Ryobi Lawnmower Cordless OLM1833B 18V ONE Plus 33cm 35L EasyEdge - Refurbished Excellent Body Only - iforcemarket (UK Mainland)

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As part of the Ryobi ONE+™ system of over 200 cordless tools for the home, garden, automotive, crafting and so much more, the Ryobi 18V ONE+™ OLM1833B Cordless 33cm Lawn mower is perfect for small to medium lawns.

Item condition - Image on the listing is from the item catalogue. It has been inspected and fully checked and is in full working order. The item may show minor cosmetic marks and/or scratches. Packaging may have been replaced.
33cm cutting path designed for easy manoeuvrability around the garden
5-position, single point cutting height adjustment from 25-65mm
Ergonomic handle design, with 3 height positions to accommodate all users
Mow right to the perimeter of your garden with EasyEdge™ grass comb feature
Folding and removable handles with a collapsible grass catcher for easy and compact storage
Includes Mulching plug, 35L grass catcher bag
The innovative EasyEdge™ grass comb feature allows you to mow right up to the perimeter of your lawn.
Using a 5.0Ah battery (not included), the Ryobi OLM1833B can cut a lawn up to 250m² on a single charge. This is a bare tool - battery and charger are not included.
Type: Push Lawn Mowers
Power Supply: Battery
Battery Included: No (Body Only)
No.of Batteries Per Pack: 0
Battery Power: 5 Ah
Capacity: 35 L
Room: Outdoor
Mounting Location: Freestanding
Colour: Multicoloured
Style: Modern
Material: Metal, Plastic
Features: Grass Catcher, Portable, Durable, Lightweight
Included: Ryobi Lawnmower Body Only. Supplied without Battery or Charger

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17th Apr
I have one of these.
If you have a small patch of grass, it's great.

Sadly, we have 4 areas to mow and once it gets above a certain height (first cut of the year etc.), this can't cope. Even with the high-energy 4Ah battery that's £100
uk.ryobitools.eu/bat…0t/

I've also got a non-branded 9Ah one and genuinely, neither can really cope. It's just not got enough power to cut. I did, however, take the blade off and grind it to make it really, really sharp.

It's better.

But unless you have a tiny strip, I'd stick to a cheap electric mower.
17th Apr
I've got a 36V Bosch lawnmower, It does a really good job but I wouldn't want it to be any less powerful. So I'm not surprised an 18V mower would struggle with anything but short grass.
17th Apr
Don't know what people's issue is with this mower, mines fine, fairly large lawn (it goes around the corner too) can get it done on one fully charged 4ah and then use the same battery in the strimmer, what are people doing? Maybe walk faster?

19th Apr
Probably due to your short length of grass, most people only cut the grass a handful of times a year. Nice lawn though.
17th Apr
This came up on my alerts for Mobile Phones. Does it make calls?
17th Apr
Yes but don't put your ear too close to answer it
17th Apr
I love mine. Had two years now. Does my medium size lawn and the front garden verge on one charge easy. I do it on the lowest setting but more often. It’s easier to just grab and get on with it. I don’t avoid cutting the grass now compared to an electric with all the extension lead.
21st Apr
Seen others mentioning when grass slightly wet it struggles, do you find this?
17th Apr
The bit to the right of the Mower has yet to be cut, so not a real test cutting a half inch o grass
17th Apr
I started on the right, maybe time for an eye test?
17th Apr
Alternatively (appreciate its double the price, but if anyone is in the market for what's included) Ryobi are selling a bundle of this mower (new) inc. charger, 5Ah battery and a strimmer for £219.99
uk.ryobitools.eu/gar…3a/
17th Apr
Thanks. Any experience with Ryobi products? Would you recommend?
17th Apr
I would suggest not going anywhere near grass without at least a 5ah battery. Anything less just gets bogged down.
17th Apr
ryobitools.com/pro…595
17th Apr
I've had this mower for 2 years and it's on its last legs. Our lawn is fairly small and the battery isn't enough to finish it in one charge. Also the power handle has broken on one side despite minimal usage.
I'm afraid it's an example of buy cheap, buy twice.
17th Apr
I’ve had mine 3ish years and the handle has done the same thing. My battery is holding good though, but the handle broke on one side and it’s such a shame with the mower in otherwise good condition.
17th Apr
We purchased last year,it really doesn't like my back garden as its on a slight slope.
17th Apr
Have this mower and really like it. Use a 5ah battery and it’ll do both the front and back gardens with plenty of charge left over.

Only issue is the handle has snapped on one side and I’m worried it’s going to fully go soon (mower is around 3ish years old).
17th Apr
Register the 3 year guarantee?
18th Apr
I have 2x1.5ah and 1x2ah from my Ryobi drill and strimmer, would they be ok to use with this on 3 separate lawn patches of around 100m2 in total? If I had to buy another battery just for this it would kind of defeat the point and make it too expensive.
19th Apr
No, you need atleast a 4ah.
19th Apr
I bought one with the cable over 10 years ago 2nd hand in a car boot sale for £20, still works to this day. Had to so some wheel repairs as it was coming off but that's about it
19th Apr
Bought this earlier in the year and returned it as its incredibly flimsy. Couldn't see it lasting very long at all
20th Apr
Is the 36V max power version powerful enough ? I notice lots of other suppliers going 50-60V