Ryobi 2300W 40cm Chainsaw - RCS2340B Product Review

#ryobi #RCS2340B 2300W Electric Forest Motor 40cm #chainsaw
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It has a wide application area and high cutting capacity with its 40cm blade length. Provides superior performance in tree pruning and wood cutting operations, Thanks to its anti-kickback system, it cuts quickly and smoothly in wet
Thanks to the chain brake system, the chain stops in 0.15 seconds for user safety in case of kickback,Thanks to the anti-vibration system, it can be used comfortably for a long time without getting tired, Thanks to the transparent oil reservoir, it is possible to fill oil easily and without spilling, The integrated steel spiked pad makes controlled cuts, With the keyless chain changing system, fast and easy chain installation and adjustment is made, It is trouble-free and long-lasting with its easy maintenance and easy use feature.
• Powerful 2300W performance
• Weight 5.7 Kg
• 40cm Oregon® blade and chain
• 16m/s chain speed offers excellent cutting performance
• Fast mechanical chain brake system
• Fast and tool-free chain tensioning system
• The system in the anti-vibration system system is low
• Automatic chain and bar lubrication for continuous cutting
• Innovative debris deflector directs wood chips away from the user
• Easy to use and lightweight design

[@lionellagardere3550]

Super vidéo 👍

[@petercapon9878]

Bought one 18 months ago with spare chain with spare chain, 1 litre of oil and a fancy Stihl sharpener (used once very good) to prune 8 conifers upto 5 inches thick. Pruned them OK but needed tensioning adjustment quite often. Decided to dig it out today to prune a few shrubs max 3 inches, after about 6 cuts motor started smelling then stopped. Removed cover to check all clear around sprocket and only sawdust oil sludge as expected. While the blade was off tried trigger and nothing but a puff of smoke, didn't last a litre of oil. Should have bought a Stihl in three first place waste of over 100quid. Shame as I've been using Ryobi battery tools (drill, impact, jig saw, recipricating saw and hot glue) for a over 5 years now with no problems at all.

[@velobike7]

Во как дорожит техникой

[@OziBlokeTimG]

legend

[@velobike7]

В конце видео видно уже плохо пилит, цепь села быстро

[@kasparsberkis2313]

the bar has to point upwards. this is the correct way and never explained. if the bar points up the chain tensioner stays always tight.
was a noob and this mistake did made me hysterical as the chain lost it's tension all the time. after the correct assembly it NEVER fails.

[@bobbystewart2605]

5:36 that chain is way too tight. Needs to have a little bit of slack (should b able to see the bottom of a couple teeth when u pull one down)