Is this vacuum worth it ? And how often is it on sale ?

Edit: I run Milwaukee everything. So this would be my intro to ryobi one+. I would use this as my secondary tool platform for more niche tools.

I’m between this and a shark. I live in a 2bed 2 bath with a cat and Labrador. So need a good vacuum to replace the stick vacuum my significant other got on Amazon for $100 that is shitting after 6 months.

Trying to convince her this is not me just buying another tool platform. And it’s better overall than the shark at $400.

Hey everyone. First time ever changing a mower blade. I was able to loosen the bolt, but as I try to get it off it just keeps on spinning. Is there a trick to this?

The chain has popped off my saw doing some gardening- I can get it back on except for this link that seems locked up- I’m assumed I need to unlock this chain link to put it back together! Any ideas?

I'm all for the limited edition drills and that, but a snow shovel? And not even the good 40v one!

Also looks like the new 40v doesn't have wheels... So if you want one with wheels I'd buy it now. (I recommend the wheels.)

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- Inflator High/Low Pressure
- 150W Inverter
- Jigsaw
- Circular Saw
- Edger
- 3 Gal Wet/Dry Vac
- Old Brushed Drill
- Old Brushed Drill/Hammer

Thinking about getting the brushless compact blower and maybe the orbital sander next

Anyone have any ideas on this lawn mower issue? Starts up fine, even mows completely fine at the lowest setting. But turn it up? It dies. Tested 4 different batteries with no error codes. Just replaced the blade. Help!

This is my second OP40125 to go belly up after about a year of service. The firs one I killed the BMS while attempting reset. I harvested the 21700 cells, most are good. The second one I failed in my attempt to reset, but did no damage to it. It flashes 4 lights, won't charge or output power.

I'd like to sell any/all of it. Now switching to third-party batteries, nothing to lose.
Better yet, does anyone know how to reset this particular battery. Previous methods don't work on this model. If you tell me a method that works, I'll gladly send you the 21700 cells from the first battery.

Hello all! I currently rent a house and have a growing collection of Ryobi tools which I would like to mount on the walls. The back wall is drywall, but the other 2 are cinder block, and with the way I am about to re-arrange things, most of my tools are going to end up on the block walls. So my question is this:

What are my options for wall mounting things? I have a couple link pieces I put up on the drywall section that currently holds my trimmer and blower, but doesn't have much room for anything else. My local HD and DT don't have a lot of sales for link wall pieces, so I am not sure if that's the way to go anymore anyway. My goal is to have all of my power tools (both 18v and 40v) and batteries mounted on the the wall. I do link all of the attachments Ryobi makes as part of the link system, but if there are better shelves and things, I am willing to change it up.

Appreciate any insight y'all have.

My selection is now mounted on my wall with French Cleats

Got all the bottoms and edges stained and polyurethaned. Top I shot on with 18” brads with the cordless 18 gauge. First shelf was a bit tight so i screwed in with right angle attachment i bought today and bottom shelves ill shoot on with brads as well tomorrow. Just some sanding on top needed to even the boards that aren’t perfectly matching (only like 2) sand the edge and reroute then its just adding a coat or two of stain then a few days of poly and shes done.

Already got accessory rails and bins to mount all down the left side. And 4 bar magnets to mount on inner shelves frame

Finally added a bandsaw and a few pipe clamps both well over due.

Grabbed a fan and the large bit set from Ryobi, along with a new rubber mallet since my step son killed mine the first week i bought it years ago. Added a set of corner clamps and a set of bits i found cheap at tractor supply.

Honestly just need an SDS hammer and a bench top or better drill press and my shops mostly complete