Bobcat Asphalt / Pavers

Good choice for contractors needing a mid-size, highly maneuverable paver.

Consider for projects requiring higher output and wider paving.

Requires a high-flow skid-steer or compact track loader. Check for proper hydraulic flow specs on host machine.

A workhorse for smaller-scale paving operations.

Walk-behind vibratory roller, often used as an attachment or for smaller tasks.

Often paired with Bobcat compact asphalt pavers for ideal results.

Skid-steer loader attachment paver, offering flexibility for existing Bobcat owners.

High-force plate compactor, often used in conjunction with larger paving machines.

Bobcat's largest and most powerful asphalt paver, designed for demanding applications.

A popular reversible plate compactor for versatility in tight spaces.

Basic forward-only plate compactor, suitable for light-duty compaction.

A larger, more powerful plate compactor for demanding compaction tasks.

A more capable walk-behind roller for increased productivity on various materials.

Older, very compact paver attachment, suitable for niche applications or hobbyists.

Look for models with updated screed wear plates.

Verify hydraulic flow requirements for carrier machine.

Check for proper carrier flow and pressure compatibility.

The AP620 is often preferred for its slightly larger capacity.

Check for proper water spray system function for asphalt work.

Consider optional edge cutter for precise finishing.

Verify routine maintenance records for vibration system components.

Check for oil leaks and air filter condition on engine.

Often sold with a water tank kit for asphalt applications.

Verify both forward and reverse compaction functions are smooth.

Inspect chipper knives and feed rollers carefully for wear.

Verify service records for all hydraulic and electronic components.

Always check articulation joint for smooth movement and proper greasing.

A popular model for rental fleets due to its versatility.