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Direct Tools Factory Outlet has Ryobi 40V HP Brushless 14" Cordless Chainsaw (Tool Only, Factory Blemished, RY405010BTL) on sale for $94.99. Shipping is Flat-Rate $14.99.
Thanks community member EricS8328 for sharing this deal
Note, 40V Battery is not included and sold separately.
Thanks community member EricS8328 for sharing this deal
Note, 40V Battery is not included and sold separately.
Editor's Notes
Written by slickdewmaster | Staff- About Factory Blemished Condition: "Like New" Merchandise with a slight cosmetic flaw. Includes full manufacturer's warranty.
- About this Offer: Our research indicates that buying Factory Blemished, this sale price is $79 less (41.79% Savings) than the price for New Condition at $189.
- Warranty: Includes 5-Year Limited Warranty
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Direct Tools Factory Outlet has Ryobi 40V HP Brushless 14" Cordless Chainsaw (Tool Only, Factory Blemished, RY405010BTL) on sale for $94.99. Shipping is Flat-Rate $14.99.
Thanks community member EricS8328 for sharing this deal
Note, 40V Battery is not included and sold separately.
Thanks community member EricS8328 for sharing this deal
Note, 40V Battery is not included and sold separately.
Editor's Notes
Written by slickdewmaster | Staff- About Factory Blemished Condition: "Like New" Merchandise with a slight cosmetic flaw. Includes full manufacturer's warranty.
- About this Offer: Our research indicates that buying Factory Blemished, this sale price is $79 less (41.79% Savings) than the price for New Condition at $189.
- Warranty: Includes 5-Year Limited Warranty
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It's definitely tempting to save some money and use batteries that you already have, but it's still unclear how mixing battery systems and voltages affect battery health.
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Anyone know how this one(ry405010) compares? From the model # could be an older model, which is could mean worse (or better I suppose). Found something on the HD website that might indicate this one has a slower chain speed.
Anyone know how this one(ry405010) compares? From the model # could be an older model, which is could mean worse (or better I suppose). Found something on the HD website that might indicate this one has a slower chain speed.
It's definitely tempting to save some money and use batteries that you already have, but it's still unclear how mixing battery systems and voltages affect battery health.
It's definitely tempting to save some money and use batteries that you already have, but it's still unclear how mixing battery systems and voltages affect battery health.
Maybe you can tell us about some of the fires you've seen under normal use. Or do you mean while being charged?
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Anyone know how this one(ry405010) compares? From the model # could be an older model, which is could mean worse (or better I suppose). Found something on the HD website that might indicate this one has a slower chain speed.
And if you look in the questions (likely where you saw the chain speed comment) the Ryobi rep says the HP series has 15% more power. This is an HP series chainsaw. While it could have nominally slower speed, it could deliver more power and not get hung up versus the other series.
I bought one of these brand new and I've only used it about 4 times over the past 1.50 years and the chain oil reservoir leaks badly.
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