Ryobi 40V Brushless Attachment Capable String Trimmer | 3 Week Post Reset Updates
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- čas přidán 2. 08. 2024
- In today’s video I show y’all how the lawn is doing 3 weeks after performing a height of cut reset. The bermuda is slowly but surely filling in and starting to really look good again. The backyard still has a ways to go in some areas. I also introduce y’all to my new trimmer. Last week I purchased the Ryobi 40V Brushless Attachment Capable String Trimmer. We’ll take a look at what comes in the box, and discuss a few of the finer points.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:21 3 Week Update
1:54 Ryobi 40V Brushless Trimmer What's in the Box?
3:33 Ryobi 40V Brushless Power Head Overview
5:12 Replacing line on the Ryobi 40V Brushless Trimmer
6:35 Bump Feed Head
7:20 Installing the Brush Trimmer Attachment on the Ryobi 40V Brushless Trimmer
9:00 Switching Attachments on the Ryobi 40V Brushless Trimmer
11:29 Conclusion
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I just picked up the carbon fiber version. It's an awesome machine. Its light and very easy to use. Best part is it's more powerful than gas powered one. Great video too.
Just bought the same trimmer, great job young man!
Best description I’ve found on this product. Thank you
Glad you found it helpful!
Amazing explanation of all the details 😊
Thanks for the instructions, was wondering about re-stringing.
Hey yall. Just want to drop by and say Ryobi Expand-it series stuff in the 40v is no joke. I own/operate a lawn care company and made the switch from gas to battery 4 seasons ago. Gone are the days of mixing 50:1, and 40:1. No more draining tanks, changing plugs/filters. With this string trimmer, you pop the battery in and get to work. 5 year tool warranty/3year battery warranty BUT... I'm happy to report that I've never had to take advantage of the warranty thus far. 4 seasons in, and I'm still using the same trimmer daily, the same leaf blower daily. These things WORK. Sure they don't have the power that some of the big gas Echo/Stihl blowers/trimmers have, but if you're doin residential properties (1 acre and under) you'll have no issue with these. I originally bought them with the idea of "I'll get the homeowner models to start off and then upgrade to Milwaukee/Stihl/Echo battery powered things in the future". Honestly, until these things break apart, I'm sticking with them and couldn't be happier with them. And hey - As a side note for all you "Milwaukee tools are the ONLY tools I'll buy" people out there. Milwaukee and Ryobi tools are manufactured out of the same building, and a few years back Milwaukee reverse engineered all the Ryobi batteries to match specs on like tools. Basically the same tool, different color, 1/2 the price.
You are so right. The only thing I did was upgrade to the Echo Speedfeed 400 trimmer head. The Ryobi heads are pure garbage. Ryobi did make good on them by sending replacements. But I sold those. The Ryobi string trimmer heads are poorly made. However, the rest of their equipment is really good.
Thanks, real good camera for your explanations. I'm having trouble connecting the trimmer attachment and you show it real good.
Awesome! I'm glad you found it helpful!
I have the kobalt 80v with the rotary scissors, game changer
best explanation!you saved my life today
Glad I could help!
Solid video brother, thank you.
@Lawn Insider You can fit that head with the orange plastic blades with the guard in place.
BTW, that's a sweeeet two-tone Ford parked across the street. I want that bumper!
Sweet video, I'm looking to get their new 40V blower. Just came out last week, it has serious power and supposedly whisper quiet. Maybe Santa will get me one.
Thanks Stevan!
Nice video. Thanks!
Glad you found it useful!
I switched to Ego a couple of months ago. My biggest complaint w/ Ego is the proprietary spindle design that doesnt allow any of my older "expand it" stuff to work. Other than that, pretty happy with it. Though I have some Ryobi gas stuff and I just might get the electric version of that :)
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Good review, without a lot of filler. However, I do wish these review videos would address my two most important questions as I compare various models: 1. How much does it weight w/ or w/o battery. And 2. What is the real-world run time when trimming and cutting weeds? I mean, it's not like the average homeowner (not a pro landscaper) can run out and buy 2-3 more batteries at $150-ish each. If I'm cutting weeds, am I going to get 15 minutes? 45?
Rhett I definitely took you as a guy that was going to have an annoying intro lol I was wrong great video man
Haha not exactly sure how to take that 😂, but I appreciate you dropping a comment! Glad you found the video helpful.
Would you mind doing a follow up showing you using both the edger and the rotary scissors for edging near the concrete sidewalk and for touching up around tree beds - both vertical for edging and horizontal for touching up the overhang areas by the curb and near borders that you can’t get the mower too.
Yes, esp the rotary scissors. Never used that before.
Hoping you can answer this. But from where did you buy the rotary scissors ? And does Ryobi make them?
Nothing like a Good bump head trimmer. I have an auto feed by Ryobi and it TOTALLY SUCKS. I couldn't get any support anywhere to work with me to correct the problem it still has. During warranty period I was told operator error was the problem. It is constantly breaking the line at the spool and or not feeding.This looks like a decent unit. Let us know how it works out. Would like to stick with this brand because of the 40v batteries I have.
Thanks for the video.
So far so good! I’ve mostly been using the landscaping blade attachment. I’ve heard a lot of similar feedback about the auto feed systems!
My auto feed hasn't failed me yet, what problem are you experiencing exactly?
@@musc258 Keeps breaking off at the spool. No rough edges at the exit hole.
Sir, may I ask where'd you get the full attachment? I see the link to the rotary scissors, but it only looks like the lower attachment and not complete attachment to include the rod. Thank you!
Let’s go
Hello. Thanks for the video. About how long does the 4 Ah battery last with normal use on an appropriate 3/4 yard?
Just guessing. I have the 15" with 95W/2.6 Ah battery.
I think a 4ah battery could probably complete a 7,000-8,000 sq ft lawn with the normal string head attachment.
The Rotary Scissors, does it come with the pole or how did you make that work?
It doesn’t come with the pole. It comes with just the head and some adapters. It is capable of fitting most string trimmers. You have to remove the current head and replace it with the rotary scissors.
I just bought this Ryobi you are showing and currently, only one end of the string is outside the hole, yet I cannot imagine I've used the pre-loaded amount of string in one day? How do I open the spool since I'm guessing the trimmer string is stuck inside, then needs to be refed?
Have you tried to line up the arrows on the head and the spool and see if you can just pull the string out? I believe you should be able to. Then you wouldn’t have to remove the spool housing.
Do you use the rotary scissors exclusively or the trimmer in combination?
I use the rotary scissors (landscaping blade) almost exclusively. I’ll put on the trimmer attachment every once in a blue moon though for random jobs.
how do you keep grass from growing in your beds?
I have sunken beds, so there is an elevation drop off. As long as you stay pretty vigilant with your trimming, it doesn’t grow so quickly down a ledge.
Where did you get ryobi rotary sisccors? Can't find it.
They aren’t Ryobi Rotary Scissors, but they do work on the Ryobi trimmer. I got them off of Amazon.
What liquid fertilizer do you use?
I use a 12-0-0 6% chelated iron product, along with some other humic and liquid carbon products.
I see many people complaining about how hard it is to remove the attachments. Didn’t look too difficult here. Any reason why this is?
I’m not sure. It’s just the button notch that a lot of different pieces of equipment have. I definitely wouldn’t call it difficult.
Thanks for this video. Just bought one today and Ryobi has terrible, zero to none, on their "putting together" paperwork. It's page after page of safety info that people who have common sense don't need. Wish you would've shown the handle part. How to put that on lol.. It's like they sent the wrong one😅
Happy to help! I vaguely remember putting the handle on! I think there were some wing nuts involved lol
My string doesn't go in to the last hole.
Go stros !
Go stros indeed!
Cost
How much did you pay?
I believe I got the kit, which includes a 4.0 Ah battery and charger, for $200.
Our front house should be fenced for privacy. Its very wasted land. Front yard can be used for something else other than green grass. Its for outside appearance.