Ridgid drill/driver kit with 2, 2.0AH batteries

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Glad to have been helpful.
18v Ryobi to 18v Ridgid adapters do exist.

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I used to avoid ebay, but now i avoid Amazon, when possible.

THe Makita lawn mower is so quiet. When dipping into the taller thicker grass, it automatically steps up the rpm, unless the silence button is pressed.

I blew 6 month of leaves from under some struggling hedges and sucked them into Makita lawn mower bag. Looks so much better. Ripped out tons of clipped dead hedge clippings that were choking hedges.

I dont wanna talk bad about dads former gardeners, but had they actually respected the task, they'd still have work. The healthy grass, cut as tall as Makita allows, now looks a million times better than when they'd just cut it down to brown, when it did not even need cutting.

Blowing off the areas can be done is same amount of time with 1/20 the dust and noise as they created.

I did stop mowing before battery BMS kicked in, with 1of 4 leds lit, but largely stopped as it was 91f and a good excuse to not drag batteries to their minimum.



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