Could you show me where the knob is to adjust the cut out pressure for the main tank? It appears it has to be taken apart to access that thank you.

the cat running for its life 😂😂

I'll admit, not a huge fan of TTI (RIDGID's Parent company.) They're a little _too good_ at balancing quality vs. price on their four power-tool brands. That's not a good thing for us, the consumer. But clearly TTI puts *nearly* as much care into the construction of its RIDGID line of tools as they do their Milwaukee brand. Good to see that most of the plastic on this tool is only used on the body itself. No lifetime Warranty though. It's a lifetime service agreement. Not as good as a warranty. Most RIDGID owners have had 50/50 results when trying to use the service agreement. And I mean the folks who properly registered their RIDGID tools online within 90 days of purchase. Thankfully the quality is genuinely there. Might be the best overall brand for serious DIY enthusiasts who still want some real quality built into their tools.

Mine was leaking as well and t the fromt of the hydraulic unit actually comes off but it’s left hand threads and is on there tight! I had to make a spanner to make use of the dowel holes on the back and was able to open. Found a smashed oring. Curious how much oil these take and what weight?

Five years later mine doesn’t set nails what do I need to replace on it?

By any chance do you know the part # to the psi switch

Thanks for this, was looking at this tool, and wanted to see the guts before I spent the money. Subscribed.

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Excellent video!! I was looking for something just like this to figure out why my rigid 6 gallon compressor isn't turning on...would you happen to have any ideas?

That was awesome,thankyou

So here’s my deal the handle where it give its power to cut is stuck so when I plug it in just keeps spinning so it works completely fine just the damn button is stuck irritating me

Thanks! Could do without the humming. though.

I have one that last a whike. Mine is the chorded version though.

My surge was leaking oil and was super low on power, wouldn't even torque down a fastener past hand tight, i got it from ebay, i opened it up and put some gear oil in the hydraulic part, it was a pain to do but worked. Just be careful and don't touch or take any of the boards or wiring apart.

Great video. I am planning to buy one. Just got the Ridgid chainsaw and it works great.

Are the quick connects replaceable ? Just use a wrench to spin it off ?. Thank You in advance 👍

I just got one of these free cause it won't build pressure. The fan on the side comes on but it doesn't build pressure so I'm gonna take it apart and see if I can fix it cheap. Thanks for the video. Any ideas as to what the problem could be?

I have one of these. They are super loud. Any idea how to make it a bit more silent?

Working on the Ridgid With the Milwaukee Priceless.😂

This is the same as the AEG "18V FUSION SECATEURS SKIN" in Australia, except the Rigid has that extra safety lever in the trigger that the AEG doesn't have & I wish it did as it is a little too easy to accidently operate it while holding & maybe moving a branch away or something. It would have absolutely no trouble at chopping a finger off. The AEG does have a status LED in the label area which also shows when it is overloaded or on & ready. Holding the trigger in turns it on & opens the blades & holding it for 3 seconds & it closes the blade & turns off. Maybe the Rigid does that too? This is also the same as the Ryobi Secateurs (for the Australian market), although the Ryobi is a little less capable but still similar in operation. They are all made by Techtronic Industries in China. I should add, I love my AEG secateurs & they impress me too with their capabilities.

can you help do the 4.5 gal 200 psi? I just can't get off the shroud to get to pressure switch

I hate this fucking nailer! It’s never worked! Always leaves my nails hanging out! I’ve turned every know twist and turn! This is the worst nailer I’ve ever used!!!

Thanks! I was wondering about the "oil free piston".

No, they don’t have a life time warranty. They have a life time service agreement. Different things.

get your riding gear on plus boots

I was extremely happy with my pruner until recently. It will stop working until I re-insert a battery (tried several batteries) or sometimes a good smack with my hand. I just bought it about a month ago, so I went to register it, but the Ridgid website will not accept the model number. Looks like I will be returning this to Home Depot and buying the Dewalt instead.

I own one of these. Resently it stopped disconnecting the pump when it gets to 150psi, and it wont start when pressure drops below 120 psi ( I have to control the charge manually), it will trigger the secure valve to let the air escape when it reaches the 175 psi. I thought it was the pressure swith, but I replaced it and still doing the same problem. If you have any trick under the sleeve or have gone through a similar experience, I would appreciate you share your comments.

Purchased 2 months ago. Used yesterday first time. Stripped gears while cutting up a pallet.

A small pin came out when I took it apart. I only see two possible spots where it could go but not sure which one. One is in the orange orbital selector the other is in a hole on top before the spring any help would be great. Little pin has black ends

Love the saw had it less than a year and stopped working sounds like something striped out. Sealing your video the gear is gone. Ridgid not responding won't answer. Any suggestions or strike down bad service and go with something else. That's a lot of money to trash.

There are videos of people fucking it, eating it, using it as a weapon, but nothing, nada, zip, on how to chaNGE the blades out. Welcome to the USA in 2023. Idiocracy 101.

This look great....slower fun roo

I think it is cheap, cause the battery not much juice only 1.5 amp...

Do you know if I would be able to tap into the battery leads and run it off my truck battery? Thanks.

Thanks, sold me.

Your video inspired me to purchase the pruner. Build quality plus lifetime warranty gotta like it.

Excellent video. Really enjoyed it, Subscribed!

Guys like you amaze me. I'm 76 and totally non-mechanical. All I wanted to do was tighten my chain after taking it apart for cleaning and I found your video. My God, Boy, you are something!!! I appreciate your skill and confidence. Thank you!!!

Finally somebody did some ridgid lawn tools review

My saw will not reciprocate unless I push on the blade holder. you almost got to the part I wanted to see where the shaft is connected.

I appreciate the commentary. A lot of those components I’m not familiar with or what they do. Very happy to see this thing is well built. I’m a bit worried about water damage still but I guess if it happens it would just be a matter of replacing that circuit board.

Useful video many thanks. You can watch it at 1.75x speed tho😊

Thank you for taking it apart and giving a great review.

I have the same compressor. Where does the cylinder intake air from for the piston to compress? I was wondering if there is an air intake filter somewhere that is replaceable? I was worried about overspray from an automotive paint gun dirtying the air filter, but I don’t see any air intake/filter in your video. I used this compressor to paint 4 car wheels once, which it was barely adequate for. Maybe this compressor has no air filter??

The strength of this drill makes me wonder why they don't include a handle. It doesn't even have anti kickback. Amazing it's only a 12 volt

Is there a reset anywhere on the motor? Mine stopped running today. Had it on a generator. Very low hours on it.

What’s the problem? I love mine. Powerful, lasts forever, used daily

Great tear down, your video convinced me to purchase one, Milwaukee owes you!