Ryobi tree saw

[redneck joe]

Im an 18v ecosystem. It comes in a 40v as well.

Anyone speak to the diff in performance?

 

[DeepCMark58A]

Lasts longer is all.

 

[redneck joe]

Lasts longer is all.

i've got 6ah in the 18v

 

[DeepCMark58A]

Trust me you will be ready to take a break before the battery does.

 

[tpenfield]

Get one for me too . . . I got some branches to cut.

 

[aspeck]

40v will last longer, have more power, and be heavier to lug around. Depends on what you want to cut and how heavy you want the saw to be.

 

[DeepCMark58A]

40v will last longer, have more power, and be heavier to lug around. Depends on what you want to cut and how heavy you want the saw to be.

I have a ryobi pole saw, more power is not going to make that 8" bar with safety chain perform noticeably better. Besides every couple cuts you need to stop to clear the debris out of your eyes.

 

[1960 Starflite]

Well, I use my Ryobi Sawsall with a course blade to prune trees. Change the blade for other things like steel. Try that with a mini-chainsaw

 

[DeepCMark58A]

Well, I use my Ryobi Sawsall with a course blade to prune trees. Change the blade for other things like steel. Try that with a mini-chainsaw

Try cutting 10' up with a saws all.

 

[redneck joe]

At old house, flat ground so no issues using a ladder and a sawsall. New hous is on about an 80 degree slope so no ladders

 

[Scott Danforth]

My boss has all 40volt stuff and loves them. he stated so much more power and longevity than the lower voltage

 

[flashback]

I have had a kobalt 40v weed Wacker that has done good service for several years. By the time the battery needs recharging I need recharging.

 

[DeepCMark58A]

My stihl lawn mower takes 1 sometimes 2 beers to charge the battery.

 

[1960 Starflite]

Try cutting 10' up with a saws all.

"Prune" is the operative word !
10" I'll get the 032 AV fired up

 

[DeepCMark58A]

"Prune" is the operative word !
10" I'll get the 032 AV fired up

10' up in the air not diameter.

 

[redneck joe]

well, decided to stick with the 18v. That is my ecosystem and for anything needed that requires more power my buddy can handle it and for the couple huge ass oaks that need to come down i'll hire that out,

 

[redneck joe]

speaking of sticks...

looking at their stick vacuums.

interestingly the chain saw when purchased with a battery only comes with a 2ah but the vacc comes with a 4ah.

then, buy a set of a 2ah and two 4ah and you get the cacc 'free' at $199. The vacc no battery is $129