LeeBoy Asphalt / Pavers

Successor to the 8500 Paver, with improved hydraulics.

A workhorse for smaller to medium-sized jobs. Check track condition carefully.

Excellent entry-level paver. Many units still in service.

A very popular model for its versatility and performance.

Equipped with modern emissions technology and advanced paving controls.

A popular choice for smaller to medium-sized contractors due to its versatility.

A balanced paver for a wide variety of applications. Check screed condition thoroughly.

Perfect for niche applications where larger pavers cannot access.

Many units still operational, a cost-effective option for medium-sized jobs.

Known for its consistent performance and ease of use in its class.

A robust machine, often found in municipal fleets. Track maintenance is key.

A classic LeeBoy model, good for those on a tight budget. Expect higher maintenance.

A popular model for contractors needing a compact, dependable paver.

A proven mid-sized paver that offers excellent value on the used market. Check emissions components.

A highly maneuverable paver, great for independent contractors and small businesses.

A versatile paver optimized for smaller crews and projects where larger machines are overkill.

An ideal choice for smaller contractors or specialty paving tasks due to its compact nature.

Check screed plate condition carefully.

Ensure proper maintenance records; engine service is key.

Verify screed heating elements are fully functional.

Inspect tracks and undercarriage for excessive wear.

Smaller hopper requires more frequent material delivery.

Verify condition of all electrical connections due to age.

Newer model with updated technology; ensure software is current.

Verify all engine maintenance records for the Deutz.

A well-maintained 8500-C can still be a workhorse.

Check for oil leaks around track drives.

Excellent choice for budget-conscious buyers; inspect engine and hydraulics thoroughly.

Ensure proper track tension and roller condition.

Propane heat requires specific safety checks.

Check for current software updates.

Inspect all hydraulic lines and fittings thoroughly.

Look for units with updated operator stations.