Ryobi Impact Driver & Impact Wrench 5 Year Review

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I have a bit of a problem. A green problem, actually. It’s called Ryobi, and it’s a company I’ve given far too much of my money to. That’s not to say these are terrible, far from it, but they are also far from perfect so let me explain.
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[@miketcq8]

The best simple side by side comparison, well done.

[@classydays43]

I love my brushed Ryobi stuff. The fact that they won't die is a selling point for me, even if they're not the most versatile or most powerful in the market. Their brushless equipment are not that great though.

[@ZeroGHome24]

Excellent review mate! I'm getting back into vehicle repair again after a load of years out of commission due to family coming first. I was thinking of buying Ryobi just to get me up and running as can't afford 2 bags just yet. Would these see me through one year heavy use?

[@nian60]

Thanks for the review.

[@paulattree4171]

Lucky the sump bolt came out. I wouldnt of Buzzed it out , but use soccket wrench and scaff bar.

[@megostop9650]

Too much talking. Hard to watch