Thanks for this new video! I've been a DIY'er for over 40 years, and I still work on many projects around the house, even though I'm in my 70s 😂. The thing that works for me with your system is the interchangeable batteries. Perfect! And I look forward to all the new tools you'll come up with. Keep 'em coming!
I couldn't find if theese attachments are compatible with my old RBC31SESO trimmer? I lost the original manuals and I've been wanting a pole pruner for a long time :)
No different probably, besides hopefully the hedge trimmer which was rubbish. You won't get any responses from Ryobi - they seem to have a policy of not ever engaging with social media comments.
I see a couple I could use that I don't already have but I am a little wary to purchase anything else until I find out why my power head will not blow on high for more than 2 seconds. I have to hold it about halfway to keep the motor spinning when I trim.
Need more items in line. Add that power scrubber with interchangeable heads. Aerator detacher, similar to 18volt where the heads can be changed easily. The garden hoe should be part of this line. I also need something like a grapple where I can grab small to medium roots or plants and yank out of ground. Create some sort of leaf vacuum for this line with bigger wheels and a better quality bag than the separate unit, that keeps getting bad reviews.
Tengo varias herramientas de automocion RYOBI ,y hasta la fecha muy conteto y fatticazion con la llave de impacto Ryobi ,espero el catalogo de hwramientas en español ,ya que soy de españa y conseguir aqui cuesta ,pero es un producto magnifico 👌👍👍👍
RYOBI does not honor their warranty. Do not buy RYOBI if you are in HAWAII. You will be forced to ship to the mainland for service. I was quoted almost $200 shipping cost from UPS & USPS for my weed wacker that is still under warranty for the SLOWEST possible shipping. This means you are without the tool for weeks/months in addition to the cost, assuming they will even honor your claim.
They really don’t honor it. The new ryobi tools are made of thin plastic, and when it cracks and falls apart, they refuse to honor the warranty. My 5 years old one is still in great shape. Too bad they have gone down hill, and try to blame customers for poorly build products.
I just returned a Z30Li Zero turn mower to my local Home Depot after 2 hours. Out of the LONG list of complaints The deal breaker was that, although It has a kill switch on the seat so, in case you fall out, it will stop, It does not have a return to center joystick. If you let go of the I-Drive joystick, the mower will continue in that same speed and direction. So, if you pass out from heat exhaustion and don't fall out of the seat, the mower keeps going. Does that sound safe to anyone?
