Real User Reviews - Ryobi Telescopic pole hedge TRIMMER - WATCH BEFORE U BUY - 18V ONE+ power tools

My Lazy dad finally got to use his RYOBI telescopic hedge trimmer that he recently purchased. This unit is under the ONE+ family = No cables to move around.
He used it to tidy up the front of our house. He trimmed down a tree which was encroaching the footpath, a hedge that made it difficult to open the window and some Rosemary that was overflowing the access to our home.
I have compiled a short video to show you how he did it with the telescopic hedge trimmer here: bit.ly/MyRyobi
His feedback was that is was easy to use and to move around with the rechargeable battery. It trimmed through different thickness of vegetation with ease and could reach the top of the tree just by extending the telescopic arm.
He definitely needed the shoulder harness to support the weight of the unit as it did get heavy and tiring after 15+ minutes of use. The 4-position adjustments helped to manoeuvre the trimmer in the needed angles.
Stay tune for more videos of him testing his toys - bit.ly/MyRyobi
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[@seanhamilton4175]

I have the Ryobi pole saw and I'm going to get this hedge trimmer attachment for my high hedge. I also want a OHT1851R which is good for thr easy to reach stuff but if it's only being used occasionally, the pole saw version is more versatile.

[@BoBeQ89]

Is it that hard to put model name in title, or desceiption?

[@alanhamford2538]

Can you buy a pole pruner attachment to interchange with the hedge trimmer or do you have to buy a completely seperate kit?

[@dittmar104]

All the ezreach products work with the same pole

[@bukhadavid]

Wow what was that Ryobi push cart thing in this video????

[@spotcube]

Ryobi Cordless Debris Sweeper - R18SW3-0

[@LazyAwesomeDad]

It is the Ryobi one+ 18v motorised sweeper - Got it on special order from Bunnings in Australia

[@McleanOnTheNet]

Probably a great product, if you're willing to spend more on the extra parts to be able to use it. I sent mine back without even unsealing the box. Bought it off Amazon for £168, but I should have read the small print more closely because it doesn't come with the battery. Depending on the amp hours of the battery you buy, this will cost of further £100-£150. Then you will also have to buy a charger which can be anything from £70-£150. And all of this If you can work out which battery and charger you actually need. So please be aware to use this product is going to cost you over £300, my personal belief this product is slightly misleading, at the bottom of the box is the word battery, then a small picture next to it of a battery with a line through it they should make it a lot clearer that you can't use this product straight from the box.

[@LazyAwesomeDad]

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[@deadcatthinks6725]

I got 3 off brand batteries for the price of 1 Ryobi battery had no issues the last 3 years I've been using them with Ryobi tools, there's probably even a charger that would be cheaper so it is possible to kit yourself out without going overboard with the spending.