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product_id: 681131511
title: "DEWALT D55146 4-1/2-Gallon 200-PSI Hand Carry Compressor with Wheels"
brand: "dewalt"
price: "¥75700"
currency: JPY
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# 5.0 SCFM @ 90 PSI rapid recovery 78 dBA quiet operation 10-in pneumatic tires for easy mobility DEWALT D55146 4-1/2-Gallon 200-PSI Hand Carry Compressor with Wheels

**Brand:** dewalt
**Price:** ¥75700
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your workflow with DEWALT’s powerhouse compressor — quiet, quick, and built to move!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** DEWALT D55146 4-1/2-Gallon 200-PSI Hand Carry Compressor with Wheels by dewalt
- **How much does it cost?** ¥75700 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- dewalt enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted dewalt brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Space-Savvy Design:** Vertical stand feature saves valuable workspace and fits easily in tight storage or transport spots.
- • **Effortless Portability:** 10-inch non-flat pneumatic tires and collapsible handle make moving this powerhouse around the site a breeze.
- • **Power Through Projects:** 225 PSI max tank pressure delivers 80% more usable air than competitors, keeping you ahead on every job.
- • **Maintenance-Free Hustle:** Oil-free pump means zero upkeep, letting you spend more time working and less time worrying.
- • **Work Quieter, Work Smarter:** Operates at a low 78 dBA noise level, so you can focus without the usual compressor roar.

## Overview

The DEWALT D55146 is a 4.5-gallon, 200-PSI portable air compressor featuring a 5.0 SCFM air flow at 90 PSI for fast recovery, a quiet 78 dBA operation, and durable 10-inch pneumatic tires for easy transport. Its oil-free, maintenance-free pump and efficient high-pressure motor extend tool life and allow use with an extension cord. Designed with a vertical stand and collapsible handle, it maximizes workspace efficiency while delivering professional-grade performance on the jobsite.

## Description

Vertical stand feature and collapsible handle allows user to save space by transporting or storing the compressor in a vertical position. 5. 0 SCFM (standard cubic feet per minute) @ 90 psi (pounds per square inch) allows the compressor to recover quickly after its initial tank charge is exhausted. 78 dB (decibel) operational noise level for a quieter work environment. Efficient high pressure technology allows for longer pump and motor life. Oil-free, maintenance free pump for convenient use. Efficient high pressure motor allows the compressor to be run with an extension code (12 gauge or heavier, 50 ft. or less) due to consistent amp draw requirement of the compressor. High flow coupler allows for maximum nailer performance. Metal console panel provides a display area as well as protects the gauges, couplers, and regulator. High flow coupler allows for maximum nailer performance. 2" gauges allow for an easy to read surface. 1 year limited . Vertical stand feature and collapsible handle allows user to save space by transporting or storing the compressor in a vertical position. This product is manufactured in United States. This product meets customer requirement.

Review: La qualité - La qualité
Review: Powerful, strong and mobile. Takes 15+Amp of juice - Bought this 2 months ago and used it on and off. Satisfied so far. Most of the specs are accurate, but prospective buyers may want more, please read on. Homeowners beware though, the compressor is not 1.5HP, more like 2.5. It needs a full 15A circuit to run, I measured it. First off, I'm a DIY homeowner. I owned 2 other compressors prior - a tiny 1.5G oiless and a 2HP 4.5G oil lube twin tank. The first one was confined to pumping tires (barely), 18G nailer and very small paint job (e.g., a door). Retired it quickly. The twin tank was a good as can be, short recovery time and sufficient air for most small air tools. However, it maxed out at 100psi and prevented me from using many tools. It has a long warm up time and the air usually contains a little oil. Finally, it was not mobile, the 60lbs "cube" must be carried using an awkward handle. Enter the Dewalt D55146. Its footprint is big for a 4.5G, but not bad in terms of storage since you can stand it up (tank on top). The unit is also heavy, weighing 80lbs. But it is surprisingly well balanced, not much worst than lifting my twin tank "cube". Of course, you normally just roll the Dewalt, no lifting necessary. Now the specifics. The reviews are mixed and, for 3 years, I could not decide (considering that my twin tank never failed, only my back). After New Year, the Dewalt's price dropped and I headed to the Web again. Found a youtube video about a guy who was given an old beatup version of this compressor. He took it apart and tried to rebuild it. This led me to the compressor's part list, part diagrams and price list (available at Dewalt). What I found: 1) It has a brushed motor like an electric drill. Most pumps use an induction motor. Don't know how long the brushes last, but they are NOT cheap. Sold by the EACH at over $10. 2) Compressor rated at 1750rpm, but motor probably runs much faster. It drives a large flywheel via a belt and the flywheel drives the piston rod. Sort of double gear reductions. 3) The piston uses dry lube (or no lube). It's primary seal is rubber or silicon. Bore is around 2.5" with a short stroke. The piston/seal assembly can be had for around $30, not bad. 4) The head is very simple. The valves sit on a replaceable gasket. It is not expensive either. 5) The gauges and outlet are connected to a casted manifold. Although there is an affordable regulator rebuild kit, do not break the manifold, it costs $100. 6) There are several revisions of the product. One I got in 2/2012 was "Type IV". Parts are mostly identical. The engine "mount" might have changed though. It seems very sturdy now. A review about broken mount was probably an older model. What I like about this compressor: 1) Mobile. The tires are big. They are soft run-flat. Works well on rough terrain, though not smooth on flat surfaces. Rims are solid plastic, no bearing. 2) Tubular frame, air tank and tire shaft are all welded together. The frame forms a cage that protects the inners, including the intake filter. 3) Thick and flexible cord. Heavily shielded - 14 gauge but looks like 10. Around 6ft long. 4) Nice gauges/outlet panel. The outlets are simple push in type, no need to pull back the sleeve. The regulator is not smooth, but works fine. Note that you must PULL the regulator knob out to adjust, then PUSH in to lock. Knob won't turn when pushed in. Procedure is printed on the panel. This may be why one reviewer was unable to turn the knob. 5) Motor and pump are encased in plastic, keeping dirt away from the inners. It also channels air through the engine to keep things cool. The motor runs a fan at high speed and draws a lot of air. 6) Air tube out of the pump is just warm/hot, not the usual burning hot. I touched the 3/8" aluminum tube and was surprised at how cool it was. Freshly pressurized tank is barely warm, meaning more useable air. 7) Quality OEM intake filter. It is plastic, but has a replacable filter cartridge. Resembles a Solberg 6CFM model. 8) No oil in the air. I can now use it to aerate my lawn. 9) No warm up necessary. I put this last because I'm not sure. One reviewer said it took 15 minutes to warm up. The instruction says nothing about this. Seems unnecessary by design; besides, the pump stays cool during run. What I don't like about it: 1) It needs a full 15A to run. It maxed out my Kill-a-Watt at >15A and >1800W. Be careful when using this on a household circuit. 2) Like others said, you need to hold the unit at 45 degrees to drain the tank properly. During operation, the thing sounds almost abnormal. The pump makes little noise, but the motor whines and manufactures ozone. Tank reaches 100psi quickly. The remaining 100 takes a couple of minutes. Strokes slow down as pressure builds. Pump stops at 220psi and cuts back in around 160. And the cycle happily continues. Update June 2016 ------------- After 4 years of weekly uses, I have a few more things to report: 1) Still running strong. The motor and pump make the same low pitch hum as before. More importantly, the tank pressurize in about the same time. 2) The ozone smell disappeared after a few months. 3) It is a steel tank after all. Rusty water comes out of the drain now. Not bad though, nothing like the stuff that came out of my previous twin-tank. As mentioned by many, draining this guy is no easy task. 4) The female adapters are very hard to engage. I always worry about breaking them off since I have to push really hard on them. 5) Although the tank has over 200psi worth of juice, the regulator cannot manage such pressure. In fact, setting the regulator beyond 140psi is likely bad. Why? See below. 6) It started to leak ... very disappointed. But it turned out to be my fault. The leak came from the regulator. Upon disassembling it, I discovered that a plastic disc inside had deformed. It was probably caused by me setting the pressure too high, forcing the disc onto a stop repeatedly. Why? I used the DeWalt to fill a 7gal portable tank to 120psi (160psi rated), so the compressor needs to be at 150psi or so. My bad. For now, I just flatten the disc using a heat gun, so far so good. Update May 2017 ------------- The compressor is still running strong. Unfortunately, my regulator fix did not last. The repair kit (part #N008792) is expensive (~$20), but it did the job. Will have to see how long this last. I have high hope since the disc that failed before is now beefier (see picture, new one on the left, old one on the right). The disc fits tighter too. There was a comment about how I use a compressor to aerate my lawn. Basically, I wet my lawn well before hand. Then I just insert an HF blow gun with a long nozzle extension randomly into the soil and release some air. If the soil is loose, the air will escape with no resistance. But if is packed, the ground will puff up and loosen a bit.

## Features

- 225 PSI max tank storage pressure provides a user with 80% more usable air than the industry leader
- 5.0 SCFM @ 90 PSI allows the compressor to recover quickly after its initial tank charge is exhausted
- 78 dBA* operational noise level for a quieter work environment (* tested per ISO3477)
- 10-in non-flat pneumatic tires allow for easy transportation around the jobsite
- Oil free, maintenance free pump for convenient use
- EHP Efficient high pressure technology allows for longer pump and motor life
- Efficient high pressure motor allows the compressor to be run with an extension cord
- Vertical stand feature and collapsible handle allows a user to save space by transporting or storing the compressor in a vertical position
- (12 Ga. or heavier, 50 ft. or less) due to consistent amp draw requirement of the compressor
- High flow coupler allows for maximum nailer performance

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000HZJLV2 |
| Additional Features | Portable |
| Air Flow Capacity | 5 Cubic Feet Per Minute |
| Best Sellers Rank | #237,555 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #13 in Stationary Air Compressors |
| Brand | DEWALT |
| Brand Name | DEWALT |
| Capacity | 4.5 gallons |
| Color | Black, Yellow |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 356 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00028877562124 |
| Included Components | No additional components or accessories are included |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 71.1L x 61W x 40.6H centimeters |
| Item Type Name | Air Compressor |
| Item Weight | 88 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | DEWALT |
| Manufacturer Part Number | D55146 |
| Material Type | Blend |
| Maximum Current | 15 Amps |
| Maximum Horsepower | 1.6 Horsepower |
| Maximum Power | 1.6 Horsepower |
| Maximum Pressure | 200 Pound per Square Inch |
| Model Name | DEWALT Air Compressor, 225-Psi Max, Hand Carry with Wheels, 4-1/2 Gallon |
| Model Number | D55146 |
| Noise | 78 Decibels |
| Noise level | 78 Decibels |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Power source | Corded Electric |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Nailing |
| Recommended uses for product | Nailing |
| Special features | Portable |
| Style | portable |
| Tank Volume | 4.5 Gallons |
| UPC | 028877562124 885911265058 885911540001 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** DEWALT
- **Noise level:** 78 Decibels
- **Power source:** Corded Electric
- **Recommended uses for product:** Nailing
- **Voltage:** 120 Volts

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this unit powerful enough to inflate a 20 inch tractor/trailer tire to 110 PSI?**
A: tank cut off pressure is 200 psi.It comes back on when tank drops to 150 psi...so yes-it will fill the 20 incher.I would get a clip on chuck because it would take a few minutes.you can set the regulator to deliver 110 psi-so no worries of overinflation.

**Q: How do you turn it on if the switch is broken?**
A: Hi Lenora...sorry...I also MISREAD the question thinking it said how do I turn it OFF... must still be sleepy.  I would think a small engine repair place would be able to replace the switch.  Shame to not be able to use it.

**Q: What comes wih the compressor?**
A: Don't know, I gave it as a gift to my son that lives in another state.  Sorry about that

**Q: Where was your compressor manufactured?**
A: Some parts made in Taiwan, But I think the compressor assembled in USA. I bought it five years ago, and it still running

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ La qualité
*by D***E on 6 April 2023*

La qualité

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Powerful, strong and mobile. Takes 15+Amp of juice
*by M***G on 16 April 2012*

Bought this 2 months ago and used it on and off. Satisfied so far. Most of the specs are accurate, but prospective buyers may want more, please read on. Homeowners beware though, the compressor is not 1.5HP, more like 2.5. It needs a full 15A circuit to run, I measured it. First off, I'm a DIY homeowner. I owned 2 other compressors prior - a tiny 1.5G oiless and a 2HP 4.5G oil lube twin tank. The first one was confined to pumping tires (barely), 18G nailer and very small paint job (e.g., a door). Retired it quickly. The twin tank was a good as can be, short recovery time and sufficient air for most small air tools. However, it maxed out at 100psi and prevented me from using many tools. It has a long warm up time and the air usually contains a little oil. Finally, it was not mobile, the 60lbs "cube" must be carried using an awkward handle. Enter the Dewalt D55146. Its footprint is big for a 4.5G, but not bad in terms of storage since you can stand it up (tank on top). The unit is also heavy, weighing 80lbs. But it is surprisingly well balanced, not much worst than lifting my twin tank "cube". Of course, you normally just roll the Dewalt, no lifting necessary. Now the specifics. The reviews are mixed and, for 3 years, I could not decide (considering that my twin tank never failed, only my back). After New Year, the Dewalt's price dropped and I headed to the Web again. Found a youtube video about a guy who was given an old beatup version of this compressor. He took it apart and tried to rebuild it. This led me to the compressor's part list, part diagrams and price list (available at Dewalt). What I found: 1) It has a brushed motor like an electric drill. Most pumps use an induction motor. Don't know how long the brushes last, but they are NOT cheap. Sold by the EACH at over $10. 2) Compressor rated at 1750rpm, but motor probably runs much faster. It drives a large flywheel via a belt and the flywheel drives the piston rod. Sort of double gear reductions. 3) The piston uses dry lube (or no lube). It's primary seal is rubber or silicon. Bore is around 2.5" with a short stroke. The piston/seal assembly can be had for around $30, not bad. 4) The head is very simple. The valves sit on a replaceable gasket. It is not expensive either. 5) The gauges and outlet are connected to a casted manifold. Although there is an affordable regulator rebuild kit, do not break the manifold, it costs $100. 6) There are several revisions of the product. One I got in 2/2012 was "Type IV". Parts are mostly identical. The engine "mount" might have changed though. It seems very sturdy now. A review about broken mount was probably an older model. What I like about this compressor: 1) Mobile. The tires are big. They are soft run-flat. Works well on rough terrain, though not smooth on flat surfaces. Rims are solid plastic, no bearing. 2) Tubular frame, air tank and tire shaft are all welded together. The frame forms a cage that protects the inners, including the intake filter. 3) Thick and flexible cord. Heavily shielded - 14 gauge but looks like 10. Around 6ft long. 4) Nice gauges/outlet panel. The outlets are simple push in type, no need to pull back the sleeve. The regulator is not smooth, but works fine. Note that you must PULL the regulator knob out to adjust, then PUSH in to lock. Knob won't turn when pushed in. Procedure is printed on the panel. This may be why one reviewer was unable to turn the knob. 5) Motor and pump are encased in plastic, keeping dirt away from the inners. It also channels air through the engine to keep things cool. The motor runs a fan at high speed and draws a lot of air. 6) Air tube out of the pump is just warm/hot, not the usual burning hot. I touched the 3/8" aluminum tube and was surprised at how cool it was. Freshly pressurized tank is barely warm, meaning more useable air. 7) Quality OEM intake filter. It is plastic, but has a replacable filter cartridge. Resembles a Solberg 6CFM model. 8) No oil in the air. I can now use it to aerate my lawn. 9) No warm up necessary. I put this last because I'm not sure. One reviewer said it took 15 minutes to warm up. The instruction says nothing about this. Seems unnecessary by design; besides, the pump stays cool during run. What I don't like about it: 1) It needs a full 15A to run. It maxed out my Kill-a-Watt at >15A and >1800W. Be careful when using this on a household circuit. 2) Like others said, you need to hold the unit at 45 degrees to drain the tank properly. During operation, the thing sounds almost abnormal. The pump makes little noise, but the motor whines and manufactures ozone. Tank reaches 100psi quickly. The remaining 100 takes a couple of minutes. Strokes slow down as pressure builds. Pump stops at 220psi and cuts back in around 160. And the cycle happily continues. Update June 2016 ------------- After 4 years of weekly uses, I have a few more things to report: 1) Still running strong. The motor and pump make the same low pitch hum as before. More importantly, the tank pressurize in about the same time. 2) The ozone smell disappeared after a few months. 3) It is a steel tank after all. Rusty water comes out of the drain now. Not bad though, nothing like the stuff that came out of my previous twin-tank. As mentioned by many, draining this guy is no easy task. 4) The female adapters are very hard to engage. I always worry about breaking them off since I have to push really hard on them. 5) Although the tank has over 200psi worth of juice, the regulator cannot manage such pressure. In fact, setting the regulator beyond 140psi is likely bad. Why? See below. 6) It started to leak ... very disappointed. But it turned out to be my fault. The leak came from the regulator. Upon disassembling it, I discovered that a plastic disc inside had deformed. It was probably caused by me setting the pressure too high, forcing the disc onto a stop repeatedly. Why? I used the DeWalt to fill a 7gal portable tank to 120psi (160psi rated), so the compressor needs to be at 150psi or so. My bad. For now, I just flatten the disc using a heat gun, so far so good. Update May 2017 ------------- The compressor is still running strong. Unfortunately, my regulator fix did not last. The repair kit (part #N008792) is expensive (~$20), but it did the job. Will have to see how long this last. I have high hope since the disc that failed before is now beefier (see picture, new one on the left, old one on the right). The disc fits tighter too. There was a comment about how I use a compressor to aerate my lawn. Basically, I wet my lawn well before hand. Then I just insert an HF blow gun with a long nozzle extension randomly into the soil and release some air. If the soil is loose, the air will escape with no resistance. But if is packed, the ground will puff up and loosen a bit.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ excellent produit, très bon rapport prix/qualité
*by S***É on 12 November 2015*

excellent produit, très bon rapport prix/qualité, on a travailler a quatre hommes avec des outil a air sans aucun problème. pour construire deux maisons.

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