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Posted 3 April 2023
Ryobi 18V ONE+ Cordless Grass Trimmer (Bare Unit), 25cm Cutting Width - £31.90 Delivered (UK Mainland) @ CBS Power Tools
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This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
Seems to be a good price for Ryobi OLT1825M 18V ONE+ Cordless Grass Trimmer at £24.95 + £6.95 Delivery
Next best price seems to be from RYOBI for £44.24 + £5.99 Delivery and Amazon for £59.49
Other Deals:
Ryobi ONE+ 25cm Grass Trimmer 18V RLT1825M20S 2.0Ah Kit - £59.95 + £6.95 Delivery
Ryobi ONE+ 25 cm Grass Trimmer 18V RY18LT25A-120P 2.0Ah Kit - £69.95 + £6.95 Delivery
The OLT1825M Cordless Grass Trimmer features a 25cm cutting path and two handle design to make it both easy to use and efficient at its job.
The auto feed spool included with this product also speed up the process by partially automating the setup of the device.
The tool also features a unique design to allow the operator to switch between trimming and edging modes in a matter of seconds.
• No. of batteries supplied: 0
• Voltage (V): 18
• Cutting line diameter (mm): 1.6
• Cutting path width [cm]: 25
• Line feed system: Auto-feed
• Weight without battery pack (kg) : 1.3
• Vibration Level Auxiliary Handle [m|s²] : 1.7
• Vibration Level Main Handle [m|s²] : 0.9
• Vibration uncertainty [m|s²] : 1.5
• Sound Power [dB Lwa] : 90.0
Next best price seems to be from RYOBI for £44.24 + £5.99 Delivery and Amazon for £59.49
Other Deals:
Ryobi ONE+ 25cm Grass Trimmer 18V RLT1825M20S 2.0Ah Kit - £59.95 + £6.95 Delivery
Ryobi ONE+ 25 cm Grass Trimmer 18V RY18LT25A-120P 2.0Ah Kit - £69.95 + £6.95 Delivery
The OLT1825M Cordless Grass Trimmer features a 25cm cutting path and two handle design to make it both easy to use and efficient at its job.
The auto feed spool included with this product also speed up the process by partially automating the setup of the device.
The tool also features a unique design to allow the operator to switch between trimming and edging modes in a matter of seconds.
• No. of batteries supplied: 0
• Voltage (V): 18
• Cutting line diameter (mm): 1.6
• Cutting path width [cm]: 25
• Line feed system: Auto-feed
• Weight without battery pack (kg) : 1.3
• Vibration Level Auxiliary Handle [m|s²] : 1.7
• Vibration Level Main Handle [m|s²] : 0.9
• Vibration uncertainty [m|s²] : 1.5
• Sound Power [dB Lwa] : 90.0
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Edited by Random1234, 3 April 2023
58 Comments
sorted byI've been using one in my Ryobi strimmer with no issues for the last couple of years.
Even try the newer 9Ahr non-OEM batteries (but only the newer ones with modified finger release tabs at the bottom of the battery so even small hands can remove them.….and go for the UK supplied ones with a 3/5yr warranty, about £35/40 on eBay, Still cheaper than Ryobi’s weedy 1.5/2Ahr batteries.
I use milwaukee batteries and an adapter with a couple of Ryobi tools
I saw this deal and thought bargain, I can afford that... need to buy. I have an allotment that is knee high in weeds and thought this would be perfect for getting it cut back to a point where I can start digging it over. Then I noticed that it was a 'bare unit' which I take from reading the comments means I need a battery and have to say I'm a bit confused!
I have a couple of battery units that came with a DeWalt cordless drill I purchased 10 years ago from Screwfix (posted on here on offer for £40) and wondered whether these might fit...I did apologise in advance if I'm asking a daft question! I'm a typical home DIY enthusiast, the drill is still like new and has had minimal use ergo the batteries are still in tip top condition. It was a budget DeWalt drill but it's met my needs over the years...
There are obviously people on this forum that are very knowledgeable in this field or at least they sound like they are! I would therefore be very grateful for their advice on whether these batteries would fit this grass trimmer? The drill's description is...
DeWalt DC756KA 12V 2.0Ah Ni-Cd Cordless Drill Driver
I guess it's the '12V 2.0Ah Ni-Cd' that refers to the battery? I hadn't really given much thought that these batteries are to some degree pretty interchangeable like your run of the mill AA and AAA household batteries.
If I'm able to use these batteries on this Ryobi then that would be great as I can afford it but if I have to purchase a battery then I may have to revert back to the manual method and use my garden shears