I like this guy. He is energetic and edits well. Far greater showmanship than my happy ass could ever hope to achieve. And showmanship sell products to people like me, who use them.
Carl thanks for stopping by. I took a look at your channel. I’m thinking of getting the Roybi 40v 300w inverter now that I’m in the 40v Ryobi battery eco system. I see you have some videos on that inverter seems to work pretty good thanks for sharing.
@@worldofsavants Thank you. Means a lot to me. Truly. The tool you describe is an invaluable part of my storm defense. Keeps the TV on for the kids. That right there is worth the price of admission.
I'm happy with mine so far. It handles thick grass better than I was expecting. The side discharge spreads the grass out evenly. Very light and maneuverable. I wouldn't want self propelled unless I was going up a wall.
Yes I agree so far so good no issues as of now and on the self propelled won’t need it either like you said up a wall or Mount Everest 🏔️. Thanks for stopping by I appreciate the comment.👍🌎
We have had ours for two years. A great mower plus the battery can be used on our Ryobi chainsaw and pole saw. All runs very good and do the job perfectly.
I agree so far we have had ours only a few months and it’s been working great. Also looking forward to get a few more tools now that we are in the Ryobi 40v battery eco system 🔋
@@father5946 Thank you so much for those kind words and support. We are barely starting and it’s been hard to make more videos do to family and work but we should be releasing more stuff soon in hopes of making the channel bigger. Thanks again for stopping by 👍
This is a beauty mower. I got it as steal of a deal. The lady i purchased it from said she got it as a replacement for an old warranty claim. Which took a good few months to get sorted so they went an bought a new mower anywayys. They gave me 2 5ah batteries an a fast charger. Owned it for 2 weeks now an ive had a great time using it. Once i make a few more bucks doing some landscaping ill be uograding to a bigger battery for sure.
You may want to get the string trimmer that uses the same battery as well. I recently got one and I also bought the edger attachment to go with it that same day and I just used it the other day it worked great. I ordered a bush trimmer attachment for from Amazon and there's some other attachments are probably get l for it later on.there 18v pruning shears work great I used it on my pomegranate tree rose bush and some Jasmine bushes so far
Did you get the brushed or brushless motor? The string trimmer is also great I love the fact you can buy attachments that work on it like the edger. I was also thinking of getting the edger but I might get the pole saw attachment first. I actually did happen to get the 40v string trimmer when I got the lawn mower and was planning to make a review video about it but I made 2 big mistakes. First mistake I made was I got the BRUSHED motor version. For some reason I thought it was brushless. So far the brushed Ryobi string trimmer has been working great the only problem is that they just released a cheaper and more powerful 40v brushed string trimmer 🤦♂️ and now it seems they have discontinued the model I just bought. So if I make a video it wont matter because you wont be able to buy it anymore. Which brings me to my second big mistake. If I would have just waited a few months I could have gotten a cheaper and more powerful string trimmer or upgraded to brushless motor since Ryobi also lowered the price on the brushless version of there 40v string trimmer 😩
@@worldofsavants I got the brushless carbon fiber model kit it came with the battery at the fast charger 3-in-1 head set up so you can use the Stringer or a switch out to the hard plastic blades. The main big difference between your brush motor is it's going to be a bit louder you can still do videos with it like showing a different kind of attachments and how they work how easy it is to install them and take them off. I ordered on Amazon a bush trimmer adapter for the adjusted different angles. I'm probably going to end up getting the cultivator attachment for my garding. It works great so maneuverable very easy to use. More comfortable and fast do you use then turning the string trimmer on its sideways adjustment
@ncooper7757 You are 100% correct on it being loud with the brushed motor in fact it’s even louder than the Ryobi 40v mower but it works well no complaints yet. Even with the brushed motor it has enough power and run time. My version came with the smaller slower charger and a 4ah battery. Luckily the mower came with the fast charger so I just use that. Good idea on the video I will be making one in the future maybe once I get a few attachments and I will also include in the video how to replace the string which is actually surprisingly fast and easy no need to remove anything! And yes I’m been using the trimmer on the sideway adjustment when edging. Haven’t mastered edging with the trimmer but being able to adjust the trimmer sideways makes it way easier than having to flip the trimmer upside down in order to edge the lawn. Overall so far it’s been working great👍
@@worldofsavants you might want to look into there 18v pruning shears I used them to trim my pomegranate tree recently and some rose bushes it takes less time and it's way less tiring to use them when I first seen them they came out years ago I was like I don't think I need those but I recently broke the elbow in my right arm and I needed some way to do it with just one arm and night an hour and I use and I'm like oh my God these things are great I'm not getting tired and sweaty and hot like the old fashioned way
Excellent intro to this machine. I bought one yesterday and I'm looking forward to using it once the grass dries out a bit (lots of spring rain in Ontario). My question concerns the rubber or plastic flap attached to the back of the mower. When you pull the machine backwards, how does it not get caught under the mower?
Thanks Gregory for the comment same over here in California we also had good amount of rain in this spring. Regarding your question I didn’t notice the flap issue when I recorded this video it wasn’t until a few days ago I started to realize that the flap would get caught under the mower like you said. However for me what I noticed was that when I would store the mower in the upright position I wasn’t paying attention and I had the flap underneath the mower towards the deck which was causing all the weight of the mower to kind of warp the flap. What I started to do was when I stored the mower in the upright I make sure the flap is facing the handle bar so the weight of the mower doesn’t warp the flap the wrong way. After doing that I started to see a difference and the flap would not get caught under the mower when moving the mower backwards, but every once in a while at the lowest setting it still gets cought at times but when I push it forward it goes back to its normal position. I am curious to know if that issues has coused you any problems when mowing? For me it didn’t affect my mowing and I didn’t realize it because I usually mow with the bag on but I’m wondering if it’s causing you any cut quality problems or problems when pushing? Thanks for stopping by have a good one and MOW ON🌞🌱
Good advice save the receipt however I’m not sure how registering a Ryobi product 2 years ago was like but now when you register on line they ask for a digital copy of the receipt and it saves it on the account if you do loose the receipt you should have a copy on line in your Ryobi account.
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Worse part about this mower is you cannot buy a replacement. Oh sure you can go to Home Depot and buy a blade that says fits Ryobi 20 inch 40 volt mower. Then you get home and try to install it. Guess what it does not fit. It is 20 inches long but the blade on your mower is nineteen and one half inches long. and the damn thing does not fit under the mower. I gave mine away and went to Lowers and bought a Kobalt mower. At least this is my experience. Yours may be different.
Thanks for sharing your experience . It helps the World Of Savants when people share their real world experiences that way when buying one can make the best decision.
I have an older model. This lawn mower has issues with the electronics. While I love my mower I now have to find someone who can fix it. Buyer beware. Home depot does not have lawn mower repair for this mower
Thanks for the info I will be keeping an eye out for any electrical issues and sharing that info if I begin to have trouble with mine. If you don’t mind sharing what were the electronics issues?
@@worldofsavants so far it the sensor for the Self-propelled. I am taking it to a service man, who will diagnos what it really is. Wish me luck, because i really like this lawn mower and don't want to have to purchase another one.
Yes I have heard of issues with the self propelled versions of this model also the actual small motor powering the self propelled has caused problems with some users. I stayed away from self propelled for that same reason and got the push version but if you got self propelled it doesn’t matter you want it to work and not to have worry about it malfunctioning. I wish you the best of luck. I hope you can keep us posted and let us know how the service process goes.
I have a new Toro lithium, it sucks, wheels fall off in 2nd hour, battery shorts, and on-line Toro will not take it back! They do not take back. Their rear left geared wheel unbolts itself from the bracket, it self destructs! Their repair dealer literally told me "with Toro, its Buyer Beware". I have a Toro case number, a BBB case number, and a US Consumer Product Safetry Commission number. Save yourself and learn from my mistake, and stay away from Toro.
If it should brake down I will make sure to upload a video and let everyone know and I will also update on what the warranty process is like. The mower does come with a 5 year warranty. But I can’t imagine living in a World of Ifs nothing would ever get done🤯 You do and try things and if things happen you address them. So far it’s mowing no problems but if that changes at any point rest assured the World of Savants will know about it🫡
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I like this guy. He is energetic and edits well. Far greater showmanship than my happy ass could ever hope to achieve. And showmanship sell products to people like me, who use them.
Carl thanks for stopping by. I took a look at your channel. I’m thinking of getting the Roybi 40v 300w inverter now that I’m in the 40v Ryobi battery eco system. I see you have some videos on that inverter seems to work pretty good thanks for sharing.
@@worldofsavants Thank you. Means a lot to me. Truly. The tool you describe is an invaluable part of my storm defense. Keeps the TV on for the kids. That right there is worth the price of admission.
Awesome review thank you, I was thinking of getting one and you just helped me make that decision.
Thanks for the comment we are truly happy to hear that the review helped you. Have a great one👍
This was the review I was looking for! Thank you!!
No thank you for checking out our video. I’m glad we could be helpful by providing this review. Have a great day👍
I'm happy with mine so far. It handles thick grass better than I was expecting. The side discharge spreads the grass out evenly. Very light and maneuverable. I wouldn't want self propelled unless I was going up a wall.
Yes I agree so far so good no issues as of now and on the self propelled won’t need it either like you said up a wall or Mount Everest 🏔️. Thanks for stopping by I appreciate the comment.👍🌎
Great review and thorough! 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you I appreciate the comment 🙏
We have had ours for two years. A great mower plus the battery can be used on our Ryobi chainsaw and pole saw. All runs very good and do the job perfectly.
I agree so far we have had ours only a few months and it’s been working great. Also looking forward to get a few more tools now that we are in the Ryobi 40v battery eco system 🔋
Great video! Informative, entertaining, and great video edits 🔥
Thank you for the positive words I truly appreciate it 👍
Great video
Thank you for the positive feedback👍
Excellent review! Good job on the video 👍 We bought this unit a month ago and we love it 😎☝️
Thank you for the comment and I agree so for this unit has been great 🌱🌞👍
Here, take this like and subscribe. Super informative and thorough! Surprised youre such a small channel. We were here first!
@@father5946 Thank you so much for those kind words and support. We are barely starting and it’s been hard to make more videos do to family and work but we should be releasing more stuff soon in hopes of making the channel bigger. Thanks again for stopping by 👍
@@worldofsavants one thing id like to see is an upated review of the stuff youve done. Thatd be super helpful.
Hey brotha, thank you so much for your review , it really helped a lot . We just recently bought one and it’s a beauty! . Blessings !
@DjDoug7 thank you for stopping by happy to hear the review helped. You have a great one and MOW ON 👍
Great video. Thanks for sharing 👍🏽
And thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment we truly appreciate it👍
This is a beauty mower. I got it as steal of a deal. The lady i purchased it from said she got it as a replacement for an old warranty claim. Which took a good few months to get sorted so they went an bought a new mower anywayys. They gave me 2 5ah batteries an a fast charger. Owned it for 2 weeks now an ive had a great time using it. Once i make a few more bucks doing some landscaping ill be uograding to a bigger battery for sure.
It’s always good when you can get a deal👍 Good luck with the landscaping and thanks for stopping by.
This guy needs WAY more subscribers. Let’s go people.
Yeah let’s go people lol. Thanks for the comment and the support I truly appreciate it 🙏
thank you for the review well done brother.
You are very welcome I hope the review was useful. Have a good one and thanks for stopping by.
You may want to get the string trimmer that uses the same battery as well. I recently got one and I also bought the edger attachment to go with it that same day and I just used it the other day it worked great. I ordered a bush trimmer attachment for from Amazon and there's some other attachments are probably get l for it later on.there 18v pruning shears work great I used it on my pomegranate tree rose bush and some Jasmine bushes so far
Did you get the brushed or brushless motor? The string trimmer is also great I love the fact you can buy attachments that work on it like the edger. I was also thinking of getting the edger but I might get the pole saw attachment first. I actually did happen to get the 40v string trimmer when I got the lawn mower and was planning to make a review video about it but I made 2 big mistakes. First mistake I made was I got the BRUSHED motor version. For some reason I thought it was brushless. So far the brushed Ryobi string trimmer has been working great the only problem is that they just released a cheaper and more powerful 40v brushed string trimmer 🤦♂️ and now it seems they have discontinued the model I just bought. So if I make a video it wont matter because you wont be able to buy it anymore. Which brings me to my second big mistake. If I would have just waited a few months I could have gotten a cheaper and more powerful string trimmer or upgraded to brushless motor since Ryobi also lowered the price on the brushless version of there 40v string trimmer 😩
@@worldofsavants I got the brushless carbon fiber model kit it came with the battery at the fast charger 3-in-1 head set up so you can use the Stringer or a switch out to the hard plastic blades. The main big difference between your brush motor is it's going to be a bit louder you can still do videos with it like showing a different kind of attachments and how they work how easy it is to install them and take them off. I ordered on Amazon a bush trimmer adapter for the adjusted different angles. I'm probably going to end up getting the cultivator attachment for my garding. It works great so maneuverable very easy to use. More comfortable and fast do you use then turning the string trimmer on its sideways adjustment
@ncooper7757 You are 100% correct on it being loud with the brushed motor in fact it’s even louder than the Ryobi 40v mower but it works well no complaints yet. Even with the brushed motor it has enough power and run time. My version came with the smaller slower charger and a 4ah battery. Luckily the mower came with the fast charger so I just use that. Good idea on the video I will be making one in the future maybe once I get a few attachments and I will also include in the video how to replace the string which is actually surprisingly fast and easy no need to remove anything! And yes I’m been using the trimmer on the sideway adjustment when edging. Haven’t mastered edging with the trimmer but being able to adjust the trimmer sideways makes it way easier than having to flip the trimmer upside down in order to edge the lawn. Overall so far it’s been working great👍
@@worldofsavants you might want to look into there 18v pruning shears I used them to trim my pomegranate tree recently and some rose bushes it takes less time and it's way less tiring to use them when I first seen them they came out years ago I was like I don't think I need those but I recently broke the elbow in my right arm and I needed some way to do it with just one arm and night an hour and I use and I'm like oh my God these things are great I'm not getting tired and sweaty and hot like the old fashioned way
@@ncooper7757 I will have to try them out thanks for the recommendation and thank you for the feedback👍
Excellent intro to this machine. I bought one yesterday and I'm looking forward to using it once the grass dries out a bit (lots of spring rain in Ontario). My question concerns the rubber or plastic flap attached to the back of the mower. When you pull the machine backwards, how does it not get caught under the mower?
Thanks Gregory for the comment same over here in California we also had good amount of rain in this spring. Regarding your question I didn’t notice the flap issue when I recorded this video it wasn’t until a few days ago I started to realize that the flap would get caught under the mower like you said. However for me what I noticed was that when I would store the mower in the upright position I wasn’t paying attention and I had the flap underneath the mower towards the deck which was causing all the weight of the mower to kind of warp the flap. What I started to do was when I stored the mower in the upright I make sure the flap is facing the handle bar so the weight of the mower doesn’t warp the flap the wrong way. After doing that I started to see a difference and the flap would not get caught under the mower when moving the mower backwards, but every once in a while at the lowest setting it still gets cought at times but when I push it forward it goes back to its normal position. I am curious to know if that issues has coused you any problems when mowing? For me it didn’t affect my mowing and I didn’t realize it because I usually mow with the bag on but I’m wondering if it’s causing you any cut quality problems or problems when pushing? Thanks for stopping by have a good one and MOW ON🌞🌱
@@worldofsavants I clamped the plastic flap in the up position.
great video, maybe too good
Thank you I truly appreciate the comment you have a great one🫡👍
My battery quit after 2 years ( it has a 3 year warranty) they won’t replace. Yes, it was registered
Not good. What is the reason they gave you for not replacing the battery?
@@worldofsavants when I registered it, (the lawn mower and battery ) I got a free fast charger. No receipt is the short answer. Save your receipt. .
Good advice save the receipt however I’m not sure how registering a Ryobi product 2 years ago was like but now when you register on line they ask for a digital copy of the receipt and it saves it on the account if you do loose the receipt you should have a copy on line in your Ryobi account.
@@worldofsavants found it thank you so much. The replacement battery should be here in 14 days.
Nice! Glad that worked out for you👍
Brotha.....are you hiding from the cartel???🤣😂🤣😂
Yes you caught me! I infiltrate deep into the cartel now they are out to get me. My only hope of surviving is hiding my identity and hoping to get enough subscribers to get monetized in order to make a living or I will parish. Will I survive? Stay tuned and find out in the next exciting episode of World of Savants.
Mayans heh
Worse part about this mower is you cannot buy a replacement. Oh sure you can go to Home Depot and buy a blade that says fits Ryobi 20 inch 40 volt mower. Then you get home and try to install it. Guess what it does not fit. It is 20 inches long but the blade on your mower is nineteen and one half inches long. and the damn thing does not fit under the mower. I gave mine away and went to Lowers and bought a Kobalt mower. At least this is my experience. Yours may be different.
Thanks for sharing your experience . It helps the World Of Savants when people share their real world experiences that way when buying one can make the best decision.
I have an older model. This lawn mower has issues with the electronics. While I love my mower I now have to find someone who can fix it. Buyer beware. Home depot does not have lawn mower repair for this mower
Thanks for the info I will be keeping an eye out for any electrical issues and sharing that info if I begin to have trouble with mine. If you don’t mind sharing what were the electronics issues?
@@worldofsavants so far it the sensor for the Self-propelled. I am taking it to a service man, who will diagnos what it really is. Wish me luck, because i really like this lawn mower and don't want to have to purchase another one.
Yes I have heard of issues with the self propelled versions of this model also the actual small motor powering the self propelled has caused problems with some users. I stayed away from self propelled for that same reason and got the push version but if you got self propelled it doesn’t matter you want it to work and not to have worry about it malfunctioning. I wish you the best of luck. I hope you can keep us posted and let us know how the service process goes.
I have a new Toro lithium, it sucks, wheels fall off in 2nd hour, battery shorts, and on-line Toro will not take it back! They do not take back. Their rear left geared wheel unbolts itself from the bracket, it self destructs! Their repair dealer literally told me "with Toro, its Buyer Beware". I have a Toro case number, a BBB case number, and a US Consumer Product Safetry Commission number. Save yourself and learn from my mistake, and stay away from Toro.
Thanks for the advice.
Nothing new. Who will repair this mower if it should break down.
If it should brake down I will make sure to upload a video and let everyone know and I will also update on what the warranty process is like. The mower does come with a 5 year warranty. But I can’t imagine living in a World of Ifs nothing would ever get done🤯 You do and try things and if things happen you address them. So far it’s mowing no problems but if that changes at any point rest assured the World of Savants will know about it🫡
I don't trust a person who is so covered up as if he were trying hide his identity
U don’t trust someone showing u exactly what the product is and does mmmmmhhh