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Ryobi One+ 18v Cordless Pole Saw & Chainsaw w/ 2Ah Battery & Charger (Blemished) Expired
$132
$219.99
+ $15 S/H
Direct Tools Factory Outlet has Ryobi One+ 18v Cordless 8" Pole Saw & 8" Chain Saw w/ 2Ah Battery & Charger (Factory Blemished, P20310) for $129.99 > now $131.99. Shipping is a flat rate $14.99.
Thanks to Community Member mizike789 for finding this deal.
Includes:
Thanks to Community Member mizike789 for finding this deal.
Includes:
- 1x RYOBI 18V ONE+ 8" Cordless Pole Saw
- 1x RYOBI 18V ONE+ 8" Cordless Pruning Chainsaw
- 1x RYOBI 18V 2.0 Ah Lithium-Ion Battery
- 1x RYOBI 18V Charger
- Operator's Manuals
- Oil-free design for hassle free cutting
- Ideal for pruning & limbing
- Pole Saw: Extends up to 9.5' for longer reach
- Pole Saw: Angled cutting head for better cut control
- Pole Saw: In-line motor for precise cuts
- Pole Saw: Full complement chain for faster cutting
- Pruning Chainsaw: Compact & lightweight design
- Pruning Chainsaw: Install SAFE-T-TIP prior to use for safe operation
- Side access chain tensioning for easy adjustments
- On-board tool storage
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- All RYOBI 18V ONE+ Portable Power Tools, Bench/Stationary, Outdoor Power Equipment, Batteries, and Chargers are covered by a 3-year limited warranty.
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Edited June 22, 2023
at 11:52 AM
Did "Ryobi Days" get you into the platform?
I recently switched to the 18v line for my yard tools.
I have been wanting the chain saw, and the pole saw... and have been watching for a deal separately. This seems fair for the pair. I wish the saw could just attach to the pole so you only need one saw! Ryobi - you listening? I'm in at this price. I am lazy about pruning and tree maintenance. This will make it a quick grab and go.
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I recently switched to the 18v line for my yard tools.
I have been wanting the chain saw, and the pole saw... and have been watching for a deal separately. This seems fair for the pair. I wish the saw could just attach to the pole so you only need one saw! Ryobi - you listening? I'm in at this price. I am lazy about pruning and tree maintenance. This will make it a quick grab and go.
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As far as the power is concerned, I have this one, the 18V with the auto oiler, and the 40V 10" (also has an auto oiler) and while the oiled ones run faster, this one is nearly as good and I don't have to carry oil with me. Plus I can put it inside my truck if it's raining, and it doesn't leak oil everywhere. I use it to chop down some pretty big, old/dry oak and cedar limbs on my ranch. It cuts through everything just fine.
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Watched a lot of video tests. Seems ok if you respect its limitations. I did discover there is an inline 'barrel fuse" in the part (rod) that the pole saw it attached to. Seems to be the common problem if these die. Replacing the fuse can be done (soldering required) - but its hard to disassemble. Agree - for light use.
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As far as the power is concerned, I have this one, the 18V with the auto oiler, and the 40V 10" (also has an auto oiler) and while the oiled ones run faster, this one is nearly as good and I don't have to carry oil with me. Plus I can put it inside my truck if it's raining, and it doesn't leak oil everywhere. I use it to chop down some pretty big, old/dry oak and cedar limbs on my ranch. It cuts through everything just fine.
As far as the power is concerned, I have this one, the 18V with the auto oiler, and the 40V 10" (also has an auto oiler) and while the oiled ones run faster, this one is nearly as good and I don't have to carry oil with me. Plus I can put it inside my truck if it's raining, and it doesn't leak oil everywhere. I use it to chop down some pretty big, old/dry oak and cedar limbs on my ranch. It cuts through everything just fine.
Good plan. Will cross that bridge when/if I need too.. when yours blew a fuse were you stressing it? Or - just normal use = blown fuse? I hope I dont regret this - haha.
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I made a YT video about replacing the fuse, it really is a stupid design, but after I replaced the fuse, the saw has been going strong for over a year since. It is definitely not underpowered. You aren't felling trees with it, it is used for trimming overhead branches. That being said, I have no issues cutting through the entire length of the blade.
Great job on the video. Looks like you helped a lot of people per the comments. Looking forward to taming some trees in my yard.
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Haha, it must be someone else's video you are referring to, mine didn't get any comments lol. I was wrong too, I guess I made the video just showing the problem. The next day though, after contemplating throwing the saw away, I decided to just solder the wire together. The fuse is only 30a, which will pop obviously if the saw binds up. The lithium batteries (not even sure if there are any more nimh still working in 2023) have all of the protection circuitry inside the actual batteries, so there is absolutely no reason to put that fuse there.
As far as the power is concerned, I have this one, the 18V with the auto oiler, and the 40V 10" (also has an auto oiler) and while the oiled ones run faster, this one is nearly as good and I don't have to carry oil with me. Plus I can put it inside my truck if it's raining, and it doesn't leak oil everywhere. I use it to chop down some pretty big, old/dry oak and cedar limbs on my ranch. It cuts through everything just fine.