My guess is that with the shorter run time and the faster charging, that the knock off is a lower amperage than advertised.

Lithium ion is a fire hazard! No thanks!

Great video. Where do you got the flexi brush from ? I really need One for my cleaning . Thanks for any tips . Tron

Adapters have been around for awhile. I have plenty of Ridgid max 4,6 and & 8ah batteries. I use the Ridgid to Dewalt and the Ridgid to Ryobi adapters I bought from eBay/amazon. I much more prefer sticking with a OEM battery with the best warranty and using adapters on them. I think we live in the are of great and dumb tools. I figure in a few more years tools will reject non OEM batteries under warranty issues but it will just be greed from the tool companies.

did you pull off the usb port covers or did they not include them?

Any guesses if Ryobi will make a 40v 12ah edge battery?

🔋Snowblower..Just why??🪫

That electric snowblower surprised me; was even more terrible and gutless than I was expecting.

If only you have gas

As of today. I bought a weed wacker and blower. One is 40 volt and the other 18 volt. I’m impressed. Home depot. I have never been this excited.

I don't care how good it works, add up the cost and of course you will have to buy spare batteries $$$$$$$ forget about it.

so was it "difficult" or did you get through it "easily"? hard to tell with the editing

1 pass. 4 dead batteries.

Nice cut 😢😂😂😂

The new flat mop has a vibrate feature good for auto scrubbing on problem spots on floors

I also have the new chemical sprayer it works out well for pre spotting floors with sault remover, also works well as additional floor concentrate for use with the new flat mop

I am a commercial cleaner and bought the Ryobi detail scrubber. The detail scrubber is a much better option then the Rubbermaid version . It just totally out preforms rubbermaid by a factor of 2x1

The hp full size recip will kill the nerves in your arms from vibration using it for a long time

How much do those 4 batteries cost? More than a gas powered blower.... you don't say...some of the batteries are 300 plus each!

Great video but your pronunciation of "structural" drives me crazy. You pronounce it like "structual".

Those drawers need a damn lock!!!!!

pass through is no longer novel

Tough look having the video clipped three times going through the pile.

You made the same mistake with the recip saw that VCG Construction did. In order to switch modes, you have to remove the battery, switch modes, then reinstall the battery.

This is cool I've got the Ryobi link toolboxes and the Bauer toolboxes and sometimes I need certain tools from both this would be awesome to add either the Ryobi or the Bauer toolboxes together for certain jobs

You need to keep in mind when using the system and charging it at the same time. Let's say you are using the unit to run some lights and charge a laptop. let's say it's using 40 watts and you have 100-watt solar panel. You will be charging the unit with 60 watts while the other 40watts is being used by your laptop and lights. The 2ed big question that everyone should be asking next to " what can the unit power "? is how fast can it charger up from 0%? Thats one question people never ask and find out later, that no matter how many solar panels you hookup to it. it will take a long time to charge. Theres units out there like "My Patriot solar generator", That will take close to 2 days in perfect weather condition to charge up. But they don't tell you that and most people don't ask.

That is a very cool idea. I have a Craftsman fan and mitersaw that I do not have any batteries for. The tools were stupid cheap on sale. The solution was to use battery adapters that accept DeWalt batteries. This takes that concept one step further.

Just my personal experience, but I have had really bad luck with the aftermarket batteries. I bought 4 about a year ago, and only one of them works correctly. The small 1.5 Ah that came with my drill still works great. I'm going with the brand name from now on.

Nice!

I have the old one and it burned up on a 15” tire top up.

I got the smaller unit and I just go out every 6. Works great!

Bought a Cub Cadet 3x snowblower and goes through snow like butter melting. Had it for about 15 years still like brand new and had deep snows about some 3’ or higher here in WV and no problem getting driveway cleared and neighbors too. I will stick to my electric start gasoline Cub Cadet over a battery one.

Somebody got paid by ryobi.. wonder what color dudes shop would be if makita gave him stuff instead of ryobi

My gas powered Tecumseh snowblowers would make that look like a snack. Yes these do work but as others said if you want to play with the big dogs you bring out the gas machines.

A three stage gas thrower is going to have no difficulty chewing through that. It eats even the hardened stuff left over from the plows. I like battery equipment but you need to be careful on what you buy that is battery operated. Circular saws, lawn mowers and snow throwers can be sketchy.

I can appreciate your respect of our environment and going electric however sell it and buy a real gas machine like an ariens Husqvarna or honda.

That thing wouldn't run longer than 10 minutes in ND where temperatures typically get -30. Hell, you weren't even wearing gloves! In ND, that's spring weather. But hey, I'm sure from where you are, your machine will do the job for you.

4 batteries lol

Nice but I would just get a plug in if I were to go electric. 120 volts and no expensive batts to worry about.

Yes, but for how long????

Can I put the 18in bar and chain on the 14in head unit?

Inferior batteries.. not phosphate.. not on!

Late to the game

That is not SNOW!!!

LMAO

Thank you for your videos. I go to your channel for your comparison and reviews.

Not LiFePO4? Oh well...

Not a lot of battery capacity compared to other power stations.

TF.. Only company names in the title, missing the exact product name - it's like "Ryobi" vs "Makita"! No specs at all mentioned. Worthless comparison..

That seems great for a small width, electric blower. My 1965 Ariens (yep.. 60 years old.. same year I was born) would also blow through that... likely a bit quicker. It has tire chains and it weighs so much that it's like it is clamped to the ground. I think the future is likely electric. But.. for the gas giants like mine.. I won't soon be replacing it with electric. Electric is very unlikely to ever see 60 years of service so that "disposability" is strange to me. I also have a smaller, 1990 Toro blower. It's likely the Ryobi & that Toro have similar capabilities. But.. again, 35 years old.. still going.