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RYOBI 18V ONE+ Cordless Lopper (Factory Blemished, Tool-Only)

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$55

$130

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Direct Tools Factory Outlet has RYOBI 18V ONE+ Cordless Lopper (Factory Blemished, Tool-Only, P4362BTL) on sale for $54.99. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is a flat-rate $15.

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Product Details:
  • The powerful motor provides the ability to tackle pruning and light limbing of branches up to 1-1/4" thick.
  • Mkes up to 101 cuts per charge when using an 18V ONE+ 2Ah battery.
  • At 2.5', this lopper allows you to reach lofty limbs.
  • Part of the RYOBI ONE+ system where any 18V ONE+ battery works with any 18V ONE+ product.

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  • Comes with a 3-year limited warranty.
  • Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Direct Tools Factory Outlet has RYOBI 18V ONE+ Cordless Lopper (Factory Blemished, Tool-Only, P4362BTL) on sale for $54.99. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is a flat-rate $15.

Thanks to community member SiennaBuffalo777 for finding this deal.

Note: Availability for store pickup may vary by location.

Product Details:
  • The powerful motor provides the ability to tackle pruning and light limbing of branches up to 1-1/4" thick.
  • Mkes up to 101 cuts per charge when using an 18V ONE+ 2Ah battery.
  • At 2.5', this lopper allows you to reach lofty limbs.
  • Part of the RYOBI ONE+ system where any 18V ONE+ battery works with any 18V ONE+ product.

Editor's Notes

Written by oceanlake | Staff
  • Comes with a 3-year limited warranty.
  • Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

Original Post

Written by SiennaBuffalo777

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The blades are bolted-on, but dunno if Ryobi sells replacements.

Since this and several other Ryobi tools aren't (this not until recently) sold in America, overseas Vendors probably do offer replacement pieces.

I've been using mine for almost three years, on everything from oak to palm, sharpened the blade once.

The motor will stop and retract if the branch is too tough, so I keep the jaws on the first cut, and trigger again, and again, and again, until it eventually cuts through.

I've never had it twist the branch …. It either cuts it, or it doesn't cut it …. no bending of the jaws.

If it fits in the jaws, it'll cut it … it might take two, maybe more triggers to get it cut, but it WILL cut it.

Manual loppers can be Widow Makers, when a fellow over exerts himself with a valsalva maneuver, not knowing he's got blocked coronary arteries, and keels over with a heart attack.

I HIGHLY recommend getting this for the "little bit" older dad/husband/guy friend who works in his yard like he's still in his 20's.
"I don't know why everyone is sleeping on this tool" - I tried sleeping on mine and it wasn't very comfortable.
An excellent tool, highly recommend it.

There's also a lopper with an extended reach, it's on CPO for $$$

This is an excellent price …. Paid almost 300$ for mine, had it imported from Europe because Ryobi didn't offer this tool here, at that time.

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NukinFuts
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An excellent tool, highly recommend it.

There's also a lopper with an extended reach, it's on CPO for $$$

This is an excellent price …. Paid almost 300$ for mine, had it imported from Europe because Ryobi didn't offer this tool here, at that time.
Dec 27, 2023
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teststrips
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"I don't know why everyone is sleeping on this tool" - I tried sleeping on mine and it wasn't very comfortable.
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polymixa
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Can you replace the blade if it wears out? Blades on cheaper loppers break frequently and are often not replaceable.
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rsaforjm
Dec 27, 2023
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Looking at my yard, I will be able to use this 10-15% of the time. Rest I will need a pole lopper. doesn't seem to be worth buying. This is 20% the cost of a pole lopper. $200 to add a pole on this lopper seems excessive.
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Seems like a great item. I have a small apple orchard and this will be great for pruning come end of "winter".
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Quote from polymixa :
Can you replace the blade if it wears out? Blades on cheaper loppers break frequently and are often not replaceable.
The blades are bolted-on, but dunno if Ryobi sells replacements.

Since this and several other Ryobi tools aren't (this not until recently) sold in America, overseas Vendors probably do offer replacement pieces.

I've been using mine for almost three years, on everything from oak to palm, sharpened the blade once.

The motor will stop and retract if the branch is too tough, so I keep the jaws on the first cut, and trigger again, and again, and again, until it eventually cuts through.

I've never had it twist the branch …. It either cuts it, or it doesn't cut it …. no bending of the jaws.

If it fits in the jaws, it'll cut it … it might take two, maybe more triggers to get it cut, but it WILL cut it.

Manual loppers can be Widow Makers, when a fellow over exerts himself with a valsalva maneuver, not knowing he's got blocked coronary arteries, and keels over with a heart attack.

I HIGHLY recommend getting this for the "little bit" older dad/husband/guy friend who works in his yard like he's still in his 20's.
Last edited by NukinFuts December 27, 2023 at 09:19 AM.
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Unless u need to do a lot of pruning, I am not sure if this is a practical tool. I would get one if it has a longer reach but for a simple 1.25" cut, I would just manual cut it using my Fisk tool. I could also use my battery powered reciprocating saw instead of this thing.
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Quote from konan99 :
Unless u need to do a lot of pruning, I am not sure if this is a practical tool. I would get one if it has a longer reach but for a simple 1.25" cut, I would just manual cut it using my Fisk tool. I could also use my battery powered reciprocating saw instead of this thing.
Thought the same, but the manual one requires a lot of room when cutting thick branches and is harder to operate in thick bush. This should make it easier and quicker.
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Maybe a waste of money if you already have pole saw.
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mizike789
Dec 27, 2023
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I got the pole saw, and chain saw combo, as well as the extendable lopper last year. Trimmed my front and back trees with ease. Really tempted to get this to add to the collection.

It seems silly - but it made the job so fast and easy. Very pleased with the extended lopper... Must resist...
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just another novelty toy
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If you're trimming/thinning/pruning branches in thicker trees and bushes, this is a game changer. In for 2.
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Quote from MellowShape8807 :
If you're trimming/thinning/pruning branches in thicker trees and bushes, this is a game changer. In for 2.
Have you tried it yet? I'm worried the electric will be too weak for any decently sized branches and at that point a polesaw is better/cheaper.
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Can I cut fingers off of people who don't give me my money? Where's my money man.
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I had this, and it worked okay, especially for thicker branches where spacing was a factor, but I ended up selling because it's slooooow. I don't have a lot of 1+ inch branches, but I have thousands of 1/2 branches that I was hoping to use it on. But if you're cutting a lot of branches, you'll be standing there for a while and some of the effort you're saving by not having to close it yourself is spent holding the thing up since it weighs a lot more than regular loppers.
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