Dane I too live in Florida near Orlando, and I’ve had the same 54 inch zero turn from Ryobi since July of 2022. So that’s two years and three months from the time of your video. I definitely like the way it’s controlled and the way it’s mowing it really does a good job in that sense. Unfortunately I’ve had several different support incidents. The charger went out at one time. Had to be replaced. The charge units on the mower itself, all of them have had to be replaced two of the 40V batteries have had to be exchanged believe it or not. Here’s the worst of them all, All 3 of the 80V batteries have been replaced twice. The first time they were different errors. This last three exchanges have been an error E5 which pretty much makes the battery useless so that’s a total of 6 x 80V batteries. If I had to pay out of pocket or been out of warranty these bad boys would be almost $900 a piece. I am so afraid of the day. My warranty runs out because Support is awesome. They are great but once warranty is out, I’ve got a big expensive $8000 brick on my hands.
Just bought 30” I Love the thing, mows GREAT. Glad 2year review was this good. Agree about alarm if you get off way to loud, and there are times you need to pick up that piece of paper! But mowing is fun neighbors jealous of my mower.
I have 3 Acres and a 1998 Model Scagg.. this is end of 2024, the only issue I have had all those years is my Carb backfires when shutting down. I tried to rebuild it. Then ended up buying the Chinese one on ebay for $15 so it been backfiring for a few years now. I just purchased a new Carb have not installed it yet. But I do like Ryobi and have mostly Ryobi yard tools.
Dane I too live in Florida near Orlando, and I’ve had the same 54 inch zero turn from Ryobi since July of 2022. So that’s two years and three months from the time of your video. I definitely like the way it’s controlled and the way it’s mowing it really does a good job in that sense.
Unfortunately I’ve had several different support incidents. The charger went out at one time. Had to be replaced. The charge units on the mower itself, all of them have had to be replaced two of the 40V batteries have had to be exchanged believe it or not. Here’s the worst of them all, All 3 of the 80V batteries have been replaced twice. The first time they were different errors. This last three exchanges have been an error E5 which pretty much makes the battery useless so that’s a total of 6 x 80V batteries. If I had to pay out of pocket or been out of warranty these bad boys would be almost $900 a piece. I am so afraid of the day. My warranty runs out because Support is awesome. They are great but once warranty is out, I’ve got a big expensive $8000 brick on my hands.
Just bought 30” I Love the thing, mows GREAT. Glad 2year review was this good. Agree about alarm if you get off way to loud, and there are times you need to pick up that piece of paper! But mowing is fun neighbors jealous of my mower.
I have 3 Acres and a 1998 Model Scagg.. this is end of 2024, the only issue I have had all those years is my Carb backfires when shutting down. I tried to rebuild it. Then ended up buying the Chinese one on ebay for $15 so it been backfiring for a few years now. I just purchased a new Carb have not installed it yet. But I do like Ryobi and have mostly Ryobi yard tools.