Review by
Guest.
on 6th Oct 2008
User Rating : 4
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Item: Ryobi PCN-4545
All seemed well with my Ryobi PCN-4545 at first but then I noticed that the gears were slipping when I pulled the starter rope. Now, the gears seem to be totally stripped as they do not engage enough for the engine to turn
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Review by
Guest.
on 26th Sep 2008
User Rating : 1
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Item: Ryobi PLT2543Y 25cc Petrol
I had no problems starting the machine, but you do need to follow the instructions exactly. The bump feed mechanism is atrocious, the line does not feed well, the securing nut wears out instantly and the head gets stuck to the shaft.
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Review by
luckymusher
on 23rd Sep 2008
User Rating : 4
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Item: Ryobi PLT3043YE Petrol Strimmer
I have to plan my work without turning off the machine as my Ryobi PLT3043YE Petrol Strimmer won't start when hot - this includes changing heads - which is a potential danger. I have the strimmer & hedge trimmer attachments - I have just bought a Mowerland Multi cutter to use as a pruner & brush cutter for the same price as buying the Ryobi Brush cutter & Pruner Attachment. I now have two machines that I can switch between when the Ryobi won't ...
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Review by
disgruntled9999
on 15th Aug 2008
User Rating : 0
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Item: Ryobi PLT2543Y 25cc Petrol
It's shocking that such a poor product as the Ryobi PLT2543Y 25cc Petrol is on the market. From my experience how can it be that something that is for the simple task of trimming the garden can fail to start!
Time and again, I've tried to get this useless piece of junk started only to end up-an hour later- getting the electric one out.
I used to have a Stihl petrol strimmer and it gave me no problems whatsoever, which confirms I'm not the ...
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Review by
geoffk
on 13th Aug 2008
User Rating : 9
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Item: Ryobi RBC-52SB Garden Trimmer
Don't confuse the Ryobi RBC-52SB with other Ryobi DIY equipment, this machine is a professional tool. It is a bit weighty and really does require the supplied harness but when it's adjusted correctly its a treat to use. Be warned the 52cc engine will kick back if you don't hang on tightly. The only gripes are the throttle latch, which takes some practise to operate, and the lack of bump feed line head. I think with the fixed line head (supplied), more line will be thrown away than used. ...
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