Expand-It was designed to make several of Ryobi’s yard maintenance products into a single, modular system. Ryobi makes two different power heads for this system: A 40V lithium-ion battery-powered head and a 26cc 2-cycle gas-powered head. These have different fuel sources, but they both essentially perform the same job. These power heads both serve as bases for the dozen or so attachments that can turn them into a wide variety of power tools. Ryobi makes attachments for string trimmers, edgers, sweepers, snow throwers, and more. In theory, this saves you money in the long run since you will only need to buy about half the tool each time so long as you have a power head. This should also make storage easier, since the attachments each take up less space than buying a full tool for each utility.
Expand-It has been around for a few years now and is widely considered to be a reliable alternative to many conventional outdoor power tools. There are several social media posts from users who have found that these attachments work just as well as the dedicated tools while saving them both money and space.
But what about the cultivator, specifically?
