Ryobi 40v Powerhead Brushed vs BrushLess : edger, string trimmer, blower
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2020
- First video, One take, so please be gentle.
I wanted to give my review and opinion on why you should pay the extra money and get a brushless motor.
More power, more run time, less heat, prolongs the life of your batteries.
I'm 78 and just got the brushless 40v Ryobi. I used it for the first time today with foot high grass and weeds even higher. Arizona has had a continuous month of rain and storms. This is suppose to be a desert. The unit worked like a charm with no problems. It was, not heavy and, easy to use. Even on high, there was still battery life when I finished. It is a great product.
My Husband just gifted me with a brushless weed wacker. Thank you so much for doing this video. I will try to amaze him with my knowledge.
I hope you gifted your husband with some nail polish.
What a wonderful husband to gift your wife with a tool. Your husband is a tool. 👍🏻✌🏻
Best review on YT why it s not on the top gets me,
Thank you very much. This was a feeler video to measure the feedback and see if people like what I have to say. Comments like yours have inspired me to make more content and grow this channel. If you want to help me climb the ladder, like and subscribe.
Hands down, no questions asked, you sold me on brushless. Thanks..... take of is this guy, Ryobi
Brushless is better for 70 $more ......
@@chuckefunn8624 It's a $40 jump for brushless, $70 for brushless with carbon fiber shaft.
@@JP-ug1xr dam 😁 where I looked everywhere the retail for 229 and the brush one 159
@@chuckefunn8624 that was from home depot's website.
www.homedepot.com/b/Outdoors-Outdoor-Power-Equipment-Trimmers-String-Trimmers-Cordless-String-Trimmers/RYOBI/40v/N-5yc1vZcjegZm5dZ1z17owe?storeSelection=
@@JP-ug1xr I actually got mine for109 but I could get a discount on the brushless if you know of a site love to hear about it and I was wondering can you put the 18 V extensions on the 40 V trimmer’s because the 18 V ones are on sale half the price
Thank you so much for this video!! You answered my questions about which / why one was better, helped so much to actually see the differences & to hear about the melting was certainly an eye opener. Thanks, again!
Thanks for the great info and for getting to the point right away! I was considering these 2 models and you made up my mind for me! You are an influencer!
One of the reasons I subscribed is because of the way you said "The End".
Great Job JP! I bought the brushless yesterday before seeing this video but still glad to see the comparisons since now I own your results! It's like I was doing the comparison. Thanks and keep up the good work!
This is a helpful video. I was going to settle for a brushed 40v ryobi. I took a look online and saw the brushless was only $20 more and it came with more versatility for head options. Couldn’t argue with updated tech and more power!
thanks! excellent review! just ordered the 40v brushless combo from the depot, can't wait!
Thank you so much for the video. You answered all of my questions!!!
Thanks. You answered the exact question I was asking!
Just bought the 40v brushless trimmer/blower combo today. Thanks for the video
Very helpful, I just got the brushed combo with blower pack and was having some buyers remorse on not getting the brushless..... Though the brushed was $200 with the blower I think I will switch to brushless for $30 more and longer battery life, power, and longer engine life. Thanks for this.... My remorse was justified 😱🤣😂
Great video! I happened to notice you uploaded this on my birthday. I found a brushless powerhead and trimmer attachment in the garbage and was deciding whether or not to buy a battery and charger for it and your video helped me decide. Thanks.
Found in the garbage?! One man's trash, another's treasure, nice find.
Excellent review. Just like you I modified Edger guard/cover due to clogging issues. I tried the brushed version which wasn't bad but would shut off intermittently due to overheating. Definitely considering brushless
Great real world demo, thank you 👍🏼. I've smoked two regular Ryobi power heads , their warranty was awesome but inconvenient when they smoked. I'll try the brushless when my current one fails. 🍀
Hella good review man good shit
Iv got the OG 40 brushed just ordered the carbon fiber brushless 40. Freaking pumped.
Great video! Really helped me solidify my purchase.
Appreciate the feedback, i hope you have a similar experience with yours.
Same here. Great comparison!!
Yea thanks for this video. Exactly what I needed to see. I have an older 40v brushed ryobi and my new property can't handle the edging. I was about to get some gas powered echos. Now im going to go ahead and get the brushless.
It'll do the job with plenty to spare. I use the echo edger blades, can't say for sure but they seem to be a better steel and last longer. Enjoy
@leonardo migot I have the mowers covered, they're not electric tho. I'll be posting videos on my toro TimeMaster and GroundMaster soonish.
great video
Thanks, and you're right about brush anything in any brand. My rotary tool is dying so I don't use it for fun projects anymore because once the brushes go I won't have one anymore. If it were not brush it could be repaired instead of pitched like a disposable product. Bummer. I just bought mine a couple of days ago and my leaf blower is a stand alone and it doesn't have that narrow tube. Mine has a huge tip like a cannon and seems weak to me. I think because the tip is almost as fat as the blower. It'll do the job, though, I guess.
100% agree with your observation on the 500cfm 110mph Air Cannon. I've tried a few nozzles to narrow it and get the air speed up, it very easily stalls the fan and becomes useless. I think it stalls so readily because they build them with so much gap between the blades and the housing. The expand it blower I use is 475cfm @ 140mph, and it's substantially more powerful then the Air Cannon.
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Nice video I just bought the 40v brushless yesterday at Home Depot for $159 and no I didn’t get the extended warranty for $25
I just one to without the $25 warranty.. I haven't used it yet..@Weathered Memories how do you like it so far ?
I bought everything yard related Makita...brushless...except for the edger and trimmer -- so much cheaper with Ryobi.... but now I know why. It got pretty hot right away, and the battery died in about 30 min....takes 2+hrs to recharge. I'm having second thoughts on the savings--might not be worth the brush (troublesome) drain/heat. Thanks for the comparison.
I have the brushless motor head and a brushless blower since I know a little about electric motors and knew brushed is far inferior. I also have the same attachments (except the blower, of course). I did find a trick for a 2nd battery. I looked at the price of batteries and they are about $150 but you can get a brushless blower for $169 and it comes with a battery and charger. So, you get the extra battery for $150 plus a charger and blower for $19.
.. Everything
do the powerheads take the same battery?
Does anyone know if there is a difference between the carbon fiber version brush-less and the regular brush-less? (apart from the carbon fiber shaft, obviously) It should also be mentioned that the edger attachment an additional $90 purchase.
I didn't catch if these were bump heads or auto feed. I am totally fed up with especially RYOBI auto feed trimmers.
I have had two of them and still have one and it SUCKS big time. Royobi nor Home Depot would do anything about the problem. It was always operator error according to them. These here look pretty good though and thanks for the video.
JP does this apply to the Ryobi lawn mowers as well, getting ready to by one, please advise on what a good battery mower would be,thanks
How much difference does 40v vs 18v models?
I have an even older brushed one that spins way slower than your brushed one. I only use it for edging, and it constantly stops. I don't use it for weed whacking because it just pushes the grass around. I need an upgrade for sure, but I can't decide between the ego or the Ryobi brushless. I already have the edger attachment for Ryobi, and I have both ego and Ryobi batteries. How is your brushless one holding up so far?
Omg washing this video late don't know why I just bought the Brushed just opened didn't know itwas a brushed and brushles
Take it back then pay like 30 to 50 more for the brushless well worth it
Brushed 36v or brushless 18v?
does that brushless have variable speed trigger??? thax
Yes it does, it's very easy to modulate the speed. It's idea for delicate situations because the throttle is linear. Some gas machines are hard to control with their torque curve and low speed.
So basically, brushless = super saiyan
gotcha 😁
Sold on brushless. I've overheated and ruined enough batteries to see the advantage.
Does brushless mean stringless?
Just show us how to mount the string
Something satisfying of watching grass getting trimmed with the weedeater.......BUT... It is NOT satisfying when we're (you and i) doing all the physical work. LoL
LIKE IF YOU AGREE!!
With Ryobi I simply bought buyers remorse.
Ur camera is bowing around time 554
Who knows the technical explanation why the brushless motor causes interference with the video and the brush motor does not?
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