Ryobi rear tine tiller, Insane power!!!

[@DeclanRybacki]

Since you purchased the machine 2 years ago, how is the machine and battery's operating now?

[@livefreeandtoolon]

@@DeclanRybacki it's the same as when I bought it.

[@EVAkuraArmor]

Thank you for this video! I just picked one up today at Home Depot and due to a major mistake on their part, I got mine for $689.11 after military discount. I found two units in the very back of the garden department, and they each had a "sale" label on them for $850. Needless to say, they had to honor their mistake, and promptly tore the tags off! I can't wait to get to using this beast :)

[@livefreeandtoolon]

Wow!

[@livefreeandtoolon]

Wow!

[@nick_john]

Weird use case I know, but I want this for cutting MTB trails through my woods. I need to break up the dirt in order to build up berms. I’ll be going up and down hills, and on uneven ground. Also, rocks won’t be a problem but I think roots and vines might be hard on the tines.

[@livefreeandtoolon]

Not wierd at all great idea!

[@bluecarpenter22]

where do you get the shear pins at as i cant find a part number for them. are you able to use a bolt as a shear pin till i can find some or get a part number for them. thanks mark

[@CapitanFantasma1776]

Thanks!

[@p35flash97]

Got mine for $480 out the door a week ago. Price has come down considerably in the last two years.

[@DirkHoeppner]

just noticed you've got the wheels spinning at full speed and they're pulling the tiller all over the place. in my experience it's best to set them to rotate as slow as possible. you'll have a much better time

[@J-Colt]

Hmmm, I just got an estimate to level my tree lawn for $1335.00. This thing looks like it will do the job easily then I would have it for front and back to level and re seed on lawn I have only mowed and the dogs over the years peeing and pooping on it for almost 40 years. Not to mention I could use those batteries on mower, blower, weed eater and edger.

[@bobfarley4102]

$1200! No thanks. I'll just keep using my gas powered tiller that I've owned for years and works just fine. I mean who is going to spend $1200 for something they use once or twice a year?

[@halfassacres8812]

I use my tiller weekly . It is great for weeding the rows.

[@williamchen3789]

Some people use it weekly for large gardens and weeding large plots of dirt

[@lindaskidmore4615]

Billy I know this will come as a shock to you, but there are other people, I sorry to tell you this not everything is made for you.

[@zfoxfire]

It would be cool if i could rent one locally. I've already invested in the Ryobi 40v system and i'd only need to use this once to break ground for the garden beds I want.

[@kanibist8330]

A year later, they are down to under 1k and in the same price range and in many cases, less than, as gas powered units. Batteries have come a long way.