New Ryobi Tool 20 inch 40v Chainsaw review
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- Опубліковано 9 кві 2023
- Are battery chainsaws any good? Well, in today's video I tested ryobi tool's all new 20 inch battery powered chain saw and was surprised with how it did
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Yo Clint! An 8ah bat ray? Now, that's real nass like! I have a few ryobi not ryobi 40v tools. They're very serious about that platform. Seriously. 💯
Brotha man Dave. They stepping it up whis is good to see. I was prepared to dislike this saw very much before I used it 🤣👊
I still haven’t gotten into the Ryobi 40v lineup, but I’ve been thinking about it. They have a lot of cool stuff in it.
The have been putting a lot of new tools out for the line 👊
I got into the 40v line a long time ago and like it a lot. I do wish their mowers had metal decks again. The composite deck are tough but to me they feel like a current generation Tonka toy! My generation of Tonka toys were metal and that’s what I’m use to using…lol! I love the rest of the lineup though!
I bought the Ryobi 14" chainsaw a couple years ago and using only a 5ah 40v battery I took down and cut up a 20+ ft pine with zero issues! I was super impressed!
LOL love how you got the whole family involved and approved of this chainsaw...even the little one.
Impressive machine from ryobi
They did good brother 👊
Go Ryobi, thanks Clint!
And thank you to brother man Charles 👊👊
I've been considering a battery powered chain saw, and I already have a few Ryobi 40V tools- this is great. I'll be picking this one up real soon like!
This is product I could see myself owning, especially if I already have the Ryobi weed Wacker.
I enjoy using this immensely 🤣🤣
Wow very impressive I love my Milwaukee 16" saw but may have to look into this as well!
that’s actually real nice Milwaukee needs to make one
I never thought I'd be impressed with a bat. Operated chainsaw, but that impressed me
Ryobi - not Ree-yobi - make some of the cutest tools out on the market today. Like button smeeshed !!!!111
They are definitely stepping it up Ron, and Thanks for the SMEEESH brother!!!!
Thanks Clint. I'm on Ryobi (not Ryobi) 18v for the home workshop and Ego for OPE. Would love to see comparison with the Ego though I love the size of that bar on the Ryobi. That's... that's real Nass like!
I've been so impressed with my 40V 14" Ryobi. I just bought the 40V 12" top handle and am impressed with both. So much easier to use than the 450Husqvarna I bought. Yes I'm an occasional user but that matters. Only concern I have is the reliability of the batteries. I have a lot of 40V tools but I have concerns with the amount of money I've spent on batteries.
I'm really considering getting the Ryobi chainsaw, everything that I've been hearing is that it's the real deal. Just remember the bigger the chips the sharper the chain. Just my opinion but one of the things I like is the chain adjustment old school I guess
That's very impressive.
Very nice.
You going to be trying out the 80v walk behind?
Awesome video! Considering buying this as opposed to hiring tree people. Had a large tree fall into our yard
For the love of God please put on some chainsaw chaps I've got 117 stitches in my leg as a result of not wearing my chaps and I've been a professional operator for 20 years
Would also love to see a comparison of the Ryobi vs the Ego 18”. I used the Ego to buck up 10 cords of wood last year, I have gas saws but wanted to see if I could do it and how it would hold up. Surprisingly, for everything 16” and under I very much prefer the Ego to gas, i still did the larger logs, it’s just much more work than my large Stihl. But it was a 28” diameter twisted cherry. I also maintain 40 miles of trails and having a saw that you are not constantly having to pull to start has allowed me to get the trails done much quicker. Went out with my anti battery friends for maintenance and they would say “I’ll cut that”, and I would have it cut before their saw was started. I proved my point, they are bow “considering” a battery saw for trails, but I am all for practicality. If it works… it works. I’ve had the saw for 3 years now, probably 30 cords of wood, and i have had 0 issues. I pop a 10ah on if I have a log load and it goes longer than I want to before a charge is needed :D Still not the right saw for dropping large trees, but it won’t be long before battery saws get there.
My neighbor had a tall tree come down in his yard after a storm. I loaded up my Ryobi 18v 12 inch and Ryobi 40v 14 inch chainsaws, a bunch of batteries, and headed over to his place to offer some help. Long story short, I was cutting up the tree with the Ryboi saws for over half an hour before he could get his Stihl 16 inch chainsaw running. Most of the work was done before he even showed up. Gas chainsaws, if not used very often, can be a problem to start when you only need them once or twice a year. If you have recharged batteries, the 18v and 40v Ryobi chainsaws are immediately up and running.
I want to get my hands on the new 14"HP
Honestly I’ve been helping out a friends neighbor and he has the ryobi 18 volt line but I was looking into a weed wacker so I went with ryobi 40 volt line and I own a sthil 25 inch chainsaw for cutting down eucalyptus trees and looking into getting a 20 inch ryobi chainsaw since I own ryobi battery backpack and a few 40 volt tools from ryobi.
I just got the new Ryobi 40v string trimmer. If it ever stops raining, I'll get a video out on it
@@ToolReviewZone I own the attachment capable 40 volt weed wacker and I’ve been loving it especially with the ryobi battery backpack.
A comparison between Greenworks and Ryobi would be cool to see!
That's right you teach at mother-in-law who's boss😂
I mean, somebody needs to do the work right Kentucky 🤣🤣👊
5:30 closest detail view of the cutters -- am I right in thinking that's a full chisel chain? WOW, that should really "wake up" this saw compared to the baby chains they put on the smaller saws.
Be nice to see a head to head with egos new 20" chainsaw
0:10 Cool! Didn’t know that TRZ is a NEFFEX fan!
Can you do a comparison with the EGO's 18inch electric chainsaw?
This saw makes me wish I had a use for a chainsaw haha.
So cool!
Need to come up with Ryobi 40v LED lights
Explains why I got the there 18” on killer deal so is there a big difference besides 2” and bigger battery
Nice
Anyone know if the new 20" chainsaw has any improvments over the 18" chainsaw besides bar length? Curious if it's worth upgrading
The ryobi 14" brushness and 18" hp and 12" 40v hp and 10" 18v
Looks real nassss like 👍.
When is this saw coming out?
My 60v snapper only has a 16" bar and chain 😢
When can I buy this
Do the ryobi 40v batteries discharge themselves like the ego batteries do when in storage?
Yeah, unfortunately 😕
'run forest!'
3:07 "wearing all the PPE protection" .... EXCEPT GLOVES......
that's real nass like.
have the last model 18in 40v and its pretty good. it's too good. the batterys are getting cooked in a few minutes. using new sharp chains on 18in logs. bar barely passes through all the way. on the fence about getting it warrented or not because the saw does work. just not how it used too. 4,5, and 6ah batterys
I grew up with gas chainsaws. I would cut up everything first and then clean up the site, stacking and piling the wood. With battery chainsaws, I have discovered that I get better results if I cut up some wood, clean up a little bit - letting the battery cool down - and then cut some more. Allowing the battery to cool down while cleaning up can often avoid thermal shutdowns and extends the run time of the battery.
"Even my 78 year old mother in law. Yeah, I put her to work as well. I'm a monster." Lol
Looks impressive but I’m still wary of the bat-rays they-have so many issues . And that’s the only reason I haven’t stepped into the 40v platform
You can register all the serial numbers with your Ryobi account and upload your electronic receipt on their site. Tools, batteries, and chargers. Its a little extra work but its worth the piece of mind that if something goes wrong you are all set up for a replacement. Its set up very nicely.
@@dirtycommtroop I know about the warranty as I own many ryobi 18v tools my comment was about the batteries not warranty
@@mrdusty8391 batteries are covered under warranty
@@dirtycommtroop my point was I don’t trust the batteries. End of story I know all about RYOBI’s warranty but I don’t trust the batteries
@@mrdusty8391 10 years of owning Ryobi I've never had an issue with any batteries. Guess I'm lucky.
I'm sold on all this electrical shit....Its just I don't have the money to buy and replace my gas powered stuff. Seen a CRAFTSMAN RIDING MOWER yesterday at Lowe's. 5 grand. 5. FUCKING. GRAND. Did you see the name?? Craftsman. smh.
Strange. I watched another review of this saw and for some reason the chain speed seemed slower on the other video. Maybe it just looked that way to me.
Interesting 🤔 should be the exact same, but maybe they used a 6ah instead of the 8ah I had on this
@@ToolReviewZone No, they had the 8Ah too, I even left a comment about the chain speed because I have the 18" Ryobi. Maybe it had something to due with the camera frame rate, but it was more likely just me. Anyway, thanks for the review Tim.
Ohhhh, that's a great point brother. I recorded this I'm 24fps, so maybe if they were in 30 or 60 it would definitely play a role
@@ToolReviewZone 6 AH vs 8 AH will not affect chain speed.
The mafia likes these RYE oh 🐝 they are good to slice and dice some bird mouths that don't stay shut iheard they said it's real NAS LIKE!!😂
I'm never making you mad Elegance 🤣🤣👊
@@ToolReviewZone LMFAO
Driving a 20-inch chain from a 40-volt battery (36V under load) seems ill-advised. Greenworks has two 20s. Their 60V model draws 2.8 kilowatts. Their 82V commercial model draws 3.4 kW. So does DeWalt's 60-volt 20. For Ryobi to deliver 2800 watts from 36 volts, their battery would need to deliver almost 78 amps! Other 40V chainsaws deliver just 1200 to 1600 watts. My guess is the Ryobi draws, at most, 1800 watts--far too little for a 20-inch chain.
Appreciate the feedback
@@ToolReviewZone Paul's a Ryobi HATER !
Have you used one or any or just read manuals?
@@apllDgrapllD I haven't used one, but I understand the tradeoffs of battery design. My chainsaw is a Greenworks Pro 60V Xrange 18-inch, 2.5kW. I can't get 2.5kW with a 2.5AH battery; I need a 5AH.
Greenworks Commercial makes two 48V small chainsaws rated 2.0kW.
The guy who mispronounces words as branding, is reminding us how to pronounce Ryobi. Hilarious
You are welcome
Direct Tools has it from time to time around $300 5ah bat ray!
This is not even released yet. Ate you thinking about the 20" gas
For the love of all that is holy and sacred in this world, please clean your lens. Please.
can't find one on the home depot website
Wouldn't work for me I cut lots of black locust 🦾🦾🦾