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PS - To create a 'self-propelling' Ryobi just put a small strap around the handgrip and that will keep it running until the battery is finished.



   
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@gdh That's my mower right there!  Thanks for the water spray idea....I'm gonna try it.



   
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@gdh I need the "dead man's" motor kill lever because my min. poodle/cocker cross puppy keeps lunging at it wanting it to "play"....the silly mutt would be shredded.



   
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Posted by: @gdh

@perrone1   Crimmey!  Get off your duff and use a Ryobi self-propelling mower.  You can read a book while you follow it around and give it a quick tug once in a while, to change direction.  Keeps the heart in great condition and you can spray a little water on your forehead so your partner sees you expending 'blood sweat and tears.'  With any luck he/she will meet you at the end with a cold one and a sandwich.

 

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I have a John Deere self-propelled walk-behind; three speed 22 inch mower that has run perfect since the day I bought it some 22 years ago. BUT I have a ton of Ryobi battery-powered yard tool

(10) Ryobi Tools 07 2024

 



   
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@perrone1   It's raining cats and dogs so I can't get out to take a pic of my Ryobi 'collection' in the workshop, but I can see several of mine in your garage(?).  I don't see the drill, chainsaw, or sander and I highly recommend those tools.  Are your tools in a heated garage/basement?  The rep told me it is best to keep the charger and batteries in a moderate climate, such as indoors, or in a heated garage.  They don't do well in extreme temperatures, supposedlly.



   
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