I haven’t had too many issues using the .80 line. Only whenever I try .95 it tends to stall out.

PROBLEM!!! LOL

Right! But it’s honestly the blade. When I used the factory greenworks blade things wouldn’t be as clean and the lower would bog down at times. I’m typically cutting with the gator blades and that seems to do the trick with any level of grass (wet and thick included)for the most part. How’s the Ryobi products holding up for you?

lol don’t be on here putting my guvment name for these people to know lol.

Appreciate that Brodie!!!

I know! In due time hopefully…

Gotta watch out for the homies lol

They actually come with both….These battery powered mowers are actually cranking out more power than most of those gas mowers and then the new ego commercial mower I’m about to get is the MOST powerful battery or gaz with a “z”

I put the ego gator blades on the mower. You can find them on Amazon or any other place you buy blades from.

I mean I can’t hold them…they’re pretty good products for sure. But you can have ok products and amazing customer service and that makes the overall experience that much better. But now….(sigh)

Thank you for comment.

Dang, I can’t even be mad at that. My cut quality was a little questionable from any blade that was made by greenworks. I unfortunately threw on an ego gator blade and that changes eveyrhing to be honest. As much as these mowers cost you’d think we had more options to maximize how well this mower can cut but nope…just basic! How’s the hedge trimmer holding up for you?

Appreciate that my guy!

Heeeeyyyyyy Mrs. Baddie! There’s my favorite firearms and tactics instructor! 😏

My guy! Appreciate that Brodie!

You know what’s crazy! I joined a Fb group of all greenworks tool owners and I wasn’t the only one SMH!

It’s cool. I just had my first issue with it but it’s been cool. I like it, definitely not love because it can for sure be better but…it’s cool. Definitely gets the job done.

Thanks for the sub

I had mine for a year(maybe a dozen uses) and it will no longer pressurize. I was using using oxalic acid as directed 1 cup per 1 gallon to remove rust spots off my driveway and sidewalk. Nothing crazy. Took it apart and looked at the motor. It's nothing more than a $20 water pressure diaphragm pump that you can get off Amazon with 2 wires going to a switch board that controls the on and off switch. Other than that, you're paying roughly $180(price without battery) for a plastic wand, tank and some padded straps. This got me thinking though you can get the self priming diaphragm pump off Amazon for $20, a METAL spraying wand for $17 and a 12v rechargeable battery for $17. Build the mechanical bits for $55ish and attach it to water tank/bag you want. But at that price there is offbrand rechargeable sprayers that come in 1-1.5 gallons. The main benefit of building your own is you could make it interchangeable. Say make a bag that holds a 2.5 camping jug, and you have a couple of those with your pesticide/herbicide premixed, and all you would do is swap the jugs out as you use them up. The little diaphragm pump has a intake tube so you'd just pull it out your tank/clip the other tank on and drop the tube back in and continue.... also in hindsight that 4 gallon bag is not light at all when full and it takes up garage space. But I turly believe with some time and boredom you could craft something that works better for you @ a cheaper price and that aside, I'd definitely go with a different brand if you are buying cause regardless it lasted only 1 year.

It’s been cool. I just had my first issue with it about two weeks ago with some leaking. It’s not perfect and definitely could be better but I still do like it a lot. It still gets the jobs done with ease on a regular basis for the most part.

Yes, you are correct! I was spraying a mixed of some things which will knock out any of the critters or bugs that might want to take up residence in the cracks.

Appreciate that Mr. Rogers! Definitely gotta prepare ourselves to maximize productivity the best we can. That Honda is a nice choice as well! Definitely can’t go wrong with it! Best of luck with the new business venture my guy!

Glad you enjoyed it

I truly appreciate that!

So, are you out of business already?

Lol, no we are not out of business

Thanks my guy! Yes sir I am!!! Gonna be doing that very soon actually! I’m in the process of getting familiar with it. I want to learn what I can about it so I can give my honest thoughts on it….

Yes sir! A super old one at that so it’s about to be time for an upgrade soon.

@@TripleGreenLawnCare what trimmer are you using it on?

@@TheTacticalBaddie sorry but what is ASMR?

⁠@@txvet7738Sorry friend, I meant to comment on the actual video, not respond to your comment. But, since you asked 😁 ASMR stands for “autonomous sensory meridian response,” and just refers to the calming sensation and stimulation you get from enjoying specific, triggering audio or visual stimuli. In this case, the gentle hum of this edger blade coupled with the steady, precise movement and the perfectly straight edge line created from that mess it started out as… beyond satisfying. In short, it’s a “thing” right now. Lol

Oh man! I can only imagine how amazing that looks! Good stuff!

Mr. Bill….words that touch me deep in my heart! Thank you sir!

My guy! Thanks for the view and comment dude!

My guy!!!! Thanks Dude!

Yes siirrrrrrrr!!!!!

I’m confused where I told my viewers to take the guard off though? I mean I get where you’re coming from IF I said that but please don’t put words in my mouth. This method can be done with or without the guard(one just involves you being able to see and the other does not). So as I appreciate your comment and what you think is the better method….please note, I didn’t tell anyone to do anything unsafe. Your comment is based solely off what you see which I’m not directing anyone to do, be like me or mirror my practices. That’s your choice and we’re all adults so I’d say if someone is out there without eye protection to mitigate that hazard, that’s on that individual adult!

@@TripleGreenLawnCare I didn't say that you told viewers to remove the guard. But it's common practice for KZbinrs to warn viewers not to emulate them if they're violating the manufacturer's safety guidance.

You know what…I actually didn’t think I “should” have to do that but…noted! Thanks!

@@TripleGreenLawnCare appreciated. Just remind people that they remove the guard at their own risk.