RYOBI RY40508 40V HP 18-inch Chainsaw Review [5-Year WARRANTY]
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- Does the @RYOBITOOLSUSA 40V HP 18-inch brushless chainsaw really have gas-like power, as they claim. We're here to find out. You can pick up the Ryobi RY40508 kit with the chainsaw, 5Ah battery, charger, and case for just $329 from @HomeDepot and this includes a 5-year warranty.
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This Ryobi is not like the other previous models. Amazing power for the price! A 6ah should have come with this model.
Just bought the 14 inch with 4ah batteries and it’s incredible. I cut up 2 small trees making well over 100 cuts of 4 to 6 inch timber and still have one bar lit on original battery! That’s insane!
Just bought this same model saw today at HD. Prices have increased $40 from when this video was made last year. With tax in my state, my total cost was a couple bucks under $400. For that price, I got the actual saw tool, the 5 ah battery, the charger, and the storage case. That's a decent amount of hardware for a modest price.
Had this thing on clearance for $240 and I bit. A couple extra chains for $20ea to ensure I've always got a sharp on-hand if I'm dragging my feet on sharpening. I only have 8 acres to keep up with, but a majority of it is wooded with some real beefy, ancient bastards for trees. My expectations were low, figured it could serve light duty when I didn't feel like breaking out the fueled saw and filling it with trufuel and lube.
I'm no lumberjack, but I have this saw and LOVE it. The case is a great plus.
I just bought one yesterday for a tree that started falling in the backyard.
I got Oregon chain and bar oil and added it to my saw, the problem is that I could not see it through the window because it was clear fluid. I ended up over filling it and spilled it. Now I will have to get a darker fluid.
That seems like a pretty impressive saw especially for the price. Like most of Ryobi brushless tools they work well as long as you let them work at their own pace. Great review and very realistic with expectations.
I was running this saw for about 2 hours at about a 30-50% duty cycle
I like my 16" saw... It will be great for camping. No mess... No gas. It stores extremely well. Plenty of saw for occasional use. Good review. Thanks!
Dude's got a mix of Milwauke, Skil, Ryobi, DeWalt, even a Kobalt, Bosch, and possibly Makita I see in the background there. This is a man I trust to list the pros and find the flaws
Great saw my 16 dose the job also. Keep keeping all informed great lesson
I have three. Got rid of my gas junk...too many fouled plugs, having to mix the gas/oil, cold, or non- starts, etc. .....they ( gas) is yesterdays news. I plug in a battery in my Ryobi chainsaw and I am instantly cutting firewood ......no waiting.
Question answered - the 6 amp from my mower works with that saw too! great review - THX!
It's a decent saw with plenty of power...the plastic case is a plus. worth to try. Thanks very informative review.!!!
Excellent review. Thank you.
Oh how nice, you get an actual chain-brake. Yeah, that's something you don't get if you chose to standardize on Ryobi's 18v. battery platform. Though competing models from Kobalt, and Craftsman for example; do give you a chain-brake with their chainsaws designed to take on the Ryobi 18v. models.
Only reason I have battery operated garden tools is because I don't feel like doing the extra work buying the gas, mixing in the 2 stroke oil, and storing it in a shortage container all for something that gets overall very little use. It's just much cheaper for me at least to just buy a battery operated one and use that then recharge in any electrical outlet when the battery runs low.
I've had the 14" version for a year now. I'm ready to replace it as it just has so many issues.
On the smaller chain saw, I like the oil button to give an extra bit.