



So I came across this while I was browsing Home Depot today like I usually do when I I'm coming home and I got about a half an hour leftbefore closing. I just usually take a quick spin around and see what's on clearance. I came across this and bought it and figured I could always return it if it's not something I need because it was the last one I don't know if it's worth having I have a plug in soldering iron somewhere I don't use it that much because it's kind of annoying to pull out and the little metal stand thing that comes with it in the package, it doesn't sit very well, it has to sit perfectly still on it and it often falls off the holder.
But now that I'm home I'm sitting here thinking about it. And it has been like 3 years the last time I need to use a soldering iron. Oh, maybe I just wasted $25. I still got time to return it though.
Does this seem like a decent deal? Obviously it’s hard to tell what shape it’s in from the pictures but I don’t want to waste time going to see it if there’s red flags I’m not seeing. We just moved from a city house with a 1200 sq ft yard to one with a full acre of fenced yard. We have a self propelled Ryobi push mower currently but we want to upgrade to an electric riding mower without breaking the bank. We’d also like the ability to add a plow and I think this one has the ability but I’m not sure.
Hey saw this while flipping through goodwill listings. It's a combination drill and radio setup. Really wish it was 18v as I would have bought it just for the coolness factor!
In the market for a new lawnmower, and have been thinking about one of the 80V ride on mowers. It’s just hard to justify buying the mower when there is no other use for the battery. The only other use I can think of is getting an inverter for it as an emergency backup battery, but that wouldn’t get me far.
I can’t help but think of a golf cart as the perfect fit for the 80V lineup. While I don’t currently need a golf cart, if Ryobi were to introduce one, and I were in need of a lawnmower, my hands would be tied. I would need to buy a golf cart and an 80V mower then ask my wife for forgiveness.
I'm looking for a pump for my paddle board and my inflatable boat.
My 4ah hp battery started blinking all 4 lights and wouldn’t charge. Took it apart and found the ground burnt. Is this battery shot or is there a way to revive it?
I’m curious if there any of you out there who use all the 18v OPE and like it?
And I’m thinking their best options, the HP stuff (not the cheapest 18v options). Mower, Trimmer, Blower, Pruning Saw, etc.
I’m in need of upgrading my trimmer and blower and may want to add more in the future. So I’m trying to decide between 18v and 40v.
I know 40v will have more power. But 18v works with so many other tools.
I’d love to hear from those who use them?
Picked up this RIW18X off marketplace for 140 AUD. Gave it a good clean and it turned out better than I expected. Pretty happy with it for the price so I thought I’d share :D
I have this chain saw and it has been great for the most part, however it started to not send oil to the end of the bar for the chain. While some does come out correctly at times, most of it is coming out under the gear/spindle cover that you remove to replace the chain. I have fully cleaned under there and put it back together a few times in case there was any misalignment but no matter what, it continues to mostly come out under the cover. I have also completely cleaned the bar to ensure there are no blockages. Since the issue began I have used Ryobi’s own oil as well as another brand. I have the issue irrespective of which oil I use.
Has anyone had the same issue and can offer any suggestions on how to get it delivering oil correctly again?
There are a LOT of different Ryobi USB lithium tools that come with a HACKABLE FREE 2Ah battery. Be careful, because they have 2x 3Ah batteries, or 2x 3Ah batteries PLUS 1x 2Ah battery for the same price! The "free" 2Ah battery is worth $17.17. Just search for the tool you want, because some are included, but not in the drop-down list.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-USB-Lithium-2-0-Ah-Lithium-Rechargeable-Battery-FVB02/325312200
I bought a 40V 300-Watt Portable Battery Inverter Power Source and 40V Battery Charger. I just had a power strip plugged into it. The power strip had a phone charge, an Apple Watch charger, and a lamp. The lamp wasn’t on. I woke up after about 3 hours and the battery was dead. I know the battery was fully charged. It did this twice for two different and healthy batteries. Is that normal behavior?
My elderly mom is having a tough time removing batteries from her trimmer. Is there either a lube or other fix to help it slide out easier after she unlatches the battery?
This seems like a crazy good deal considering the tool only is $10 less.
Does anybody use these? I’ve been thinking of getting one for a while.
I bought a drill from a pawnshop and this battery charger came with it, but I didnt notice the plug was missing. Ive searched online and dont see anything about a plug that this goes in to. Does anyone have any info on it or know where I might find one? I've searched Google and home depot app (haven't brought it in yet though) and I cant find anything with just the plug.
Should I keep using chargers that came with prior 18V model batteries?
can anyone tell me if the screen is supposed to show multiple 80V batteries when they’re plugged in? The battery % changed when I plug different ones in but i figured the screen would reflect multiple like the 40Vs do… thanks!