Day 2 with Ryobi RY40860

Does a battery-powered snow blower have enough power to clear our deck? We first tested it on December 2, 2019 after the storm that hit Massachusetts and most other parts of the country. Then that night a second snow storm hit us so we tried the new Ryobi RY40860 again the next morning on December 3, 2019. [This video was made for a Ryobi 'Review to Win' giveaway.]

[@LuisMartinez-mg3pf]

Thank you for the wonderful insight!

[@nancyend7428]

Must live in Colorado where the snow is light and fluffy- I’m younger and had no such easy experience with typical Chicago snow- hard to push the snow blower, it was slow to get the snow moved

[@cachada102030]

good job Jessica 👍👍👍👍🙏🙏👍

[@youtubedavidprice]

@Persica PF -- Good question... it's been awhile since we've had snow so my memory isn't very fresh but I seem to recall it lasts about 45 minutes. It's not a heavy-duty blower but for light snow not over 10 inches it does the job.

[@youtubedavidprice]

Yes, approximately. I haven't used it yet but my wife feels that more than a foot would be too deep for it.

[@heyoou]

You have to bend the chute lower so you don’t get a face full of snow.

[@samlocoaa1726]

I don't think alot of people knows how to bend the chute

[@jessemcnabb8356]

You are 5 foot nothing just like me. Let the handles down LOL.

[@bronxn.y.apartmenttour7180]

Seems like Jessica was doing all the heavy work, but you were the one breathing heavy!

[@youtubedavidprice]

Yes but someone had to shoot the video!

[@youtubedavidprice]

Correction... it's about 10 inches.

[@Godfather44055]

that's what she said...lol

[@EddiePaolo]

That's about a foot of snow ?

[@persiansuperstar]

how much runtime does it last with 2 batteries ?

[@youtubedavidprice]

About 45 minutes