Review of the Ryobi ONE+ 12'' chainsaw
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Review of the Ryobi ONE+ OCS1830 brushless 18V battery-powered/cordless chainsaw with the 30 cm/12 in blade. In this video we show how to use it, try it out on some trees in our backyard, show what to do when it stops and would not start, and share our opinions on aspects such as its weight and comfort.
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Good Job.
It does an oregon r45 chain.
The batteries have a thermal cut out to stop them overheating
Hei! dette var en god video! Jeg er Ryobi fanatiker og allt skal være Ryobi :) Selv brukt denne kjedesaga veldig mye og har også kjøpt inn 36v kjedesag fra Ryobi som jeg elsker! Men den er mye tyngre. Hilsen fra Kongsberg
Takk for kommentaren! Hehe, vi har også havnet langt inni Ryobi ekosystemet - veldig greit å kunne bruke samme batteriene til alt! :D
Have just got this model unfortunatly have not figured out how to install the chain due to terrible set of instructions. Tooth diagram on the bar does not correspond with the teeth on the chain and installing it is guess work as to the teeth facing the right direction.
I think the saw stops because the battery is overheating. These batteries have "intelligent" circuits to prevent overheating to prevent damage to the battery. Removing and reinserting the battery is letting it cool down a little.
If it stops, just swap your batteries to let the one in use cool down.
6 months on, how is it performing?
What kind of battery you use? 5.0 or 4.0? Because i am thinking to buy this chainsaw and i have 4 batteries 4.0ah so im wondering is it powerful enough 😊
We are using two old 5 Ah batteries, so you should be good with four 4 Ah batteries :) 4 Ah may last a bit shorter, but with as many as four you can rotate them all between charging and using :)
Which battery size are you using ?
We have 2x 5 Ah batteries, which are 5 years old so the capasity are probably a bit lower now.