Ryobi PRC01CN 18V One+ Cordless Ratchet Review [UNIQUE FEATURE]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- The 18V Ryobi PRC01 cordless ratchet with a pivoting head performs very well and it includes a feature not seen on other cordless ratchets.
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Since Ryobi had to deal with their large 18V battery at the base of the ratchet, they decided to add a rotating head, so the head of the ratchet can be moved to the optimum position for the job. You can choose 4 different positions, every 90-degrees.
This Ryobi 18v ratchet bridges the gap well between the professional mechanic and the DIY car enthusiast. Even with the brushed motor, this ratchet delivers plenty of power to run off nuts and bolts. You can purchase the Ryobi PRC01CN for just $79 as a bare tool, and you get a 3-year warranty.
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I used th-cam.com/users/postUgkx4ynqaujg7rZKFapA8s29kTpRszJGa3-K this for the first time today to replace the front wheel bearing on my rwd 98 dodge dakota. This had absolutely no issue removing or reinstalling the lug nuts and it took off the axle nut without any struggle. Sounds like it's got some muscle to it. Time will tell
i have the 3\8 ratchet. My fiance got it for me for my birthday last year because we already have a bunch of one plus tools. I love it. i have used it all day then let it set for a month then used it all day again on the same battery pack, and it still wasn't dead. I will probably pick this one up and the new long neck one as well.
One big thing about Ryobi is their tools last a minimum of 5 years of heavy use. I've never had less life, usually longer life than 5 years, even heavy use.
I've never had a battery problem either, with Ryobi lithium batteries. All my Ryobi batteries are still working 5 years later.
Can you say that about any other brands?
I have had mine for a couple weeks and so far I like it. The rpm is much faster than my 16 volt Matco. I use it to work on Transit Buses and it works great for taking off clamps and small fasteners. Plus you can't beat the price for 79 bucks and a 3 year warranty. As for longevity will see. I tend to beat the crap out of my tools so we will find out soon, lol.
Thanks for sharing and please keep us posted on how well it holds up. You're right, for the price, even if you replaced it every year, that's not bad. Thanks for watching.
How has it been? has it lasted this long? is it still around?
Definetly appretiate it being a affordable option for a electric ratchet. If they had those slim handle batteries like the milwaki m12 I think Ryobi might be the most popular on the market with its pricepoint
Great review. This ratchet is tempting, but they just announced extended ratchets as well.
Ryobi is looking pretty good these days. I own milwaukee m18 fuel tools but I probably shouldn't.
How in the world did you manage to do an entire review video without showing it in action?
I'm the magic man. Thanks for watching.
Picked one up for $42 with battery ( 1.5 amp ) and charger. So not bad.
The tool you are reviewing is now on sale for $45 with battery and charger at HD. I picked up another one today.
shit that's cheap
I have the milwaukee and this ryobi . I use the milwaukee the most but I use the ryobi from time to time and you cannot beat the price .
They really could build a compact battery with smaller cells that still has the tower and still charges in the charger and still works in other tools if they really wanted to make things like this ratchet work better. Anything past the battery latch could be removed. Yes it would be a special battery just for these tools, but at least these different batteries could be used in a drill if you needed it. I've passed on these ratchets due to the battery issue, and I have about 15 18+ volt tools going back to the old blue tools for some things.
You are correct, that wouldn't be a bad idea. That's a lot of Ryobi One+ tools. Thanks for watching.
I have batteries from the original blue ONE+ Tools that still work with the green tools I bought today.
Exactly right. That's what Ryobi is know for. Their oldest battery will work with their newest tool and their oldest tool will work with the newest battery. Thanks for watching.
TTI makes both red and neon only thing is designed differently but same internals brushed or not brushed.
So power and reliability is there only thing is neon always have a little more bulk and not designed as good but the 4 position anvil makes this great for value and not a bad design.
Thanks for watching.
They are not the same internals, I have some milwaukee tools and their ryobi "equivalents" and they are no where near the same on the inside.
I love ryobi tools, they are very nifty. On my old ryobi drill there is a magnet in the place of where this has that extension holster and i do use it all the time to hold screws that im working with . Im definitely gonna buy this and add it to my arsenal, the only negative is that im watching this video now and the price for this has gone up substantially! It now costs a whole benjamin!!!
I have some Ryobi tools that are almost 20 years old. They can use all the new batteries. That is a huge savings for me. Why replace an old tool that still works.
I currently have about 15 Ryobi tools of different ages as well as a number of batteries and the same batteries work for all them.
we have snap-on's here at work and there's a little tab on the back to change directions except it gets stuck constantly to where you have to use a wrench to turn it,
That really stinks. The tab is that hard to turn? Will Snap-on warranty it?
Just got one at direct tools, hope it’s useful. I work on bmws so it’s hard to fit tools like that in places but we’ll see
Let us know what you think after you use it. Thanks for watching.
How do you like it?
@@mike_t_007 it was useful sometimes but the one I had Atleast wasn’t really powerful enough, and it wasn’t small enough to get into tight spaces, I would probably still by one because there were a few instances it was helpful, I have a kobalt 20v one now and it’s a little more useful but also more expensive
Also the motor burnt out after a year but I was using it for harder jobs than it was designed to
@@krispytoast8804 Thanks for the heads up! Sorry to hear about your motor. Do you know if this is a brushless or brush motor? I hear brushless is supposed to last much longer. I'm currently looking into the Hercules Extended ratchet. Have you heard anything about those?
I don't get how they used a 18v power source and still make the same ft/lb rating as a 12v. I was gonna get it since Im already invested into the Ryobi ecosystem, but I went with the husky cordless ratchet cause it's slimmer, just as powerful, I'm pretty good at keeping my stuff charged so I don't worry about not having a replaceable battery.
We haven't tested the Husky yet, so we'll see if we can get one in for a review. Thanks for watching.
ryobi could have easily built that rachet with an internal battery like husky. The battery defeats the purpose of the tool (fitting into small areas).
How has Ridgid not have this tool yet ☠️
Very good question, and we don't know why. Thanks for watching.
This thing is awesome. I bought one.
Ryobi has a 40V line. They should make a 12V line as well.
Wow...definitely could use one of them.
Good job man
I was searching and my head blows so many reviews on Amazon, want Milwaukee but it's still about same price of Milwaukee on ebay some people selling some packager battery, charger and the unit and iam diyer, but thinking many time before doing projects cause too much ratcheting and at the end of the day you have to take deep rest
Iam not a mechanic so I think I'll buy this even , have seen a TH-cam and seen ryoubi doing much more better than Milwaukee
The Milwaukee is a better ratchet, but the Ryobi is still a great ratchet for DIY. Thanks for watching.
Black Friday 2022, 79 with kit and batteries Home Depot
Really smart engineers at TTI!
No doubt.
If they were smart, they would have made the battery rotate and not the head, that way the trigger would always be in the right spot.
Pro1er I doubt the plastic would have been strong enough to withstand manual ratcheting with a joint like that in the end of the tool.
@@Pro1er They need egineers like you. lol. I would assume that you'd have to worry about wires twisting, or have some sort of brass contacts and runways, which seems expensive.
@@Shoptoolreviews Their angle grinder used to rotate the battery and I believe they had another tool that did too but I can't remember which one right now.
I think the reason they included the extension is to overcome the length of the battery and still have the trigger in the correct position.
would have liked to see a real world test and even a torture test to see the actual capabilities. put the tool to work. isn't that what it was built for?
for the price.. you cant beat this thing... I freaking love it
You have all that nice hardware but it sounds like your microphone is not working properly.
😊 love mine good tool
the way the battery is positioned it holds me back from buying. I have many Ryobi batteries so that is disappointing.
If they make the head longer it will make up for the battery size
They are releasing a new extended ratchet in the coming months. Thanks for watching.
169 , tool only
Deciding on this or a no name amazon with batteries for same price
We'd have to go with the Ryobi. At least you can exchange them at any Home Depot if something goes wrong.
Amazon one suck I just bought a 3/8 Ryobi one today through the junk Amazon one in the garbage
How do you take the socket off??
its too long. i bought one a week a go and returned it. its the only ryobi tool i haven't liked. the big ass battery on the end makes in unwieldy in tight spaces. there is a reason the other brands are 12 volt with the battery fitting inside the handle. i got the $60 husky one instead.
Thanks for the feedback. We always want to hear what users are thinking. We haven't tried the Husky yet. Thanks for watching.
Battery profile is not user friendly for me.
Why use this tool if you have a compact impact wrench or drill driver with adaptor?
Cant always get in with them. When I'm fitting movers this works perfectly
Just weird enough for me to want it 😂
I hear ya.
I don't think ryobi actually knew what this tool is mostly used and designed for, fitting in tight spaces where you would take ages with a ratchet
That battery is just the exact opposite of what is needed
I think they knew exactly, but they just wanted to release a ratchet for their huge DIY/Hobbyist base. We know they're not going to change a battery platform now, so they did what they could. I'm not taking up for them but I'm just stating what I think are the facts. I still agree with you that the battery is still the pain. Thanks for watching.
This is my hesitation, an electric ratchet is going to help me most where I can't get any room to spin back and forth with a manual ratchet.
This ratchet is free if you purchase the impact wrench from Home Depot for $100
Only complaint I have is the Patel is kinda floppy and makes a lot of noise
It does seem to make a little noise. Thanks for watching.
cant get the damn bits off the end once i put them on
Ummm? Did i just miss it? Is this variable speed?
I'm not sure if it's variable speed or not. We'll have to check. Thanks for watching.
By the time you get the socket and put it on and bla...bla... I've already remove bolt with a manual ratchet.
For a single bolt that's true. Dropping an oil pan, or working in a space where you dont' have room to swing a ratchet, they are useful.
What's the foot pounds?
35 ft-lbs
They want $115 US for this same model in AUS, rip off price. I think Ryobi should try and lay the battery in line with the tool like others have done, would be perfect. Everyone else using 12v, this beats them in the power dept.
If your considered a pro whatever that means we use air tools
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This one is a bust for me. There are plenty of electric ratchets out there under 70$ that will spin nuts off all day and don't have that giant battery on them.
Definitely not for everyone. However, for someone that already has Ryobi batteries, it performs well for the price.
They have another re branded version called Aoben on Amazon with 2 batteries, case and charger Seems to have pretty good reviews. amzn.to/31syNvR
@@Shoptoolreviews i'm a ryobi man, and i returned this tool. its too long, i used it on the brake caliper pins on my saturn and i barely got it into the wheel well to do the job. i returned it and got the husky which is much shorter.
There is almost zero excuse to buy this when a milwaukee can be had for not much more, or even the milwaukee knock offs for the same price
If you can buy the bare tool for cheap, and you already have Ryobi batteries. Thanks for watching.
very hard to listen to
Sorry about that . Thanks for watching.
I apologize for YOU having to review that joke of a 3/8 ratchet
My thoughts are that you have to put each review into context. Would I recommend this to a Pro mechanic, No. However, is this a useful tool for someone that already has Ryobi tools, sure. Thanks for watching.
@@Shoptoolreviews understood sir!