is the difference in voltage a power difference? If I have a small yard, the 18v

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Jul 1, 2024
10:53:38am

4slyce All-American

would be sufficient?

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4slyce

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My 2-stroke trimmer died this weekend. Any battery powered trimmers that you

Royal_Minister

Jul 1, 9:29am

This Ego is my favorite after a few trials.

byubryce

Jul 1, 9:33am

What I love probably the most is how easy it is to re-string.

EM_Puma

Jul 1, 9:55am

My ryobi One+ is decent. I’ll go through 3 or 4 4AH batteries to get the yard done,

Skeptical Optimist

Jul 1, 9:37am

Do you have a recommended battery or do you just buy the expensive Ryobi ones?

Royal_Minister

Jul 1, 9:43am

I have a few of the 6AH ones and they are pretty good

Skeptical Optimist

Jul 1, 9:47am

I was looking at going the ryobi route. Do you have the 40v or the 18v? There is

4slyce

Jul 1, 10:10am

I only have 18v

Skeptical Optimist

Jul 1, 10:18am

is the difference in voltage a power difference? If I have a small yard, the 18v

4slyce

Jul 1, 10:53am

I have a big yard and 18v is sufficient, but 40v does have more power

Skeptical Optimist

Jul 1, 11:10am

I have the 40v mower and trimmer. They work great but I have a pretty small yard

scottfunkel

Jul 1, 10:38am

yeah, I have a smaller yard, so would the 18v mower/trimmer be enough? And then

4slyce

Jul 1, 10:52am

It's hard to say. I would probably get the job done most of the time.

scottfunkel

Jul 1, 11:00am

I have the 40v and it works great. Same battery for the 10 foot pole chainsaw.

valcorger

Jul 1, 11:06am

Pull the air filter. If that doesn't get it running check to see that the fuel

misterpepper

Jul 1, 9:40am

Milwaukee

Stucoug83

Jul 1, 10:14am

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