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Ryobi Zero Turn Residential Mower

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The video then showcases the Ryobi Zero Turn residential mower, emphasizing its battery-powered operation. The mower uses three 80V lithium 10 Ah batteries, which can also be supplemented with standard 40V Ryobi tool batteries to extend runtime. The unique joystick control is presented as a user-friendly alternative to traditional paddle shifters, aiming to make zero-turn mowers more accessible to a wider consumer market. This mower is part of Ryobi's extensive battery ecosystem, with over 75 products running off the same battery system.

Goal: Review the Ryobi Zero Turn residential mower and its battery system.

Tools and materials

  • 40V Ryobi Tool Batteries Ryobi — Supplementing the main mower batteries for extended runtime
  • 80V Lithium 10 Ah Batteries Ryobi — Powering the mower
  • Ryobi Zero Turn Mower Ryobi — Residential lawn mowing

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>> So, guys, this is just right. If you say his name fast enough, it sounds like just right. So, how are you, Jess? >> I'm wonderful. Nice to meet you. >> Nice to meet you. >> Uh, so this is our brand new 54 in ZTR. um all battery powered. So it's uh powered by an 80 vol battery. You see here it's a 10 a hour 80 volt battery. This comes packed with three of them. And then you have supplemental you have supplemental 40 volt batteries. So we we've for a long time have had handheld battery powered equipment. Um so what this allows you to do is extend your run time. So you're getting up to 4 acres of run time. Are you telling me this is the same battery that goes in your tool system as well? >> Absolutely. So, you take a look at the chainsaw demo over there, the blower head trimmer, everything there. Over 75 products that run off of that same battery. Now, you can use it to supplement the run time in your mower itself. >> And you've got a joystick control on the side. >> Correct. >> This is something new. >> Correct. Right. Okay. >> Correct. So the thought here is, you know, if we look at the consumer market, um, I think there's a lot of folks who inherently are a bit intimidated by the traditional paddle shifters. This gives them all the maneuverability, all the controls that you get and the time savings from a traditional ZTR and something that's a little more straightforward. >> And Jess, this is out now. >> Correct. Out. >> All right. And that's new by Ryobi, >> correct? Home Depot.com. >> There you go. Thanks, Jess. Much appreciated. So, let's see what these guys are up to with this thing. your first test run on these things. >> Yeah. >> What do you think of them? >> Think it went smooth. >> Yeah. >> Smooth grind. >> Does this mower remind you of anything? >> Kind of a ferris a little bit. >> It does. It does. in the way the steel wraps say that it is a fairest framed motor but built to steel specifications and qualifications quality standards I think is what they told me and I'm just watching and repeating it to you >> yeah very reminiscent of one I like it >> all right next up is a relatively new brand into the market now since I shot this video with them they have I believe

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