After watching this and other videos I'll likely try to get ours through a couple more tests and hope the technology improves and matures. Thank you again.

I'm looking at the 42" model as while I have 2.5 acres (of course house, driveway, etc. remove from that) the 54" I think would be a bit big for some of our sodded areas. Sure would be great in our pasture area though, but going with 43" You think it would follow same review as your 54"? Of course, it has less batteries and less cutting area so I'm not expecting the same battery performance.

Bro... love the video and the comments. All well noted. At my local Home Depot they have the 54" on sale for $3500. I HAVE NO CLUE WHY! I was only interested because they had it marked $6999 reduced $3499 to an actual cost of $3500. So I immediately came home to watch the reviews. I was assuming I would see tons of reviews bashing this product. Can you think of a reason why they would have it marked down like this. They also had the 42" and the 30" marked down half price but it is not like that on the website. Any comments would be great.

I'm with you Doubting Thomas. 1st Ryobi 80V 42" cut went back from whence it came. As it was indicating 75% battery supply available 80V batts still holding at 100%. It sez right there on page 28 of 33 page pdf Owner's Manual that the 40V batteries "help extend" mowing time and that the 80V Briefcase Batteries are the primary power source. I'm paraphrasing. My replacement 2nd unit is not showing much difference. LCD showing 75% while 40V batteries confirm and 80V batteries showing hardly being touched at all, indicating 97%. Original MSRP $6000 marked down by $2000. If I can live with the dolt in the White House I'll suffer no less with this Ryobi 80V ZTR.

I tuned in specifically to see how U dunnit... remove the adapter. 80VLi 42" ZTR --First cut and at a time when batteries were down to 75% I hit a red house brick. Bent the blade, sheared the moon and half moon off the adapter. Brand new mower as of last evening delivery. Finished the mowing having also removed the upper blade on the utter side; don't want an imbalance. I conclude them thar blades to be considerably thinner than the standard single blade machines. Never bent a blade on my Hustler Rapter 42" ZTR and I used it like a bush hog.

"one direction or another" yes we caught the Giant @4:20 nice hat btw

I have been using a Ryobi 40v push mower on my little 1/4 acre yard for 2 years now and I will NEVER go back to gas. Way less maintenance and way more convenient. I can easily cut the yard with about 50% left on the 6Ah battery that came with the mower.

Stupid. Can’t see the mower ugh!!

do you still use this site? if so, still like it? ever have to do kyc with them?

First a little back story then the update. About 2017, I bought a Toro 42" Time cutter. It was a great mower. The only issue I had was the normal yearly battery replacement the first 2 years. I put a battery tender on it and the next three never bought a battery. Anyway I was 71, retired and started gaining weight so I sold the Toro and bought a Ryobi 40v push mower to lose weight. That lasted 2 months and I tore the meniscus in my left knee. After surgery, i tried to mow as often as I could but the pain is too great and I am tired of paying someone else to mow. So, I decided to make this purchase. Home Depot just delivered my new Ryobi Z30Li. I bought the 30" because my yard is so small. about 1/2 acre. It came mostly assembled. When I looked at another one in the store, it had two 80v batteries and two 40v batteries. Mine only has the 80v batteries, and they were both less than 10%. It would not move. What kind of store delivers a riding mower that cannot be driven? I had to go to my shed and get the two 40v, 6ah batteries from my Ryobi push mower to have enough power to test drive it. It upped my battery meter from 10% to 36% After putting them in, the blades turned one time for a few seconds and I shut them off. I drove it around a while, boy is it gonna take some getting used to. The blades would not turn while driving since the 80v batteries are so low I will try again after charging. Currently, the joystick is very stiff, quite an arm workout, and it does not self-center, which I consider to be dangerous. I hope the battery charge helps this. I had to park it at my back porch to charge it before driving it to my shed. I will re-evaluate everything and get back to ya when the batteries are fully charged . That brings me to my.... UPDATE: I really did not expect to update this quick. It took a couple of hours to charge the battery, so now they are all full. While it is a wet day here today I decided to try it out anyway. I used to mow my yard wet with my Toro all the time, So I had a basis for comparison. I rode up and down the driveway, then the street in front of my house to test the high speed. It moved pretty good but the stiff joystick made it hard to control. But I pushed on. Low speed into my front yard with the blades on high. My yard is not the smoothest but it is smoother than most. I found trying to mow a straight line was next to impossible. Hit a slight bump on the wet grass and the mower takes off one direction. Try to correct with the joystick and it does nothing at first then takes off the other way. The lines on the yard were no where near straight. Yes I know it is wet but I have done it before. I lowered the blade speed to finish my test and the yard. The lines gradually got a little straighter but the tires were chewing up the yard. I have a flag pole in the middle of my front yard. I could not circle the pole like I did with my Toro. I could not trust the joystick. There were times when it would lose traction. it would not turn left or go forward on flat level ground. I could go backwards just no control over turns, but I would get it moving again. There were times when the mower would stop, so I would apply a little more forward joystick with no results. then a touch more. The mower would lurch forward. I did this several times. My Toro would take about 15 minutes tops to mow the front yard. Today took about 30 and the batteries were at 50% When I headed to the back yard to park it. I tried to back it in the shed several times. It would not back straight for love nor money. I finally pulled forward into the shed and hooked up the charger. So here we are. Decision time. I realize that most of these issues would improve with practice and never using when wet. but the joystick still would not self-center and that is dangerous. Suppose I were to pass out while driving and it kept going into the street or the creek across the road. While it was charging I had to make a run to the store. While out I swung by Home Depot to see if there were any adjustments for the joystick that would smooth it out. They shop out the warranty work so I could not talk to anyone. I went back to the lawn mower section to look around when an assistant manager walked up and we started talking where I filled him in on this. We decided I could get a Cub Cadet 42" zero turn 'for the same price. The fact that the mower could continue on if the operator became disabled was the straw. This is a safety issue and is non-negotiable. If the driver was disabled but still in the seat, it could be a big problem. They're picking up the Ryobi on Monday. I know this is long but maybe someone will appreciate the detail.

Thanks for referring this hot garbage, scammed out of my tokens. Customer service is a bot.

Great video but needing for a seatbelt is ridiculous at a 4 to 8mph speed....This is a walking speed.

Servicing the brakes might help, a rock or something could groove your discs. Please learn how to work on your own vehicle

If you had a v8 and nice sounding mufflers you’d never hear that sound

Not brake problem

Loose wheel lugs..?

That is the sound of a hub assembly going bad

Its the all to familiar sound of not having the radio turned up loud enough.

Wheel hub/wheel bearing is going.

Jak it up and do a shake test on your suspension

Zip tie to make you think you need to go to dealer so they can rip you off

Sound like dust in the brakes or perhaps a tiny mud chunk. It happens when driving on gravel roads.

have you tried losing weight