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My Ryobi 40V battery shows charge state on the battery, while charging.

Ok, I want an electric power washer- what’s the most powerful one to get on 110v outlet?? This??

Thanks for the best comparison video I've seen yet! I have been looking for a decent comparison on the Greenworks 80v, and your review has all but sealed my decision to buy!

You love to use the word "basically" a lot!

Should have run all mowers twice on the cut check i bet the other ones would have cleaned up their leftovers. Plus you were in mulch mode so heavy grass cant evacuate .

Just bought my ego power load with line iq! Can't wait to use this bad boy!

Yeah right. Best, mowers on the market Where was the stihl and why was Ryobi there?

Bro you do know kobalt makes a 40v right?? I can do a whole 1/2 acre and its really not hard to restring them...

Holy shorts 2:13. Didn’t know about the flip pin or the angle adjuster.

Great informative video. Is it possible to keep these maintained at a height of 5ft max or is it such a vigorous grower that I’d be better off with a different type of evergreen shrub? I’m looking for a somewhat informal looking hedge about 15ft in length. If they can easily be maintained at a height of 5ft, how many do you think I would need to cover a 15ft span? Three shrubs spaced 5ft on center? I like the overall look of how you trimmed them so they are lightly touching. Would that be something hard to maintain since they are so vigorous?

I'd like a mower that mows high, like 4" or so, since we have a lawn with microclover in it now, & I want the clover to flower. Any ideas for a good mower among these that would work? Thanks!

I got my Ego lawnmower as a gift after having a gas one for years and I love it. I can do my front and back lawn twice before I have to give it a charge. The battery is a tank and it sounds like a jet engine when it’s starting up but it charges fast. After getting it 3 of my neighbors right around me also purchased the same one hahaha also it’s quiet compared to a gas powered one.

Wait, why didnt you flip the battery on the Ryobi like you did with the Makita? Already seeing some bias in your video about Ryobi. If those 6ah 40v batteries were fully charged from the charger to the mower, you would get over 1hr 30mins of run time per battery. Meaning you will get 3hrs of run time with the Ryobi. Also, your ah batteries are all over the place. To have a fair competition for runtime and power under stress, every mower you tested should have had same ah batteries. To compare 2x 12ah Milwaukee run time to only 1x 6ah battery is literally a bullshit test comparison. Same thing with the EGO and greenworks. Fair test would be all batteries at the same ah.

too long video for such a small topic

Turbo nozzles are designed to optimize and maximize the pressure you can get out of your pressure washer, all the while cleaning surfaces faster and better without exerting more effort. I'm surprised it came with it normally it's a extra accessory that you can purchase separately

Put the turbo on the gas nozzle on the gas ..I guarantee it will clean better then both the others..that's why it's called a turbo nozzle it adds pressure

I am a huge fan of buying the in ground sprinklers and putting them on spikes. So much versatility in nozzle choice and the coverage is excellent. Using the MP rotator nozzles has also reduced my water bill quite a bit

I’m really am impressed with the 765cfm model. Thanks for the comparison.

What would be best for a side yard....either between my house and my neighbors or my house and the fence. I would say 6 to 7 feet wide (houses are close to each other) and goes down the length of the house.

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Nice thorough video man. 10/10 would recommend the Orbit tripod sprinkler for big yards. It’s my go to for my 10k sf back yard. With decent pressure and good water flow using a 3/4” internal diameter hose (significantly more output than a 1/2” or 5/8”), that thing chucks it. Set up takes less than a minute and I now only have to change the location once to water the rest of the lawn. I only ever overseeded the back, and in my experience the more aggressive spraying never was an issue for the seeds while waiting for them to germinate. You’re right though, probably not the right one to use post bare ground seeding.

I have a much smaller yard than you are referring to, but your information is very helpful in knowing what to do for my yard. Thank you.

Very useful video thank you

Line up the two load notches with the openings then install the line through the holes (7 feet of line on each side) and turn counterclockwise

This is the one ☝️

nice video

Mmmm. What if I tune it. High flow intake and exhaust 🤔. Can it make 15 FTQ

Suction should be a factor my ryobi does not have good suction

I always thought about this intrusive thought about mowing my neighbors tall ass grass and wondering about the chaos about how mad thry would be if i touched their grass without permission 😂🤣 its a unspeaken rule to not mow your neighbors grass😅😂

Did I miss something? Did you go back to #3?

Passing the mower on to your neighbor just secured you a sub. Good on you my guy.

I cannot get the string to come out the other side. What am I doing wrong?

Battery power for really small jobs, but for actual yards 1/4 acre and larger with lots of trees, get a drop cord or go with gas, otherwise you'll spend more time charging up batteries than doing actual yard work.

super informative video

I have had the non-self propelled 80v version for 2 years and it works flawlessly. Cleanup is easy. Storing is even easier. Batteries switch automatically but sometimes I use the bigger battery alone just to exercise all of them. One of the extra batteries I bought came with a free inverter. That inverter enabled us to have a small TV and a lamp in the living room during a 36 hour power outage after a storm. I love Greenworks products.

I got the 40v used online when I needed to fix my push mower. Left it outside all Canadian winter, sorry neighbours... Still works fine somehow. I still use it on big inclines because of how light it is and around places where I have debris around because it just stops the blade pretty quick as soon as it hits something so I know I wont loose a leg. But I keep forgeting that I have to press the button before pulling so I keep ending up on videos like this. But other than that, sweet little thing that is. Love how quiet it is too.

.155 trimmer line is the best

As far as the battery run time, would the actual cut of the grass effect the run time?

So you switched to a new set of batteries for the Makita but didn't do it for the Ryobi? Doesn't seem like a fair test 🤔

Really trying to convince myself why I would want to change my battery platform from Ryobi to Milwaukee, but you totally showed how the red rocket is superior to the Ryobi mediocre machine. Thanks, quite helpful.

Thanks for the video. Great comparison tests!

Thanks, this review will help me choose a battery powered leaf blower.

A great real-use comparison and you definitely went above and beyond with this amazing set of tests. BRAVO! And kudos for giving your neighbor that mower at the end!

I own the exact EGO used in this video. It is powerful, basically as powerful as my gas powered trimmer. The one thing that took a while to get used to is the automatic string feed - the unit senses when the string is short and automatically, without the user having to do anything, feeds new string. Its amazing at how well it works but takes a bit to adjust to because the string goes from short to suddenly full length, increasing it length 3 inches or so. Thus, depending on what you are using it for, such as edging, that sudden additional 3 inches of string will initially dig deep and kick up dirt until you adjust the distance. I've learned to anticipate it when the string gets to a certain length. Its a great feature because the string literally never gets tangled but it takes several uses for the operator to adjust to the autofeed. Its a great product and very powerful.

Great video! Only minor inconsistency I noticed was that you used turbo mode to test Greenworks’ ability to cut through high foliage but didn’t use it during the battery endurance test. I suspect turbo mode would’ve drained the battery faster.

Most people don't care about small differences of different brands. I got a Ryobi mower because I already have several 40V Ryobi batteries so it becomes a cheaper investment. No point in buying a "better" mower and then have to spend several hundreds to thousands on new batteries.

Milwaukee has the option for rapid charging

Makita to the white people, lol dead

i think husquarna figured out how important drive wheel placement is in robots :P you're always at an advantage when your wheels are pulling weight as opposed to pushing wieght.