This looks like an in-store only deal. You won't find this on the Bunnings website.
You get:
Bunnings sells the 4.0Ah battery by itself for $149. So to get a line trimmer, blower, and charger for an extra $80 is a great deal.
Use the following link to find in-store stock: https://nrby.in/bunnings/0389400
This trimmer is different to the one you're mentioning. Look at the handles for differences.. this one's build is not as good.
Thanks! I'll go something a bit better, I think.
Yep i had both the one in the two pack is half weight and one thread of line vs 2 in the standalone one.
Plus i could not fit the standard size replacement spoolers
I have this trimmer, it does lack power. I would look at the next one up.. Fine for something like couch, but not for buff or kik.
I can vouch cor this comment. The power is lacking on this trimmer and couldn’t do the job I needed it. Ended up spending extra for a 36v trimmer which did the job.
The trimmer is landfill!
Looks to be this one: https://www.bunnings.com.au/ryobi-18v-one-25cm-2-0ah-line-tr…
Reviews seem okay. But yes, there are better line trimmers; however these cost more.
Most of the good reviews were reposting from Ryobi own website. I don’t think I would trust that!
Bunnings and Ryobi federate their reviews. Bunnings is the exclusive Ryobi reseller in Australia so it makes sense.
@guidedlight: That’s why the overall ratings can’t be trusted! The positive reviews are biased, and shouldn’t be solely relied upon for purchase consideration.
@pioneerjhem: In quite happy with it, the bump fed is nuisance and only uses the lower gauges line.
It is compatible with the ryobi flayling head which made the replacing of line gone and the solid blade cut better particularly on edges.
The blades however only last half the job, usually gradually shorten, or fly off.
I discovered the ozito blades are compatible with the head and work 1000% better rarely fall off, and shorten many days jobs later
https://www.bunnings.com.au/ryobi-flailing-blade-head_p03476…
https://www.bunnings.com.au/ozito-pxc-grass-trimmer-blade-20…
Best of all the wife is able to replace blades and use where line was impossible to teach swap and feed
what trimmer would you recommend instead?
Ryobi wise I can't fault this one. A touch more coin but worth it imo.
https://www.bunnings.com.au/ryobi-18v-one-hp-38cm-brushless-…
Not sure on this current line trimmer model , its probs fine , mine has been going fine for 5 plus years for light to medium use. You probs want to use cord/line not the blades for cutting as the blades are crap now and break easy so not worth the time/cost to use.
Get the ozito blades
https://www.bunnings.com.au/ozito-pxc-grass-trimmer-blade-20…
I had to remove the auto line cutter with 1 Philips screw
for them to fit as they are 1-2 cm longer for much better life almost never break on the ring where every second ryobi breaks
I bought this pack with the line trimmer. Nothing but troubles with the line trimmer, lasted a bit over a year. Get the brushless or, has been going strong for 3 years, has good power way more sturdy.
depends on if you are after the tools or the battery
2.0Ah battery kit cost $179 vs this 4.0Ah kit @229
https://www.ryobi.com.au/products/line-trimmers/18v-one-line…
The line trimmers look different
Thanks OP, got one
I've heard the batteries for these are crap on these.
Anyone know?
All I can go by in mine that died in <2 years
I haven't heard of it. They have a 3 year warranty
No.
I've got Ryobi batteries that are still working just fine after 11 (!) years.
Damn, I'm really tempted. I have the Ozito line trimmer and it's not great.
Line trimmer with battery is usually $229, so basically it's a free blower with it.