Ryobi’s zero turn lawn mowers are becoming popular among the green power tool’s users. However, is the warranty good enough for the purchasing price?
If you’ve been in the market for solid battery-powered landscaping tools in the last few years, you likely at least had a look at a device bearing the Ryobi logo. That may not be true if you’ve been looking to buy a new riding lawn mower, however, as you may not have realized that Ryobi makes them. Well, they do, including a handful of zero turn models powered by its 80V lithium-ion batteries.
There are currently three different zero turn riding mowers available from Ryobi, each of which offers differing degrees of performance to users. The primary difference is, of course, cutting radius, with the mowers coming in a range of 30-inch, 42-inch, and 54-inch. You’d be correct in assuming that disparity makes for a starkly different timeline for the area each mower can cover on a single battery charge, with the 54-inch model claiming 4 acres on a charge, while the 42-inch and 30-inch claiming 3 acres and 1 acre respectively.
