DEWALT D55153 Heavy-Duty 15 Amp 1-Horsepower 4 Gallon Oiled Twin Hot Dog Compressor

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If it doesn't fail to start-- it is easy to use and works fine with my tools. First unit would not work-- froze up and blew the fuse each time I tried to use it. Good new was Amazon was SUPER FANTASTIC on replacing it. Based on it being Dewalt I did have high expectations so I am cautiously optimistic that the first unit was a fluke and the second one will continue to work as expected. Second one has worked pretty well-- a couple of times I thought it was not going to start up but so far has worked.

Sent the other one back (Amazon took care of all the shipping charges) and started the other one up. Probably the only thing I would say is that it's quite heavy. Now, I know I'm no athlete but I found carrying this thing around to be a bit of a strain. After further inspection I found the engine block was cracked at the mounting points to the compressor frame. The handle is positioned in the center of the unit (obviously for equal weight distribution) but becomes a problem when you can't really hold it out since it weighs 50 lbs. I don't have a single issue with it. Bought this to use with my Dewalt framing nailer.

Flipped the on switch and noticed the oil was leaking all over the driveway. From the looks of it, it seems that it was damaged during shipping. Shipping was a little slow but I wasn't in a big hurry. For those that may have problem lifting, I would recommend a similar model that has wheels (saw one at Sears the other day). When I got it, I followed the instructions and filled it up with oil. No biggie, went online to Amazon customer service and was able to get a replacement with ease. Otherwise, I would recommend this compressor.

The new one worked great.Compressor is great with my nailer.

no complaint to share always liked dewalt product this is not a flimsy tool thanks for a fine air compressor

) The weather was cold but not too extreme so it was definitely working weather; I had not expected so many problems in the cold. Wyman", I have had trouble starting this compressor in cold weather. I got this one to save $45 (big mistake). I bought this unit about 8 months ago. However, after working with it a bit, I am disappointed with this unit. I agree with the design criticisms in the "Good compressor, poor design" review by "Crusty." Also, consistent with the "Hard to start" review by "Wilton W. When I was shopping I looked at this one and the Makita MAC2400 13 Amp 2-1/2 Horsepower 4.2-Gallon Oiled Twin Hot Dog Compressor. The Makita's probably a lot quieter than this unit, among other things.

At the time, I had heard good things about this compressor. I was working with a guy that had a Porter Cable pancake compressor and we were both working with and storing our compressors in the same cold, unheated location. When this one quits, I'll get the Makita. His started up fine and mine had troubles (maybe because his was oil-free and this one uses oil, but still.

The output pressure control valve is tight behind the carry handle.4. The issues that I have are in the design of the unit.1. This compressor does the basics well - compress air. The bleed valve location is on the back of the unit next to the compressor motor, which makes it hard to access and there's burn potential for hands.2. The hose connection faces the compressor motor rather than the front.It does the basics without complaint. The pressure gauge is behind the carry handle so vision is obstructed.3.