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RYOBI EXPAND-IT Attachments (Factory Blemished): 10" Pole Saw or 8" Brush Cutter EXPIRED

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These seem pretty handy if you already have any attachment-capable powerheads (which typically come with select string trimmers). These are universal attachment so they are compatible for a lot of brands. I haven't kept too close of an eye on the price for a pole saw attachment, but I don't think I've ever seen them priced this low before. Also the brush cutter looks to get pretty good 4.7 star reviews at home depot too. Pole saw and brush cutter attachments were must-buy items for me.

$39.99 each (+$14.99 flat rate shipping). Expires Feb 5.

10" Pole Saw Attachment + Extension shaft https://www.directtoolsoutlet.com...RYPRN33VNM
8" Brush Cutter Attachment https://www.directtoolsoutlet.com...RYBRC77VNM
17-1/2" Hedge Trimmer Attachment https://www.directtoolsoutlet.com...RYHDG88VNM
Jet Fan Blower Attachment https://www.directtoolsoutlet.com...RYAXA22VNM

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Last Edited by jimmytx February 4, 2023 at 06:49 PM
These attachments can be used with RYOBI, Toro, Weed Eater, Troy Bilt, Murray, Poulan Pro and other universal brand fit power heads and trimmers. Basically anything that utilizes the universal attachment system. Any trimmer that's advertised as attachment capable would be good.The power head can be battery-powered or gas-powered.

Asked if this can be utilized with Ryobi's 18V batteries, the answer is yes, as long as you have a power head for it. For example see this product for a powerhead utilizing Ryobi's 18V battery with brushless motor - https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI.../311389023
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I've got the Ryobi 40V expand-it setup with a few of the attachments. I have to give my full respect to the 10" pole saw attachment. I had to take down a very large Bradford pear from my yard and did it nearly entirely with the pole saw. My neighbors all tried to flex their gas chainsaws, but all three had some issue or another (and my Ryobi 40V chainsaw had a bad blade). All the while the dang Ryobi pole saw just munched on through it. It was the hilarious underdog that ended up saving the day. Yeah, 10" isn't as long as a normal chainsaw, but I would cut from both sides or slice it into chunks. Blades also seem to last way longer on this than they do on my cordless chainsaw.

I also have the hedge trimmer attachment and ended up just getting the separate 40V hedge trimmer to use most of the time. The attachment trimmer is much louder and more awkward to use unless you actually need the extended reach. Even then, I wish it would articulate to be able to trim the top of tall shrubs.

It may be time for me to try the brush cutter next Wink
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While this deal is for the Ryobi attachment. I just want to mentioned if you see any Hart (walmart exclusive but their power tools are made by the same company as Ryobi) attachments on clearance at Walmart, get them as well. I bought the Hart brush cutter attachment from Walmart on clearance and it works with my Ryobi.
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I've got the Ryobi 40V expand-it setup with a few of the attachments. I have to give my full respect to the 10" pole saw attachment. I had to take down a very large Bradford pear from my yard and did it nearly entirely with the pole saw. My neighbors all tried to flex their gas chainsaws, but all three had some issue or another (and my Ryobi 40V chainsaw had a bad blade). All the while the dang Ryobi pole saw just munched on through it. It was the hilarious underdog that ended up saving the day. Yeah, 10" isn't as long as a normal chainsaw, but I would cut from both sides or slice it into chunks. Blades also seem to last way longer on this than they do on my cordless chainsaw.

I also have the hedge trimmer attachment and ended up just getting the separate 40V hedge trimmer to use most of the time. The attachment trimmer is much louder and more awkward to use unless you actually need the extended reach. Even then, I wish it would articulate to be able to trim the top of tall shrubs.

It may be time for me to try the brush cutter next Wink
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Does this work with the 18v Ryobi series?
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Will this work with any other brand of poles?
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Most of the expand-it tools are fantastic, the only one I advise against is the edger. For the love of me, I cannot get that thing to work properly. It constantly binds up and cause the safety shutoff to kick in. Like, CONSTANTLY. Everything other tool is rad.
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Does the brush cutter come with the blade? I already have the edger attachment and love it! I have the pole saw in my cart
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Too bad the snow shovel attachment isn't part of the sale.
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I've got the weed whacker, edger and pole saw and they are all fantastic.
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Will this work with any other brand of poles?
Yes, people have tried and succeeded, but you'll have to do some searching online. I remember watching some YouTube videos.
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Killer deal for the cultivator. I've had one for 20 years that came with a gas head but has been used 40 volt for the past 3 seasons. Tills to a true 10 inches.
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I've got the Ryobi 40V expand-it setup with a few of the attachments. I have to give my full respect to the 10" pole saw attachment. I had to take down a very large Bradford pear from my yard and did it nearly entirely with the pole saw. My neighbors all tried to flex their gas chainsaws, but all three had some issue or another (and my Ryobi 40V chainsaw had a bad blade). All the while the dang Ryobi pole saw just munched on through it. It was the hilarious underdog that ended up saving the day. Yeah, 10" isn't as long as a normal chainsaw, but I would cut from both sides or slice it into chunks. Blades also seem to last way longer on this than they do on my cordless chainsaw.

I also have the hedge trimmer attachment and ended up just getting the separate 40V hedge trimmer to use most of the time. The attachment trimmer is much louder and more awkward to use unless you actually need the extended reach. Even then, I wish it would articulate to be able to trim the top of tall shrubs.

It may be time for me to try the brush cutter next Wink
The brush cutter is designed for green brush and vegetation. Not what I considered brush like small trees and shrubs. Maybe 1/4 inch branches and stuff.

There is a video on YouTube that shows a guy sharpening the blades on the brush cutter to tear down small trees and bushes like butter. It's really amazing. It's so effective, I think id really be scared to accidently hit my won leg. It woukd darn near cutt it off. Scary. Haha.
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