Will these work on Ryobi battery trimmer that has a connector on the shaft or does it have to be gas?
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Sounds like it would have to be for a Gas model only. There are no electrical connectors or elec motor on this edger.
937150
Ryobi has an "Expand-It" line of 40v yard tools. This line uses these kinds of attachments and if you check out youtube, there is a review of this edger using a Ryobi gas model. The "Expand-it" attachments will fit both gas and battery version, so if this edger fits the gas model, I don't see a problem with it working on the battery version. However, Ryobi does have another 40v tool line that uses attachments with the motors in the attachments themselves. This edger will not work with that model.
937151
Ryobi has an "Expand-It" line of 40v yard tools. This line uses these kinds of attachments and if you check out youtube, there is a review of this edger using a Ryobi gas model. The "Expand-it" attachments will fit both gas and battery version, so if this edger fits the gas model, I don't see a problem with it working on the battery version.However, Ryobi does have another 40v tool line that uses attachments with the motors in the attachments themselves. This edger will not work with that model.
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I've not tried the Ryobi 40v. Gas trimmers can cause numbness and tingling in the fingers after extended use due the motor vibration, plus it is necessary to mess around with 2 cycle fuel mixing, and storage, and trying to babysit the thing through a few months of non-usage is a giant PITA for the casual user. What I have found to be a great trimmer are those manufactured by Core, which you can look up on the web. These are real industrial quality trimmers. Still no mess electric, though, but smooth running and quiet. Battery lasts about an hour per session of steady usage.
2045381
I use it with the gas model I dont beleive it would work that well with a battery model for problems I have run into with other battery operated tools
680648
To the best of my knowledge, any 18 Volt Ryobi tool will work with any 18 volt Ryobi battery. And I have quite a few of each. My choice for 'power hog' tools is the longer life battery, but any will work.
2072377
I use my Pole Saw attachment with my Ryobi trimmer (with a standard EZlink coupling system).
82128
They will work, but you need to solder bullet connectors on the wire ends of the motor.
100579
You can buy these> Battery Tender 081-0069-4 Alligator Clips with Black 2-Pin Quick Disconnect PlugAny clip with this same *wire connection* will work fine. I use the ones off of my Battery Tender because they are a few inches longer to make the stretch to a good ground.
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I'm sorry I really can't give you any positive answer to your question. I use mine for my hedge trimmer only during the summer. I suggest you contact Ryobi directly to get you answer.
1801645
Both are correct at least for what I needed them for, I used some on my 06 Hayabusa that I had motor work done on and wanted to install a presure guage, the fittings worked out fine. Hope this helps out.
2248542
I don't know but the trimmer head comes with many adapters and bushings of various sizes (at least mine did) so it might work for your Ryobi.
1373000
I cut the wires and soldered leads to connect straight to my battery lines on my Motorhome since I too did not have a lighter outlet outside on the roof where I mounted it. Just make sure you put positive with positive and neg with neg. it works just fine on mine.
1863607
I have a B&D; blower that these batteries fit. Can't say about the hedge trimmer.
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Jerry, I don't know about a Ryobi, the part no. said Black & Decker and Dewalt. Belt part no. is # 429962-08. hope this may help....take care
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Per Ryobi's website, the One+ Lithium battery is compatible with every Ryobi 18v tool. http://www.ryobitools.com/lithium/
872745
If you're trimmer is configured to take different attachments with a friction clasp and knob connector on the main shaft it should work.
1203119
Yes they will work. However, you will have to put something conductive like a magnet between the contact points if they are too short to reach them.Example using 18650 Battery18xxx means it is 18mm diameterxx65x means it is 65mm longxxxx0 means it is a round batteryUsing, say an 18500 battery like you have:18mm diameter, so it will still fit just fine50mm length, so you might need conductive spacers0 = round batteryAnd the same applies for the 18350 battery.
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Not sure. These batteries have the standard connector with one side of the connector being a square and the other side is a half a circle. Look at the end of the connector. Then make sure your connector on your speed controller is of the same type.