expired Posted by scottrader • Apr 18, 2021
Apr 18, 2021 9:28 PM
expired Posted by scottrader • Apr 18, 2021
Apr 18, 2021 9:28 PM
RYOBI One+ 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Attachment Capable Brushless String Trimmer (Tool-Only)-P20101BTL - $69.99
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However, I do have to say that if you have thicker weeds and/or thick grass that needs trimming, to spring for the 40V when a deal comes around. I had an 18V for a while, but the weeds were just too much for it. Just one person's opinion, take it as you will.
However, I do have to say that if you have thicker weeds and/or thick grass that needs trimming, to spring for the 40V when a deal comes around. I had an 18V for a while, but the weeds were just too much for it. Just one person's opinion, take it as you will.
However, I do have to say that if you have thicker weeds and/or thick grass that needs trimming, to spring for the 40V when a deal comes around. I had an 18V for a while, but the weeds were just too much for it. Just one person's opinion, take it as you will.
Because a 9 ah battery would be significantly different especially in a product that needs the power like this.
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Because a 9 ah battery would be significantly different especially in a product that needs the power like this.
Because a 9 ah battery would be significantly different especially in a product that needs the power like this.
A 3AH Lithium+ HP battery should produce as much power as a 9AH Lithium+ HP, but just for a shorter duration of time. The HP only matters if you have brushless tools (like this one). I am not positive where the output difference line is, but if you run something like the airstrike brad nailer with a 1.2-1.5AH battery you will think the tool is broken. Slap in a 4AH Lithium (not lithium+ or HP) and it works as expected. I have been told it's because the battery has two packs of cells with separate connections to the terminals so it effectively doubles the output power the tool can draw (or something like that) while the smaller batteries are a single pack of cells and single connection. You would think 18v is 18v so take it with a grain of salt I guess. All I know is the smallest batteries can lead to performance problems in some tools, but going to a 4AH battery pack or larger resolves them. There are quite a few tools that are only bundled with the 4AH batteries or higher while some tools like the drill and driver will be bundled with the smallest 1.2AH-1.3AH batteries.
The really odd thing is Ryobi has not been straight forward on this and all batteries work with all tools is their biggest selling point. I did a quick double check and HD sells the Ryobi Nailer with a 2AH Lithium battery https://www.homedepot.c
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