RYOBI 18V HP 8" Pruning Saw Review [BRUSHLESS]
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- Опубліковано 1 лют 2024
- RYOBI sent us their new RYOBI 18V HP 8" Pruning Chainsaw. #sponsored This should be hitting the shelves this month and available at the Home Depot for $149 for the bare tool, $179 with a 2Ah battery. #homedepot #review #ryobitools
RYOBI 18V HP 8" Pruning Chainsaw: homedepot.sjv.io/PyZOy6 - Навчання та стиль
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Very nice. Made my shopping list.
Thanks - just received my own and I’m very happy with it.
Good review. Thanks! I just bought one.
It would be exciting to see a head to head of this new 8" Ryobi vs the Milwaukee 8"
Well Tim as a matter of fact I did enjoy the math breakdown. 👍
You didn't mention that Ryobi advertises as "oil-free design," and states no bar and chain oil is needed. I'm not recommending following that advice, but it's a notable mention given that you recommended bar and chain oil (which I agree). Maybe the limited amount they expect their customers use it they can expect selling more chains, but it seems like a poor recommendation for customer satisfaction
Where do you pour oil in this chain saw?
@@terripratt6650 Lift the plastic top guard and put a few drops up and down the chain and bar.
Watched your video last night. Bought one this morning. Fills a niche. I have some eye dropper bottles that I put some chain oil in. I drip some on the chain (facing away) and pull the trigger to distribute it.
Picked up a spare chain when I bought it.
Sounds great! Great idea with the eye dropper. Glad it's working for you. Thanks for watching.
Was hoping you would show how to adjust the chain since you had the cover off
I use one a lot. Although a big Ryobi fan the fact that there is no oiler was a deal breaker for me. I went the the Milwaukee hatchet saws.
Same here..
what oil did you use, or suggest a few, please, thanks !!
Saw your video, grabbed it..I like the idea of one hand cutting..
It's not a one handed saw.....supposed to use both hands
Does this work better than the two handled 8” compact P5452BTL?
The description for these says "Oil-Free" design. Yet, most mentioned it does need oil. Why is that? Do you have to use specifically a Bar Oil, or can I use any oil like 3in1 oil? Are there any other types of maintenance required for this? thx
If you do have bar oil, it works best because it is thick. However, motor oil will work, it just won't last as long. Get a plastic bottle with a quick-open cap (I used a gatorate) and apply a dozen drops along the bottom edge every 2 minutes of use. The chain will get very hot if it is under-lubricated.
They recommend two hands to use this tool, but don't give a safe place to put that off-hand. Brilliant! I get it, Ryobi, Milwaukee = Same parent company. Might as well come wirh a giant sticker on this tool saying "Spend more $$$, buy the Milwaukee version." That one actually comes with a hand-guard for your other hand. Or, buy the 8" brushed version of the Ryobi (the one that looks like a compact, traditional chainsaw). Hard pass for me on this one-handed chainsaw that comes with a recommendation to use two hands.
Hi, i have question about chain. On the official Ryobi website pictured classic chain with chisels every 2 links. Your chain has chisels on every link. It comes with the tool or you get it separately? Unfortunately i cant visit Home Depo and check it in person.
This should also be a part of your review as it may be a deal breaker for your viewers...
The biggest issue that many have said from its previous version, is a replacement chain is NEVER in stock at HD. But a few pple have said an aftermarket one is avail on Amazon. Only time will tell if that won't be an issue with this one. So yep, it's a gamble if you buy this, could very well be a one chain and done tool
This one doesn’t have tht issue, it take the same chain saw the bushed pruner and the pole saws. U can find them in all HDs and other places as well.
@bobbystewart2605 not to be a party pooper and I hope you're right but how do you exactly know this? It seems this product hasn't been out more than a few days and ryobi doesn't even mention your info.
@@VIPody
actually they do, on their site, it specifically mentions "Y33 0.043" replacement chain on the product page.
and its also specifically mentioned in this review aswell.
I have the exact chain at home for my brushed pruner
Bought the saw today, they had the spare chain so I bought one.
Thanks!
Very kind of you. Thanks again for watching.
That saw is good for wood like the reciporcating saw
I tried the sazall it’s heavier of balance for one hand cut and slow. I was carrying a silky saw that is awesome but if you have hundred of branches to cut these little chainsaw rock.
I thought it says it's an oil-free chainsaw? At least that's what it says in the specs at Home Depot. Also, here is what it says on the Ryobi website copied and pasted: "The oil-free design provides the ultimate convenience, eliminating the hassle and mess of continuously having to apply bar and chain oil."
The directions that come with the saw says you have to manually oil it
How do you sharpen chain?
The same way you sharpen any chainsaw
@@seanhamilton4175 this is the first chainsaw I've ever bought or used....how do I sharpen a chainsaw?
I have the first 6” I got it during batterie days. I use it to clear single track trails for dirt bikes. I have cut off all unnecessary plastic. Love the tooled design I just brake it down and into my back pack. Just buy the chain on HD online . I also have the 14” 40v for big trees but that requires a chainsaw mount. I have been waiting to see the new 8” I wish it was tool less so much faster and easier to use. As far as oilless when you’re done with it clean and oil and get the holes in the tip. The chain is not fast and your not running it for an hour strait cutting fire wood. Thanks for the review
I wish it had an automatic oiler.
You don't have to oil it at all, it's a new oil-free design they have.
I ended up getting the 18volt 10"blade Ryobi. I used it this week on some dead evergreen trees. The wood was hard but the Ryobi 10" chain saw cut right through them. I pushed on the manual oiler several times as I was cutting the tree down and things went well. The chain did stretch quite a bit but I was able to tighten it up and keep on cutting.
@@clintonmorris7318 You're wrong...directions say you have to manually oil it
@@maximus11400 Well then what the hell is the "oil-free, hassle-free" nonsense about? I mean...ALL the chainsaws could say the same thing! Cause they're ALL "oil-free" if it's like that🤷🏻♂️. That makes no sense bud.
That plastic handguard cover looks like it's going to break in short order and be annoying to work with
Expensive little bugger.
Pretty cheap compared to finnish prices, without the battery it’s $215 over here
A chainsaw without a chain oiler... 🤦
This is hardly the only one.
It’s a pruning saw… you’re not going to be going through tree trunks with it. It has its purpose.
Lots of those out there now, most brands.
The frustrating part is the manual says to apply oil before each use.
@@aroooooo Are you sure about that? Their website advertises as "oil-free design," and states no bar and chain oil is needed. I'm not recommending following that advice,but that contradicts what you state the manual says, which I couldn't find on their website yet.
Frankly this saw is junk
Frankly nobody cares about your opinion
YESSIR! I've been waiting for this video! Thx for the amazing content @shoptoolreviews