[RENTAL] Dooson P-185 Diesel Air Compressor

The Doosan P185WDO Portable Air Compressor is a versatile and reliable solution for various applications, including powering handheld air tools, sandblasting, dry ice blasting, sprinkler and irrigation line blow-out, and cable laying and pipeline testing.

Specifications:

• Compressor Type: Rotary Screw/Single-Stage
• Free-Air Delivery: 185 cfm (5.2 m³/min)
• Rated Operating Pressure: 100 psig (6.9 bar)
• Pressure Range: 80 – 125 psig (5.5 – 8.6 bar)
• Air Discharge Outlet Size: 0.75 inches (19 mm)
• Air Discharge Outlet Quantity: 2
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 34.5 gallons (130.6 liters)
• Hours of Operation at Full Load: 12.2 hours
• Dimensions with Running Gear:
  • Length: 136.7 inches (3473 mm)
  • Width: 68.6 inches (1746 mm)
  • Height: 67.3 inches (1710 mm)
• Track Width: 60.3 inches (1530 mm)
• Tire Size: 15 inches
• Working Weight (with fuel): 2551 lbs (1157 kg)
• Shipping Weight (without fuel): 2305 lbs (1046 kg)

Usage and Directions:

1. Pre-Operation Inspection:

   • Ensure the compressor is on a level surface.
   • Check fuel and oil levels; refill if necessary.
   • Inspect air intake and exhaust systems for obstructions.
   • Verify that all hoses and connections are secure and free from damage.

2. Starting the Compressor:

   • Turn the main power switch to the "On" position.
   • Engage the engine starter; allow the engine to reach operating temperature.
   • Monitor gauges to ensure proper pressure levels are achieved.

3. Operational Guidelines:

   • Connect the desired equipment to the air discharge outlets securely.
   • Adjust the pressure settings as required for the specific application.
   • Regularly monitor fuel levels and refill as needed to prevent interruptions.

4. Shutting Down:

   • Disconnect all attached equipment safely.
   • Allow the compressor to run unloaded for a few minutes to cool down.
   • Turn off the engine and main power switch.

5. Maintenance Tips:

   • Perform routine inspections of the engine and compressor air intake and exhaust systems after every 100 hours of operation.
   • Inspect cooling systems for the engine water and compressor oil every 250 hours of use.
   • Ensure all pressure-containing parts, especially flexible hoses and their couplings, are regularly inspected and free from defects.