Ryobi Pole Chain Saw Unbox and Review (8" Bar, 9.5 foot Pole, 18V P4360)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Today we picked up the Ryobi P4360 "Pole Saw", an 8-inch chainsaw on a 9.5-foot pole (adjustable to 6.5 foot by removing the extender pole). We did a typical "unboxing", but rather than simply bench test the product, we trimmed up three problem trees in my yard as well as a neighbor's yard.
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All in all, for an 18-volt tool (same batteries as my Drills, Screw Guns, and other Ryobi tools), I was very impressed by the overall performance of this tool. See the entire video to really get a feel for how well this thing works, especially for the price.
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Thanks for watching. If anyone from Ryobi is watching, I'm dying to give the 40-volt line a try... a freebie won't earn you a guaranteed positive review, but an honest review with real-world usage, much like this video.
My only complaint for this product in particular, is that, in my opinion, it should state ON THE BOX or at LEAST within the first couple of pages of the manual, that you need to purchase some Bar & Chain oil before you can use the tool. Even a sticker on the tool, like what you might find on a mower or generator, warning you not to use until you fill it with oil, would be nice for those who simply toss the manual aside and start firing up tools (which I don't recommend of course but we all know it happens)...
I realize this is simple common sense for anyone familiar with chain saws in general, but I can see homeowners purchasing this product, having never used any other type of chain saw before, and they may be unfamiliar with the bar oil requirements... again, just an opinion there. Otherwise, it's my new favorite Ryobi tool!
Any questions or comments are welcome below! Again thanks for watching, see you soon!
ALWAYS MAKE A SMALL UNDER CUT FIRST, TO KEEP THE LIMB FROM SWING OR RIPPING THE BARK OFF THE TREE.
The play by play is the best part of this video.
On a side note. Good call on lube oil. We bought ours and noticed the no oil after watching your video.
Great video. Awesome commentary.
Thank you, I really appreciate it. I enjoy making these videos and especially if it is helpful to the community at Large
You need to under cut first them top cut but good job
You could have used veggie oil so it did not hurt the climate LOL
This was informative and entertaining! I'll buy one of these to replace my old heavy petrol one!
Not real happy this this product. I used it to cut palm tree limbs and it jams easily when in contact with the stringy hair-like portions of the palm branch and tree. It seems to work fine on other trees...but, if you plan on using it to trim palm trees it is not a very good product for that.
I live in the Midwest, never had to deal with Palm Trees :) I think the majority of the US wouldn't run into that issue, though perhaps some other tree types may be more difficult than others? Anyone care to chime in?
Hey good afternoon I just want to make a comment that I just finished using the same tool and I cut I don't know how many trees and the charge of the battery I don't know what's the last it like two and a half hours more or less I had the big one and I strongly recommend it 100%. Thanks right
you two are doing some serious actions that often cause bodily harm- be careful with that axe, Eugene!
Lmao this is hilarious
Nice job. I need one of these.
Does the saw works better with the 4 amp battery instead of the small 1.3 amp that itt comes with.???
Higher amp would increase the duration of use (how long the battery charge lasts while using)
The 1.3 and 1.5 AH batteries work just fine, but t he 4 gives you more runtime before having to swap the battery out... it's more a convenience thing, all of the batteries should provide enough power in any instant to get the job done. I've never had it cut out on me with smaller batteries because of overload