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Getting my first pole saw today, and your review helped me decide to get this Ryobi, so THANK YOU!

Thanks for the great review and I for one appreciate your effort and transparency in your complete feelings of the use of this tool. I am loving your videos. For a newbie you have some very good quality and style of videos. I like them!

Thank you for sharing everything I need to know. Looks like we made a good choice. Can't wait to give it a try.

I bought this same product this weekend and thanks for the review.

Thanks for mentioning the bar & chain oil. I was about to send away for one of these tools, so now I know to have them include some of that. Looks like a great tool, by the way. Already have their 40V pole hedge trimmer and have been happy with that.

Bought mine for use here in sunny Florida. Palm trees are the game here. Great! Tool, does exactly as described. Salute! Go! Blue!

Great east to follow video and review! Excellent job👍

Great review, just bought this; thank you!

Great review on this tool! FYI your trees will heal better if you limb the branch off before you do the cut near the base. Can't recall what that process is called, the instructions did mention it though.

I bought this tool because of your review, thank you.

Nice to know it has great power. Got it new for $30 mainly for the battery

Love this! Very informative.

I got a GreenWorks 80v battery operated pole saw and I gotta say, for work around my yard it just does a fantastic job. I have a big yard and the previous owner let their yard just get nasty (not their fault, they are in their 90's) so I have a lot of vines, growth, and etc. The battery lasts as long as I feel like going for, I can't cut logs with it but DUH.. but I still do it anyway. Really happy with it and I'm hoping yard work keeps using batteries because I think we're finally at the point where they are up to the job. Glad to see you enjoyed it, surprised the 40v was able to last for your entire job

thank you for the great video. I recently purchased one

Great review! Very helpful.

Thank you for,the demo. My electric Sunjoe just crapped out after 15 years. I have half dozen Ryobi battery tools and like the brand. Going to Home Depot to buy one tomorrow. Glad it has a 40v battery

It’s okay used it For The first one did well but the chain came loose and the adjuster screw is hard to get to but got used to it now it’s well worth it

works good enough for what I need..ez to do the chain replacement..love it

Thanks for the review. We hav3 a Rybinsk string trimmer too. I know I’d like to get a battery powered pole saw for a lot of our low hanging tree limbs out in the backyard. I also like that idea you have there for the chain oil dispensing. Now just checking on deals I suppose.

Great review, thanks!

I got this unit yesterday, used it for 1-1/2 hours today, cut tons of high 16-foot limbs with no issues, and still had 1 bar of battery left. This is a game changer and for $225 is a bargain. The battery life outlasted me by far. It will bog down when the chain gets pinched with wood fibers so be mindful that it's not a battery issue but a keep clean and spin the chain backwards to dislodge the stringy twigs. It does use a lot of oil but just use 10-w40 cheap oil and it works just fine.

Great video, I just bought thus saw to trim my queen palms.

You can fix your handle issue by moving it up to the top of the next section. Works especially well for me because occasionally I also add a 3rd section for a bit of extra length, and that position provides for far better leverage.

Great video thank you so much😊

I have this tool. I really wish you could attach the handle section with the chain section without putting a pole between them. It would make it handier for lower sections in close quarters.

I've got the same saw, but I must offer the one critique that the cuts are a bit ragged. As you see in this video, if you don't do the three cut method, the weight of the limb will tear away at the bark just before the limb falls at the end of the cut. I use the three cut method, and for some ragged cuts, I come back with my pole/arbor saw and clean them up, now that I'm cutting back a 1" stump, rather than a 10' (heavy) branch.

I have the 18V Ryobi pole saw - works great.

Very good information

I got the 18v one last week and hell i think i cut a tree that was like 6-7 inches thick to pieces with it 😅😂 Cut down like 4 o 5 trees with it last friday with no problems... Oil doesnt leak at all and i think i refilled it like 2-3 times. I know its for pruning small branches but im getting rid of some pretty thick trees with it.

Thanks for the video

Actually snagged one of these today at a pawnshop for 75 bucks tax included. Everything in the box except the instructions. Even came with about a pint of chain oil. Gave it a quick test and it does indeed cut really well. Did have to tighten the chain a tad, but even with no instructions, easy enough to figure out.

I'm glad I stumbled on this video. Just bought me one, should be here tomorrow. It's good to see reviews where the tool is actually being used. LOL. I am so tired of sifting through so called "reviews" when all they do is take it out of the box and never actually show the tool in use. "Unboxing" videos, in my opinion, are completely useless and pointless, but to each their own I guess. Anyway, thank you for showing the tool in action.

Nice video.

First time I used this tool I was very pleased with the performance. I hung it in my shed with the little hook at the base of the saw housing. I didn't have to use it again for a few weeks. When I needed it again the chain oil had leaked out and soaked the foam rubber on the extention handle. Any ideas how to keep this from happening or repairing it.

Just wanted to ask a question. I have a regular gas powered chainsaw and you need to get a running start before you start cutting. I notice you just put the saw on top of the limb then you pull the trigger. Is that what they recommend? Couldn't find it in the manual.

I had trouble disassembling and reassembling extended bars. Male electrical plug came part way out of the tube. Couldn't align it properly.

can You help me find the battery for that ! just wana make sure which one to buy ! please ! I have the pole saw but Im confused on which battery is the correct one to buy ! thanks for the video

I have some Holly Trees that are about 12' tall and need to be pruned from growing taller. Is this overkill to trim simple Holly type (smaller 1/4" dia.) branches? I think this looks like it would work fine, but thought to reach out.

Can the power head be used for other Ryobi tool attachments like edger or hedge trimmer?

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Sad part is that in Australia they get the maintenance free oil free version and we do not…

I used it once it worked great. The second time i went to use it the battery would not take a charge. The charger is blinking Red and green.

Just got mine. Waiting on battery to charge

New chains stretch at first

Lol I was only here on how to put on the strap it comes with lol everything else is common sense!!

Garbage two uses and it started spitting oil took it back…

Everyone hate on ryobi so much it’s annoying. I get it, it’s not Milwaukee or dewalt or whatever but let me tell you. I’ve had 2 ryobi drills in the last almost 2 years and the first one I have still works. The 1 speed started clicking and speed 2 still worked fine but about 3 years ago I upgraded. The green ryobi drill replaced the blue and yellow one from 2007. I dropped the 2007 drill off a 6 foot ladder on concrete multiple times. It’s an 18v it out last my dewalt 14v I had at the time. Anyways I digress, I bought an electric ryobi expand it weed whacker 40v, a couple weeks back, because after having a 2 yr old 4 stroke weed eater I can’t get started. Pull and pul for 15 mins and nothing. Anyways, the ryobi whacker works fine for my front and back yard and edging. I’m looking at getting this pole saw just to trim small branches and honestly I think it looks pretty damn good.