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Ryobi RY40860 Brushless 40V Snowblower $258.99 + Free Shipping & More
Tools Direct on eBay has the Ryobi RY40860 snowblower for $258 after 30% discount (discounted price shown during checkout)
https://www.ebay.com/itm/RYOBI-21...3305848866 - OOS
The listing says it's used, but as often the case with Tools Direct a lot of items are new. YMMV
Other Ryobi items an additional 30% off
https://www.ebay.com/sme/tools_di...7675
https://www.ebay.com/itm/RYOBI-21...3305848866 - OOS
The listing says it's used, but as often the case with Tools Direct a lot of items are new. YMMV
Other Ryobi items an additional 30% off
https://www.ebay.com/sme/tools_di...7675
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1) The telescoping handle doesn't lock in the extended position well enough and will slide down as you push. Very annoying. I'll be drilling holes in it to put a locking pin.
2) Because its not self powered, it can be a bit difficult to get it to the spot you want to plow if it needs to go through deep dense snow. Not a huge deal, but something to consider.
3.) Two 5.0 batteries lets me do the vast majority of my driveway. I then pop in two fresh batteries to hit the more dense snow that the snow plows leave at the end of the drive.
Its not as powerful as a gas blower, but if you hit the snow while its still fresh and dont wait for it to freeze, it will do a good job and doesn't take up a lot of room. Its also very quiet.
1) The telescoping handle doesn't lock in the extended position well enough and will slide down as you push. Very annoying. I'll be drilling holes in it to put a locking pin.
2) Because its not self powered, it can be a bit difficult to get it to the spot you want to plow if it needs to go through deep dense snow. Not a huge deal, but something to consider.
3.) Two 5.0 batteries lets me do the vast majority of my driveway. I then pop in two fresh batteries to hit the more dense snow that the snow plows leave at the end of the drive.
Its not as powerful as a gas blower, but if you hit the snow while its still fresh and dont wait for it to freeze, it will do a good job and doesn't take up a lot of room. Its also very quiet.
1) The telescoping handle doesn't lock in the extended position well enough and will slide down as you push. Very annoying. I'll be drilling holes in it to put a locking pin.
2) Because its not self powered, it can be a bit difficult to get it to the spot you want to plow if it needs to go through deep dense snow. Not a huge deal, but something to consider.
3.) Two 5.0 batteries lets me do the vast majority of my driveway. I then pop in two fresh batteries to hit the more dense snow that the snow plows leave at the end of the drive.
Its not as powerful as a gas blower, but if you hit the snow while its still fresh and dont wait for it to freeze, it will do a good job and doesn't take up a lot of room. Its also very quiet.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank NervousField193
It takes both batteries to do your driveway? Is your driveway that large or do the batteries last a short time?
1) The telescoping handle doesn't lock in the extended position well enough and will slide down as you push. Very annoying. I'll be drilling holes in it to put a locking pin.
2) Because its not self powered, it can be a bit difficult to get it to the spot you want to plow if it needs to go through deep dense snow. Not a huge deal, but something to consider.
3.) Two 5.0 batteries lets me do the vast majority of my driveway. I then pop in two fresh batteries to hit the more dense snow that the snow plows leave at the end of the drive.
Its not as powerful as a gas blower, but if you hit the snow while its still fresh and dont wait for it to freeze, it will do a good job and doesn't take up a lot of room. Its also very quiet.
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This is fine by me. I have learned over the years if the snow is super deep or hardens overnight, to call my plow guy in town so he can clear the driveway in minutes. Best $20 I spend every time I see him.