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I just buy one , i try used yesterday when i press the on button it took times before water come out is that normal? I used a 2000W generator on it

You must take off the filter when you are sucking up water but keep it on when sucking up dirt

Hello, mines is leaking out the back , top end . Going to check the small o ring. Hopefully that's it

Thanks for video. I had high hopes it would be better than what I own now.

Appreciate the review

The industrial noise is not compelling. Good setup though. Make sure you have eye and ear protection.

Why change tbe batteries style,,ryobi should of kept the same battery for all there equipment ....

Just bought one. Battery hog. But as you said great for small jobs. Good video

Thank you for this video exactly what I needed

How did it work during your hunting trip. I am shopping for a heated seat! Just got back from a hunting trip in Northern Alberta and it was cold!! Saw it at -19'F, anyway it was very cold and I got cold ass most of the day!

Beautifully crazy 😮❤

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Cute 🥰

Love this ❤

Que tipo de aceite usa. Gracias

I just purchased one a few days ago. The P321 model. But this model doesn't come with the switch to go from single shot to multi shot but I don't care about that.

Had my charging set up all wrong. Thank you for the clear instructions!

Nice little vacuum. I'm pretty sure the filter needs to be removed prior to vacuuming liquids to avoid the damage to the motor

How long does it take to charge the 2ah batteries???

Is that really how quiet the noise is on that ho model ? Lol I got an older ryobi Brad nailer and every time it goes off it sounds like a balloon popped 😂😂

I didn't see you clean the bar groove.

Amazing how, in all this time, there isn't one single cordless leaf vac out there that's any good. I went back to my corded Toro. Tried the Black & Decker cordless, but it constantly got clogged , I was shutting it off every 5 minutes to clear the chute. My corded vac is annoying around the swimming pool, however, I managed to wrap the cord around some trees so it doesn't drop into the water. I gave up on cordless, now, after seeing your video, I see none of them work that well. When I use my corded Toro, I usually blow the leaves out from under any plantings, and then vacuum up the pile. It's a lot less work.

That’s really cool!

Boo! (Spooky) I love the birdhouse :0

This review is 6 months old and both lights have quit working…😢

Awesome

The condominium is tweet.

Girl, that is so cute cute

Cute

If you are already invested in the 18volt Ryobi System This little gem is great for cleaning your car. Beats a larger more cumbersome unit and is very light and easy to get into the car. I love mine even though I have a large shop vac I could use , it’s just too inconvenient to move it to the carport just to vacuum the cars

Wow 🎉awesome catch

I don't know of a stud finder that will identify water pipe separate from studs. However, an electronic stud finder is a valuable part of stud location, along with a good magnet. I use the stud finder to help me identify suspected studs location, and then check 16" on either side for my first partial verification. If the markers appear to be 16" apart, I then use the magnet to hunt for nails/screws on my stud of choice. If the magnet cannot find any nails/studs, I do not screw into that area. The real benefit of the Ryobi is that it uses AAA batteries, which are leagues better than 9v box batteries. Also, AAAs are a much less expensive battery option.

It's totally true. If I ever found this video sooner, I would not have bought the device. On the label it said center Led will light up RED to indicate detection of AC, but it still goes GREEN same as studs found.

Makes me think of an Ent from Lord of the rings!

That's awesome seagulls getting in on the grinds too.

This is ai

Majestic

Amazing! Looks like a whole pod!

Hello! Is there one that you do recommend? Thanks!

Very nice!

That is a mink! And they are very fast!

Good catch man

There will come a day when i need to buy a stud finder and i'm certain this video will be filed away in the deepest recess of my mind. Thank you kind sir.

Great video Roger! I bought one of these but didn’t consider this, time to upgrade next time I need one

Hi thanks for the video. I bought this compressor after the motor start capacitor failed on my husky brand serviceable compressor. Me being curious i took the cover off this one. The piston and cylinder are a stamped piece of sheet metal which tells me it won't last long but the price is low so i guess it depends on use. I ended up returning mine and fixing my old one because of it. Have a good one

Great video thank you.

If you’re in front of the fan say 5 feet away, are you just going to get soaked after a few minutes? Thinking about getting one of these for my mother while she’s gardening in the heat.

how long will it run on a 4 amp battery?

Huh, no wonder they didn’t put a grip up there.

Never put a body part against the space between the barrel and the magazine