Ryobi 40V Chainsaw: Can It Run an 18" Oregon Bar? (14, 16 & 18 inch tested!)

Is the stock Ryobi 14" chain and bar really good enough, or is it worth upgrading to an Oregon 14", 16", or even 18" setup? 🤔 In this video, I put the Ryobi RY40530 through a head-to-head showdown with four different setups to find out which bar & chain combo performs best.

We tested cutting through:
🌲 Cedar log (7")
🌳 Oak tree (13")
🪵 Standard 2x4 yellow pine

⚡ The results might surprise you: the Oregon 18" bar & chain crushed the competition in the oak and 2x4 tests, while the 14" Oregon still had an edge in cedar. Meanwhile, the Ryobi stock chain struggled, dulling quickly and failing to complete the oak cut at all.

📊 We timed every cut, averaged results, and show you the full comparison chart — with plenty of B-roll so you can see the proof for yourself.

👉 If you own a Ryobi 40V chainsaw, this upgrade might just make it perform like a whole new tool!

18" https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00080OCS8
16" https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00004RA71
14" https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00004RA72

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