Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Does it come with a warranty, and if so, how long?
Document: Dewalt  Sears  Black And Decker  Which is it they are all the same identical except the name. You think you are buying a certain brand and find out that sears black and decker and dewalt air compressors are all the same. I bought one and in less than 20 hours use the belt broke. This was one month after the warranty went out. Started looking for a belt and found out that sears model, black and decker model and dewalt model are all the same. Picture diagrams are the same.
THIS Item Works Excellent. You Can adjust The Output Pressure. The Unit Really Does The Job Of A Commercial Unit. It Works great With Any Air Tools. It Comes Well packaged. No Sales Tax And Free shipping. It Is just The Right Size. I Have Not Been Able To Over Use The Item It Keeps Up Extremely Well. There Really is No Difference Between A New Unit And A Refurbished One. It Has The Same Warranty As A New One.
Excellent compressor and yes there is no need to break in anymore dewalt explained that's on the older models with the on/off switch in front. But beware buying from amazon if something is wrong you will have to deal with the hassle of waiting and boxing it back up and mailing. Mine had a big dent at bottom of frame and decided just to ignore it i thought buying brand new would be no issues but i will next time just buy from local dealer to better manage its 1 year warranty.
It is a 15 gallon compressor, which I find more than adequate for working around the house and I love the wheels so I can easily move it. It weights 90 pounds, so those wheels come in handy.
this is junk i am a builder i use mine a lot and it did not hold up long stay a way
Works fine with the air-chisel, and for 1-2 minute long bursts of the 1/4" die grinder. Nailers use much less air than that, so no issues with those either.
I use it with an air nozzle and an Ingersoll Rand impact, and I haven't had a single issue. I used it at a little over 100 PSI to take out 6 inch long bolts from the cross member of the underside of my car and they came right out without a second of struggling.
The dewalt provides compressed air for jobs that really require it and it does so with no hassles or complaints. As long as you aren't looking to power a shop full of grinders and sanders, then the Dewalt D55168 is hard to beat when it comes to a small/quiet air compressor for the home, garage or small job site.
This consists of running the unit for 15 minutes with no load (and the drain valve open on the bottom) when you initially fire it up. I followed the directions in the manual to the letter and have since had zero problems. Let me tell you, running your air compressor for 15 minutes seems like a very long time!
But I can tell you for the simple air tasks it takes a long time to deplete this tank. It seems to be of high quality construction.It has one (regulated) output with a universal coupler. It has a drain on the bottom which seems to work very well (it leaves a tiny pile of frost on the garage floor when its done draining). Make no mistake, it is loud.
Answer: yes