I'm so glad to hear that!

I hear you my friend. Fortunately or unfortunately, (depends on how you look at it), they have not changed the safety switch (It's required to have them) and i get that, the simple fix for #RYOBI is to make the switches out of metal NOT plastic. Since I have changed mine, it's been working perfectly and it's been well over a year now. Again, not telling anyone they should do this, since i have to say that, and I DO NOT ALLOW a child or even a young teen to operate the mower if you do make these changes. I am the ONLY one who handles the mower. They make sure great products and now have serval mower versions out (not sure that is) BUT STILL don't make the safety switches out of metal, I'm shocked that they are allowed to make a safety switch out of plastic, THAT... doesn't seem safe! LOL

@@manview5178 I hear ya I don’t even allow any of my grandkids to touch these pieces of equipment it gas operated or electric they have to do it with their father so that they can learn and if they think that they’re gonna use mine they better be over 14 years or 1516 I don’t know it depends on their knowledge too but I mostly do not let anyone mess with my motor driven equipment I hear you on that point

Still have mine mounted for over a year and it works perfectly! love it!

I agree, however, it's either pay for a repair, buy a new one or fix it for a few bucks.

Nice add on! good luck, i'm on my 6th or 7th season with mine (can't remember anymore), lol.. so many new models they came out with since i did this video but the issue is still happening even with the new models.

Thats fine, not telling you HAVE to do that, BUT... if your mower isn't covered under the warranty any longer, you'll have to pay HD (the authorized repair shop) to fix it, which is about $165. Half the price of the mower. OR.. you could just buy another $400 mower... OR you could just do this for a few bucks and 20 mins of work and save yourself a bunch of time and money,,, but that’s your call. Good luck!

Hi, as far as i know there is no syncing setup, my remote worked right out of the box. Be sure your using good batteries in teh remote (one of mine was weak the first time and nothing worked). I replaced them all with new ones and it worked. Be sure your base is fully charged as well by the solar pannels. The base should be ON in order for it to work with the remote. If you leave it OFF the remote cannot communicate with the base.

@@manview5178 thank you, I’ll try new batteries and turn on. Thanks so much for answering so quickly!

@@IMOO1896 No problem, let me know if you get it to work.

Thanks.. I have a heavy beard, and I've never used a brush. I just lather it up and start shaving. However, I agree.. a brush is a better way to apply any shaving cream to ensure it gets between the hairs.

@@manview5178 good video always!!!! Congratulations

Thanks!

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All handles are different in each model, but. the two screws to mine were located underneath the handle. If you look around, you should see two screws either under the handle or on the sides of the handle. Refer to the manual if you don't see them there. Hope this helps.

This is the one i use, you can get it in shorter lengths depending on much you need. You can also string two together. amzn.to/3IoDDjA

Thanks, my model didn't have that.

I agrre, they could have made the cannister a littel bigger, however, I do at time use a long thin screw driver to help pull some hair out.

As I said in the video, The blade has over 12 uses on it already so i needed to run the blade over a couple of extra times, however, even doing that, the blade didn't cut or burn. Also, with an edge like this, you can't "push" down like you do with a regular razor. You have to do the Place and Glide method so it cuts, not rips. If this was a new blade, i would have gone over each pass twice (like any blade) and it would have been fine. Cuts close, lasts long and you do need to learn how to use it because it will cut you, so it's best to pass once very lightly (depending on your beard thickness, mine is very thick, and stiff) and then go over once again to a get a close cut. Hope that helps!

hmmm good question, I never had to remove that, however, i did have to remove honey that was stuck on for days and after several passes finally got it all up.

Hi, yes, very happy with it, You can bring the vacuum almost all the way down to the floor as you see me do with the chairs in the video, so getting under a bed shouldn't be a problem. Thanks for watching I hope you subscribed and liked the video.

My bed clearance is just 4"... I hope it's will work out for my wife or she'll make my life miserable 🤷‍♂️ at least she'll try to 🤣

I'd send it back, sounds like it's not working at all, or the self charging solar batteries are bad.

Thanks! I'm glad it helped. Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already, and Happy Holidays my friend!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for you video!

Hi, Yeah, it depends. I live in New York on Long Island and the winters can get pretty bad here as well. I have a two car driveway as well as you saw on the video and went it through the snow with no issues at all. What I can tell you is this, this blower can easily handle a foot to a foot and half at a time with no issues at all. If you're the type of person that lets the now stop before the cleanup and have over a foot and half to 3 feet or snow?, it will work, BUT... you will need to make several passes. As you saw on the video, i went through snow that was higher than the blower, the blower went under he snow, i did have to back up and go over the same spot again to cleanup the top that now fell to the ground. to avoid that, I go outside and clean up about every 8 to 9 inches and it works great! PLENTY of POWER. In fact, the one thing i wasn't crazy about was that it blows SOOO HARD out of the shoot, about 25 feet! you can't adjust the speed, so if you have neighbors close by, you have to keep adjusting the shoot nozzle to avoid shooting the snow all over their property. with all this said, if you get a lot of "freezing icy snow" that's very heavy and hard, i would go with a blower that has a steal/metal blade. This has a very thick hard rhino plastic blade (which works great), but don't know how it would stand up to hard Icey thick snow. Hope this helps? Gary

@@manview5178 thank you for quick respond. You give me more confidence.

But will 15 Amp has more power than 13 amp?

Yes, depending on the price increase, it may not be worth the slight boost in power. Again, this shoots about 25 feet out of the nozzle (pretty powerful) i wish i could turn it down sometimes because it blows it so far. If you feel more confident with the extra power and you can find one at the right price, you may want to check out the reviews first and go that way. @@Bingoye

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It actual only has 2 safety switches, not sure where you got 5?! If your not a complete f@cking idiot and you an adult and know how to hold onto a lawn mower, you should be fine, and for for those that are mowing your lawns straight downhill.. maybe remove all the kids lined up at the bottom!.. SMH!

....No Hills. ...No Kids ....All Is Well!

....No Hills. ...No Kids ....All Is Well!

One of my handle-extension latches had come loose due to shaking. Just unlocked the other side, pulled the handle out as far as it would go, then relocked both sides.

Hi Steve, true, but what are your options after 4 years of using it? throw it away and buy another mower for $400? or spend a couple of buck, 20 mins, fix it and keep using it for a few more years like I did, and mine is still running fine! I (like most) didn't know this was going to happen a few years after I purchased it, so I did what needed to be done to not spend another $400. As of this year, Ryobi is looking into changing these pieces out for metal (instead of plastic) parts because of videos like these and complaints, so it's working. I have dozens of Ryobi power tools, lawn tools and even their Pet Stick vacuum and have had very few (if any) issues with any of them, so overall I'm extremely happy with their products, and NO I'm not sponsored by Ryobi, nor have they ever gifted me anything.

@@manview5178 I have a construction company and all I use is ryobi, just not crazy about the mower , I don't have the time nor patience to fix something in 3 different places that I just paid good money for , ryobi should be ashamed

@@manview5178 I have a construction company and all I use is ryobi, just not crazy about the mower , I don't have the time nor patience to fix something in 3 different places that I just paid good money for , ryobi should be ashamed

Great, glad it worked!

Glad it helped

Try this. It fits the mdel i show in the video. Type 2 is the whole pc, type one is just the blade itself, depending on which one your modal has installed. amzn.to/3O7yf88

@@manview5178 Much appreciated

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