Ryobi 80v Zero Turn Mower with Joy Stick put to the test 

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So sorry I GET DRESSED UP EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE😡

“Battray”, “Milwaukuheye-aye”, “Real Noss like”, “Rye-ohbie” Please stoppp. I can’t even .. it’s like Dr. Seuss only everything that comes out of his mouth just irritates the s*** outta me.

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Would love to see that 👊👊👊😎

@@ToolReviewZone I radio controlled a walk behind toro. Not a shameless plug, but it's featured on my channel. I'd like to do a bigger one. Eventually, I will.

Yo bro, I don't care a lit a cool plug. Ima check it out

Lol, you are wrong about the passes, ut it was because I wasn't really paying attention. That said, when you first try to make straight passes, it's a bit tough, but if I really had to run a straight line, it would have done it

Definitely hard too keep straight and doing detail mowing very hard to do I’m presently testing z42 , i think a lever zero turn easier to use far as steering

Lmao

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I've rode the new Ego with the steering wheel but haven't actually cut with it. Everything else I use ego wise is fantastic including their self propelled mowers, so I would imagine the zero turns are awesome too

Would be awesome to meet up brother 👊👊👊

Fern creek stand up!

@@Charlesbjtown Newburg middle and I went to Fern Creek high school 💪

It comes with four 12ah and three 80v 10ah batteries 👊👊

Not with the this new battery platform. Only in the lead acid which I wouldn't recommend

​@@Wrencheasyagree joystick is the shit.

You put it in lower speed and it’s less twitchy, problem solved aye! 😂

15° (per the Ryobi manual).

Do you have any kind of hills in your yard? I’m debating between the 30 inch zero turn and the 42 inch lawn tractor because I have slopping hills down to the backyard on either side of my house and then a swale in the back so it’s a pretty decent incline at back of my yard too.

Hahaha, no clumps John..... no clumps !!! 🤣🤣👊

You know... you can shapen blades right. I'll see you back here in two years

@Tool Review Zone yeah all six of em, have fun. Point im making is every mower does great with new blades, im positive that battery life will weaken after a dozen cuts.

​@@ericstanley7973You're not familiar with lithium batteries then. You're probably one of those who parrot "you'll need to replace that 20k battery every 3 years in yer ev"😂

​@ToolReviewZone 1 year check-in. How's it doing now?

This guys hilarious

I've been riding it around like a scooter because I have a small fracture in my foot. Now I just need to see if it will fit in the Walmart isles

@@ToolReviewZone it does seem fun! I'm tired of fuel, belts breaking and the HEAT of the motor at my back

@@scidav87 same here brother. This was the last piece of the puzzle for me

Hahaha, not yet... but I'm sure he will show up somewhere 🤣🤣👊👊

Sure can

@@ToolReviewZone thank you very much

What's cool about the electric motors is they are all power all the time, so they don't really bog down like gas does

Lol, sorry brother 🤣👊

I had the voice in there, but accidentally put a different audio track over it it and deleted it 😪😪😪

@@ToolReviewZone 😩

It charges fairly fast....maybe a couple of hours from 0% ??. I have got one here in Australia. Having said that....I would not go below 55% SOC (state of charge (left in the battery)). Reason being, as at least mine seems to use up the 40Vdc batteries (over here ours are 36Vdc batteries) before really starting to use the 80Vdc batteries. It reduces the lifetime of the batteries if you leave them deeply discharged for a longer period of time. I have done about 20 runs so far on my 54" inch version (same as tested here) and the lowest I have taken it is 45% total charge left and recharged them after a couple of hours resting period. Otherwise I try to store the mower (if not used for some day or a week or more) at above 60% total charge left. Mine is a rough and hilly property and it works perfectly fine at low speed and medium cutting speed settings. I do about 3/4 acre and usually have 80% SOC left in it. For the same size area cutting my John Deere L111 42" inch cutting deck used to use a tank of fuel. The 80Vdc Ryobi 54"inch used just 20% of its battery capacity. One of the main reasons is that it is more then twice as quick to cut the same area.

The batteries have a 5yr warranty, so at least 5 yrs lol. If you have to buy a couple ne batteries in 6+yrs, they will probably be much cheaper.

How did he do a two year later when this has only been out for a few months. This is the lithium ion batteries, not the old lead acid that he used 🙄

Dude he did a review on a lawnmower that was using lead acid batteries. They don't like being discharged. They also don't like being stored for even a couple weeks without use. This mower has lithium ion batteries that are proven to retain their life and health even when stored for years. Lithium ion can also do 500 charge cycles before losing only 20% it's capacity. You'll be replacing the mower before you replace the batteries on this bad boy. Gas is terrible compared to battery powered. The dukes alone is enough to say no to gas.

Lead Acid vs Lithium Batteries are not a good comparison. Lithium has so much more positives over Lead Acid. Can’t compare apples to oranges.

I think some of these comments come from other manufacturers or just someone that doesn't pay attention

@@ToolReviewZone makes me wonder as well

Exactly

Where do you live, a hey field? Also, I said in the video....it's residential not commercial. Almost none of these types have a roll cage.

A roll bar, for a lawn mower? LOL! You're probably one of those cupcakes who gets triggered if someone isn't hearing a bicycle helmet. Grow a set.

@@rodmunch69 I'm lol with you. Watching this tractor on flat land. Roll bar. I'm guessing we missed that part. Rod I'm sure he wears a 🚜 ⛑& mittens.

Can't go wrong with Ego.

May 2024 - they've got $2000 off, so 30" @$2999, 42"@$3999, 52"@$4999. (Maybe that will become a permanent price reduction?)

Nope, I'm first!