[OnePass] Ryobi 18V ONE+ 3-Pc Garden Care Kit $399 + Delivery ($0 C&C) & More Deals @ Bunnings

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Part of their Black Friday deals with early access for Onepass members, If your not, then you will have to wait til 28th.

They did this same deal last Black Friday at the same price.

Showed free delivery for me.

Stock checker. https://nrby.in/bunnings/0400718

Also as part of their Black Friday deals, Pretty much all the tool deals I could find that haven't already been posted.

Ryobi 18V ONE+ 125mm Random Orbital Sander 2.0Ah Kit. $79 https://www.bunnings.com.au/ryobi-18v-one-125mm-random-orbit…

Ryobi 18V ONE+ Workshop Blower 2.0Ah Kit. $79 https://www.bunnings.com.au/ryobi-18v-one-workshop-blower-2-…

DeWALT TSTAK 3 In 1 Bundle $129 https://www.bunnings.com.au/dewalt-tstak-3-in-1-bundle-tool-…

DeWALT 100 Piece FLEXTORQ Screwdriver Bit Set $59.98 https://www.bunnings.com.au/dewalt-100-piece-flextorq-screwd…

Bosch 18V Professional Brushless 60Nm Hammer Drill 4.0 Ah Battery + Fast Charger Kit. $199 https://www.bunnings.com.au/bosch-18v-professional-brushless…

AEG 18V FORCE HD 8.0Ah Battery Twin Pack And Dual Port Charger $299. https://www.bunnings.com.au/aeg-18v-force-hd-8-0ah-battery-t…

A link to a page with every Black Friday deal. https://www.bunnings.com.au/campaign/black-friday

This is part of Black Friday / Cyber Monday deals for 2024

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Comments

  • Just moved into a new place and need everything this set provides, is this any good?

    • I have used the blower and the line trimmer as I have previously owned them and I thought they worked well. Not the best on the market for sure, but far from the worst.

      Cant comment on the mower but my brother owns an older version and he likes it.

    • +5

      I have all 3 but purchased separately and paid over $475 2 years back together (but still only one 5Ah battery). The 4Ah battery will give you 15-20 mins in the mower, so having two batteries is good.

      Ideal for smaller gardens and more frequent mowing. If the grass gets too tall, I have to mow backwards to avoid the mower getting stuck. If you have a huge backyard or don't mow often, much better off getting a more powerful mower.

      • What set is recommended as a step up from this? I have a fairly medium size lawn (back and front combine)

        • Not sure what your medium size indicates. Mine's about 40sqm all together. In any case, I don't have a recommendation tbh. Ryobi has larger mowers but the biggest battery I can see is 6Ah, so your runtime is going to be under 30 mins. Take that as you will.

        • +1

          read this and all your questions will be answered https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/666105

    • +1

      The line on the whipper snipper is horrible as well. They're thin, doesn't cut well and snap easily. I'd recommend you use other trimmer lines and wrap your own around the original spool. They cut soooo much better.

      The only issue is that it still snags on the spool if you don't wrap it well, so it snaps then you need to take out the spool to pull some line out.

      Otherwise agreed with the mow backwards when too tall as well.

    • +1

      I got this set last year, they are entry level but works perfectly for me and great value for anyone who needs all 3 and 2 decent batteries

    • We have a small lawn, under 100 m2 both front and back combined. Borrowed this set from a friend. Mower and trimmer are perfectly fine. The mower sometimes stalls when the grass is super overgrown, lifting the front a bit solves the issue. 2 batteries is enough to cut and trim.

  • +1

    Still waiting for the 36v Ryobi mower for my Buffalo grass lawn.

    Here on of the review on Bunnings website:

    The performance of the mower to cut tall or thick grass over 5cm high will leave you struggling and it can and will stall from the thick grass. The mower does not have enough torque to cut through the thick grass so you'll need to lift the front of the mower up and lower it onto the tall grass to get an efficient cut. The line trimmer is by far the worse and most useless line trimmer I have ever used. The line constantly feeds itself whenever you start and stop the line trimmer which in turn uses up the line quicker than you can boil a pot of water.

    • +1

      You’ll find a lot of the 18v battery mowers will struggle with longer (or wet) grass. 36v is better however will still have its issues from time to time. If you’re mowing weekly and keeping things under control you’ll have a much better time of it.

    • The line constantly feeds itself whenever you start and stop the line trimmer

      I spool it backwards to solve this. You can still feed the line by depressing the button while pulling on the line.

      Been using the line trimmer for a year now with Oregon cord

  • This deal always come out at this price on black Friday. Except during those COVID years. It was 450 bucks. And I was in need of one that time so I paid 450 bucks a couple of years ago. Good to see the price is returning to normal level again.

  • +3

    For those who have questions on effectiveness

    https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/666105

    This set is good for small lawns only imo

  • +2

    Even a 36V mower struggle when grass is reasonably long, I would not recommend a 18V mower.

    • And ensure the blade is sharp

  • How is the workshop blower for $79? Has anyone used it?

    • Only good for workshop or small space.

      • Any good for blow drying a car for detailing?

        • Nope. Not powerful enough.

    • More powerful than my two garden blowers at short range, possibly due to the nozzle reducing down to a more intense beam.

      • Is it good for a small garden?

        • Tried it in my back yard, not powerful enough to blow grass clippings

  • +2

    Surprisingly no Ozito Deals on mowers and etc

  • Good deal! Any more to come from Bunnings or that’s it?

  • How would returns work with bundles like these? Interested in the jet blower as I already have the mower and line trimmer.

    • Are you asking if you can buy the kit and then return the mower and line trimmer…?

      • More or less. Wanting to know if its more value buying the bundle and returning (if possible) vs jet blower outright.

  • Has anyone used the sander? Any good for small home diy? Need to sand and stain a tv cabinet

    • I have a dewalt but this should do the job no problem.. good price cause you get battery kirs also.

    • I have not used the Ryobi random orbital, but have used a Makita and own the Ozito, The Ryobi should be at least as good as the Ozito. At this price, its a very good deal. Battery alone is about $80 from memory.

      Random orbital sanders are ideal for this type of work as they tend to leave less swirl marks than standard orbital sanders

  • Damn, bought the mower for 299 not long ago

  • Hi, I've got a medium sized lawn 300_400~ sqrM.

    I've found my 18v Ryobi to struggle since moving to this place. Can anyone help me understand if upgrading to an EGO Select Cut would be a wise choice?

    I'm thinking of two approaches:
    1. Transitioning to Ozito so I can utilize the 36v steel deck mower and all the other gear Ozito has in their ecosystem.

    Or

    1. Get an EGO Select Cut mower and commit to another brand and it's ecosystem as I will HAVE to my entire Ryobi bundle set I have at home.

    Thanks in advance for your input.

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