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Stanley TA54113 Hydraulic Tamper - Valve In-Handle - 6" Round Shoe

Stanley TA54113 Hydraulic Tamper - Valve In-Handle - 6" Round Shoe

by Stanley

SKU: 143351
Model: TA54113

The Stanley TA54113 Hydraulic Tamper features a 6-inch round shoe and valve-in-handle design for efficient soil, gravel, and asphalt compaction. Constructed with a durable steel head and long handle, it provides reliable control and force transfer for jobsite tasks. This heavy-duty tool is suited for construction and landscaping applications requiring consistent compaction performance. This item is not currently available for rent. Call us to discuss adding one to the rental fleet.

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The Stanley TA54 Tamper is engineered for dependable manual compaction in construction, landscaping, and repair applications. Ideal for setting pavers, preparing foundations, or patching asphalt, this tamper provides the weight and balance needed to achieve firm, even compaction.

Constructed with a rugged steel head and a long, sturdy handle, the TA54 allows for efficient force transfer while reducing user fatigue. Its simple, durable design makes it well-suited for demanding jobsite conditions where reliability and longevity matter. Whether used by professionals or serious DIY users, the Stanley TA54 Tamper is a trusted tool for consistent compaction results.

SKU	143351
Weight	30
Country of Manufacture
Mfr. Model Number	TA54113
Link to User Manual	No
Link to Schematics	No
Link To Catalog	No
Technical Specifications
Weight	30 lbs (13.6 kg)
Length	71 in (180 cm) (length w/o couplers and hose whips)
Width	4 in (10 cm)
Hydraulic Flow	3–9 gpm (11–34 lpm)
Working Pressure	1000–2000 psi (70–140 bar)
Full Relief Setting	2250 psi (155 bar)
Blows/Minute	1600 bpm
Valve	In-handle
Shoe	6" Round Shoe
Coupler	Yes
Free Shipping	No

Product Questions

How son can i get one. Also i have the same one and when you push doun on it it quits tamping . Why would that be?

Question by: Thomas A rybak on Mar 12, 2026 10:54:00 AM

Here are the most common reasons:

-Too much downward pressure – These tampers are designed to bounce. If too much weight is applied, the internal piston cannot complete its stroke and the tool will stall.

-Hydraulic flow issue – Low oil flow, blocked couplers, or kinked hoses can cause the tamper to run but stop under load.

-Worn internal seals – If internal seals are worn, the tamper may run in the air but stop when it contacts the ground.

-Binding or debris – Dirt buildup, a bent rod, or binding in the tamper shoe can prevent proper movement when pressure is applied.

Tip: The tamper should be guided with light pressure and allowed to bounce on its own rather than forced into the ground.

Answer by: Hunter Stockton (Admin) on Mar 12, 2026 11:15:00 AM

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