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Ryobi 3 in 1 lawn mower 20" set up and review
Set up and review of 2022 Ryobi 3 in 1 lawn mower and at the end I will show a comparison of this mower versus my mower from 4 years ago that I am still using to this day.
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Ryobi 40V Vac Attack Leaf Vacuum/Mulcher Unboxing and Review
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I will provide guidance on how to put together and the operation of using this product. As well as provide information useful in keeping this unit from damage.
Ryobi 18 V One + Dry Hand Vacuum
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Set up and review of the Ryobi 18 Volt Dry Hand Vac. What you get in the box and how to put together as well as showing you how it works and my final thoughts on whether this is a good deal or not.
How to Turn On Lawn Sprinklers
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We have a 3 step process from the back flow valve to the drain and water valve. We go over what to do and to expect as well as any issues that might come along. Show the difference of the back flow valve box and the solenoid box.
Ryobi 18V One + Set Up and Review
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Ryobi 18V One Set Up and Review. Learn how to install/set up, change string, and put thick weed attachment on. Ryobi p2008 model. If you enjoyed make sure to subscribe for more videos coming out soon.
Bogus Basin Idaho Mountain Coaster
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Actual ride on the mountain coaster. Incredible ride at Bogus Basin Boise Idaho. Fun for everyone.
Lawn Care Part #2 : Lawn Food and Spreading
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This is the second step in the start of caring for your lawn. This is the first step after aeration where the next steps will be fertilizing your lawn.
Lawn Care Part #1 : Aeration. How to Take Care of Your Lawn
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This is the first step in the start of caring for your lawn. This is the first series of many video's to come on lawn care through out the seasons. Tags aerating your lawn, dethatching a lawn, lawn care, mulching, preparing for winter in your landscape, preparing for winter in your yardscape, should i dethatch my lawn?, what is the best way to aerate, when is the best time to aerate my lawn, wh...
Ryobi 20" Cordless Lawn Mower Set up and Review
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The Ryobi 20" 40 volt Lawn Mower .Going over the set up from the box and going over its features. If Your New, Subscribe! ruclips.net/channel/UCt9EPBYUGQk32TXGq2WEO5A?view_as=subscriber
Very helpful - to the point - not too long, not too short - pleasant presentation voice
Thank you for the kind words. Thank you for watching my video. Norman
thanks for sharing, what i was expecting to see is how to attach the side discharge to the lawn mower
I do have another video comparing this mower with a newer mower and on the newer one I do show how to install the side discharge. Thank you for watching my video.
Does it work good on leaves that sat over winter
Hi Donna, Well it would depend. The suction is pretty strong, but if the leaves are soaked from, say, rain or snow. Then I wouldn't recommend using it as you will clog the blades. I know this for a fact as I went side by side with someone using an electric corded leave vacuum and we both had issues with the wet leafs getting our blades clogged. If they have dried out, then you should be good to use. Thank you for watching my video. Norman
Have you chemically treated the underside of the deck in order to keep grass clumps from forming? Have you changed out the blade or removed it for sharpening?
I have not done any treatment under the deck. I will take an old putty knife and clean it up once a month. But I've never had any clumps build up underneath. I have changed the blade once. I am still using this same mower from the video and the same battery. Thank you for watching my video
My Worx vac is very easy to use and not cumbersome as the Ryobi but good video.
Thank you for watching my video. I will look into the Worx model. Always nice to know how other models work. Thanks Norman
You did not say anything about the black piece that goes on the right between the two wheels
That's because this mower doesn't have the side discharge. I have another video where I compare this mower with a newer one that does have the side discharge, and I go over how to install it. Thanks for watching my video Norman
I never used it all. I want to buy it but don't know if it's easy to use???
They are easier to operate than a gas mower. Their lighter in weight making it easier to push and turn, and yet cut the same as a gas mower. Less maintenance and really you just need to make sure you charge your battery. The 2 video's I have on the Ryobi lawn mower will help get you started. The mowers have changed but only slightly and the concept is still very similar. The first video I made . I'm still using that same mower with the same battery. They last, and I have only had to change the blade and the ground flap on the back of the mower. Those wore out because I mow my lawn every week from spring to fall. Thanks for watching my video. If you do get one and have question just write to me and I'll try to answer any question you have. Norman
Is this machine good to use?
thx for the demo...helped
You're welcome, thanks for watching
You explained everything other videos missed. Thank you for being so thorough!
Thank you for the comments. I'm glad it helped. If you need any help with this tool let me know. Thanks Norman
@@normscorner6047 thank you so much! I may take you up on it. The instruction manual is pretty useless 😂
I'm here if you need me. The hardest part most people have is getting the protective shield on. Try to use the low setting to save power on your battery, unless you have some thick grass or weeds.
can you mention lubrication concerns???
Lubricating your mower would be the users preference. If your storing it outside you may need to. In the 4 plus years I have had mine. I have not had a need to use lubricant on my mower.
How do u start it it won't start
Hi Carolyn, Did you charge up the battery. If you just pulled it from the box. It's best to charge the battery. If it is charged. Is it completely installed. It will snap in place. Next would be to check the red key. It has to be pushed into its slot. If it's loose or not going in correctly. You may have to return it. If the red key is engaged and still doesn't start. Then, the next thing would be to push the button at the handle and hold it and then pull the bar towards the handle. Them release the button and it should start. Let me know if you still need help Thanks Norman
Hi Norm....I replaced my old ryobi trimmer with this one. My old one was much shorter. I'm 5'2. Is there a way to shorten the length of this trimmer?
Hi Maureen, The smaller trimmers are one piece. This edger is 2 pieces that have to be connected in order to work. The only thing you could do is adjust the handle on the bar and see if you can find a sweet spot that will make it easier to control with your height. Thanks for watching my video Norman
Cool video.. I just bought this model and used it successfully once, then the second time I tried using it the string kept getting tangled around itself. I thought it was because the string was too long so I kept trimming it but it still kept getting tangled after every minute! Any thoughts of what I could be doing wrong?😭
First, thank you for watching my video. I'm going to ask you a series of questions that will lead to troubleshooting. Did you buy this item brand new right out of the box? If you did, that's good. In case what I share with you doesn't help, then my suggestion is to return it and get another one, and it may be defective. In my video, you will see me open up the cap that covers the string cartridge. That string on the cartridge is wrapped tight. It needs to stay that way. If you open yours and the string is loose, then that is why it's shooting out too much at a time. That cartridge could be defective, and thus I would recommend you replace it with a new one. There are 2 triggers on the handle. One on the top and bottom. You have to squeeze both of them to start, but you can release the top one as that one is the trigger to release more string. It's possible that if you hold that down, it may cause the issue you're having. Let me know if you have any more questions. Thanks Norman
Which day was this recorded?
Somewhere between October to November
Good job Norman
Thank you Doug, Thank you for watching my video. Norman
Thank you Norm! My husband left me and i had to figure this out 😊 I couldn’t do it without the video
You're welcome, Carolyn, Thank you for watching. Hope all goes well for your future. Thanks Norman
@Carolynhowell9458 that makes two of us
Well, now you have a 20 inch Ryobi to replace your husband in the garden. Ryobi's are very impressive ... may all of your replacements be as successful !!
I have the similar Ryobi and now starting to run out on me, by pressing the button to turn on, wait 3 secs and turns off?? Why??
Hi William, There could be a number of things that could be causing this issue. Depending on the model you have. Is the handle fully pulled up and locked in place? Like on mine, there is a red sensor that will get pushed in when the handle swings up in position. Staying on red. Is the red key loose? If the key is not fully ingauged, this can prevent it from starting or stalling if it's loose. If you have a cable that runs along the handle. Make sure it's not pinched somewhere when you lock the handle in place. Have you changed out the blade? Make sure it's installed correctly and you have the right blade in there. If the blade gets caught on something, it might stall the mower. Lastly is the battery. Is the battery fully pressed and locked in place. You'll be surprised how much dust can build up in there. I always blow out the inside after I remove the battery. Do you have any other equipment or tools that use the same 40v battery? Just want to make sure it isn't a battery issue. I have yet to have a battery wear out on me. If by chance it is the battery or if you don't have another tool to check it. Take the battery to home depot and see if they could install it on one of their display models. If the same thing happens then it's the battery. If you replace the battery Make sure to get the same battery height. A lot of the new mowers now come with larger in height batteries. Like my mower in the video will not take the larger ones. I explain that in my other mower video. I hope this helps you. Thank you for watching my video. Norman
How do I put in the edger assembly? I can’t get it to come apart
Hi Deborah, I dont understand what your asking. Are you talking about when you change the string to the thicker grass blades. Thanks Norman
@@normscorner6047 I don’t think I bought a edger that’s compatible with my weed eater. I can’t get the weed eater to come apart (the stick part) so I can attach the edger.
Deborah, This edger on my video is not a model that has interchangeable attachments. For that you would need to go ro the 40volt model that offers it. They do have a 18volt with attachments but I think the 40 is better if having multiple attachments is the path your taking.
Extremely helpful thank you! The instructions it came with were terrible
Great vid, thanks.
Thank you for watching my video
Great review, thanks! Would this have the power to suck up river rocks (size 3 or slightly smaller)? I'd like to use it to clean leaves out of my landscaping, but don't want to suck up rocks and destroy it. Thanks!
It should not suck up any landscaping rocks. There is a dial to reduce the power so you can control the amount of power to reduce the risk. Thanks for watching my video. Norman
Hi Narm, please let us of know the noise level (decibel)?when you are operating it ?
Thank you Norman you have the best explanation, of how to use this, that I’ve seen yet! I really appreciate your help🙏🙏
Thank you Cindy, thank you for watching my video. Glad it helped you. Norman
Ryobi has come a long way, i had mixed feelings when i first got ryobi lawn mowers like this with it being pain sometimes. But im glad ryobi has improved their batteries and lawn mowers since then.
I would agree with you on that. I had an older version of one of their first cordless drills, and I was not impressed. But now I have a lot of them and the quality is so much better. Having to bring these tools to a job and not having to look for an outlet to plug a cord into. Thanks for watching my video. Norman
Hey! Appreciate such an awesome review. Looking to buy one myself. There seem to be a ton of negative reviews out there for this unit. I'm sure you've seen them. Have you experienced any issues with the performance or its ergonomics and do you still think it's worth getting? There's also a newer version of this, do you think it's worth spending the extra?
When the bag gets full, then it gets heavier to move around with. However the bottom of the bag has this smooth plastic surface that makes it slide along the ground. That would be the one issue people might have. The power and the mulching makes it worth it. This unit is just a vacuum and it's cheaper if you already have the batteries which was the case for me. To answer your question on the newer model. Would I pay $400 for it. No, because the bag is much smaller and the only difference really is you get to use it as a blower. Your spending double for 25 mph extra wind force. Maybe someone who doesn't have a blower and wants both. But you're going to have to change it out more often. Thanks for watching my video. Trying to get more out there, but been busy with work. Thanks Norman
@@normscorner6047 Thanks for info! Will definitely help me make up my mind. I'm also considering buying some corded version and using it with my EcoFlow Delta, which will help me avoid getting locked into yet another battery system, since I already have Ego and Greenworks, but unfortunately they don't sell leaf vacuums. Looking forward to more of your content!
I'm surprised that Ego hasn't come out with a vacuum mulcher. Maybe there are too many out there. I like my ryobi because I have a collection of power tools so switching out batteries is easy. Good luck on whatever you decide to go with.
Thanks, very helpful for a novice like me in Australia.
Excelente it helps me a lot
Thank you Juan. Thanks for watching my video. Norman
Thank you Juan
Good review. My second Toro (corded) just quit, so I’m done with that brand. I’ve had good luck with Ryobi cordless tools.
Thank you for the comment. I like how this vac shreds the leafs into small pieces. Provides you more space to toss more in your bin or if you use the paper bags Thanks Norman
Very thorough video. I've been considering the Ryobi over my current Toro for the ease of being cordless. Although I think I'll stick with the Toro. The ergonomics of the bag seemed clunky and it didn't chop the leaves as fine. I'm glad the Ryobi has worked well for you. Thanks for posting the video.
Thanks Mike, Ryobi has since come out with a newer version that doesn't hang on the bottom like this one does. It's actually not uncomfortable to use. It does get heavy once it's full and then you stop and empty it. Thanks for watching. Norman
Mine was delivered today. Is easy to assemble. Worked fine. I didn't attach the wheels. I figured that was better so to get the nozzle right on the ground. Plus it allowed me to rake the ground with the nozzle to get leaves tangled in the grass. I already had a Ryobi mower so I didn't need to buy a battery. Normally after I mow I have two lights left on the battery. After doing my yard with the vac only had one light left on the battery. When I use it again I'll try to set the power as low as possible to see if that saves the battery.
Thanks for watching my video. The wheels help me because I have 4 trees in the backyard and the leaves can get thick when their all falling. The wheels adjust so I'm not clogging the tube. But in your case with grass I can see where that need is less likely. Norman
Bought mine last year, found it to be a little cumbersome at times but it does a good job. Decent job on grass, but the cement patio and sidewalk are a breeze. I also fashioned a shoulder strap for easier handling.
Thanks for watching the video. It will get heavy once it fills up. But it's also picking up a lot on a full battery charge. I like your shoulder strap idea. The wheels make moving it easier as well. Norman
Great help, thanks.☘️☘️🇮🇪
Thanks!
Great video. Thanks for the tip about turning the cutting blade around. You are the best.
i dont like this string trimmer at all. the guard blocks view so you cant see what your edging the string feed mechanism is too slow and wasteful, encouraging dangerous operation cause you have to keep your finger on the trigger to avoid over feeding line./..
Being a kid I can confirm that this is probably one of themost fun things out there, especially at full speed!
Thank you Norm. Very informative . One question to use the piece that has the two yellow ends for thicker grass , your string is also being used correct?
Hi Karen, When your using the bladed head attachment you would not have the spool inside. Now they have come out with a newer version that allows you to be able to replace the blades and still use the same attachment and they have a string piece that you can also use for normal grass that also attaches to the main piece that holds the blades. Thank you for watching my video. Norman
Very well explained. Thank you sir.
You're welcome. Thank you for watching my video. Norman
Very well explained. Thank you sir.
You're welcome. Thank you for watching my video. Norman
Thank You!!! You help me out a lot, I appreciate this video 😃
You're welcome, thank you for watching. Glad my video helped you. Norman
Thank you for making this video
You're welcome. Thank you for watching my video. Norman
OMG, My man, you have shown the way of the Force. I like other commenters was bewildered over the instructions in the box. I thank you so much for this video you made. That extra trimming do hickey thingy blew my mind. You made it so simple to show how to install it. Thank you!
You're welcome Keith, I'm glad my video helped you. Thank you for the kind words. Have fun with your edger. Norman
Thank u for doing this I really needed to see how to insert the mulcher. I had forgotten. An age thing u know 😃.
You're welcome Elizabeth, Glad my video helped. Thank you for watching Norman
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Flipping the blade over was genius thank you! Also love the clean organized shed!
Thanks for watching my video. Glad to help. Norman
Thank you so much
You're welcome Hadi, Thank you for watching my video. Norman
I'm having issues with the handle not securing. it just keeps moving back and forth when I screw the wing bolt. what am I doing wrong?
Hi Lana, The handle has little cut outs that clip to the inside of the bar. It's so you can adjust to a comfortable position for you to hold the edger. If it's moving while your using it. Then you need to tighten it down. It only requires you to hand tighten. But you have to really do so in away that you can't move it. It's loose because the wing bolt (gray plastic piece) is not tight enough or the clip inside is broken. Is this a brand new unit?
@@normscorner6047 yes it is. Thank you for replying. My husband came home and finally figured it out. GOD 🙌 Bless
Nice video save me a bunch
You're welcome. I plan to make a longer version of the same on a leaning post. Just trying to help people fix something that can save them some money. Thanks Norman
How long the battery last
Hi Pedro, It takes me an hour to do front and back yards and I still have a charge. You should have at least 1 hour. That can lesson in cases where your mowing higher grass. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching my video. Norman
Thank you for the answer
I just bought the same mower I will never go back to gas thank you for the help
You're welcome Pedro, Enjoy your new mower. Thanks Norman