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    Asphalt pavers lay down, spread, and compact asphalt to help pave walkways, golf course cart paths, airport runways, parking lots, and everything from private driveways to four-lane interstates.

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    Hours9,923
    Location: Reserve, Louisiana
    Seller: Louisiana CAT - Used Division
    Stock Number0187
    Location: Hidalgo, Texas
    Seller: USA Equipco
    Hours6
    Location: Menahga, Minnesota
    Seller: J&K Equipment
    Hours286
    Location: Santa Rosa, California
    Seller: Kaplan Equipment Sales
    Hours98
    Location: Lincoln, Nebraska
    Hours188
    Location: Tracy, California
    Hours788
    Location: Fontana, California
    Seller: Requip
    Hours74
    Location: Commerce City, Colorado
    Hours2,710
    Location: Ontario, California
    Hours2,481
    Location: Fontana, California
    Seller: Requip
    Hours2,951
    Location: Craig, Colorado
    Seller: BYRNE EQUIPMENT SALES
    Hours665
    Location: Marlboro, New York
    Seller: Hoffman Equipment Inc

    2023 LEEBOY 8520C

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    USD $203,600
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    Weekly: USD $4,000
    Monthly: USD $12,000
    Hours1,022
    Location: Farmington, New York
    Hours1,297
    Location: Starkville, Mississippi
    Seller: Mike's Machinery
    Hours2,352
    Location: Fontana, California
    Seller: Requip

    2017 LEEBOY 8616C

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    USD $73,800
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    Daily: USD $1,866
    Weekly: USD $4,666
    Monthly: USD $14,000
    Hours1,588
    Location: Farmington, New York

    2004 LEEBOY 8816

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    Hours5,172
    Location: Grafton, Ohio
    Seller: Calvin Group Inc
    Hours2.1
    Location: Rhome, Texas
    Seller: CLOSNER EQUIPMENT CO INC
    Hours248
    Location: Bensalem, Pennsylvania
    Hours46.2
    Location: Elgin, Texas
    Seller: CLOSNER EQUIPMENT CO INC

    2024 MAULDIN 760

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    Hours145
    Location: Bensalem, Pennsylvania

    2025 MAULDIN 1560

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    Hours4
    Location: Menahga, Minnesota
    Seller: J&K Equipment
    Hours740
    Location: Menahga, Minnesota
    Seller: J&K Equipment
    Hours598
    Location: Bensalem, Pennsylvania
    Hours242
    Location: Menahga, Minnesota
    Seller: J&K Equipment
    Hours4,890
    Location: Angora, Minnesota
    Hours4,154
    Location: Seagoville, Texas
    Seller: FNH Construction
    Hours1,242
    Location: Orlando, Florida
    Seller: EV Equipment

    About Asphalt Pavers

    New and used compact, midsize, and heavy-duty asphalt pavers are key construction equipment for small to large paving operations. The self-propelled machines lay down, spread, and compact asphalt to help pave walkways, golf course cart paths, airport runways, parking lots, and everything from private driveways to four-lane interstates.


    2020 LeeBoy 8520B Paver

    Available in wheel and tracked models, asphalt pavers feature two main pieces: the tractor and a floating screed. The former drives the machine forward and includes the engine, augers, conveyors, hopper, push rollers, material transport system, operator seats, and other components. The screed is situated behind the tractor, and uses plates, leveling arms, sensors, and other parts to level the asphalt surface.

    Asphalt Paver History

    Asphalt paving in general reportedly dates to the early 1800s in Scotland when a local engineer created his own mix to pave a road. Early on, rakes and other manual tools helped spread the material. Harry Barber of Barber-Greene Co., maker of bucket loaders and conveyors, however, developed the first mechanical, self-propelled asphalt paver in the early 1930s. His design, still influential in modern paver manufacturing, resulted in an initial production release and patent by decade’s end.

    Asphalt Paver Features

    Also referred to as asphalt finishers, modern asphalt pavers feature more powerful but quieter Tier IV diesel engines, many supporting eco-friendly modes and various technologies that enhance fuel consumption efficiency. Besides providing large-capacity hoppers, four-wheel and all-wheel-drive performance, hydraulic screed extensions, road lights, fume-management systems, and dual independent operator stations, today’s machines also feature greater integration of electronic controls, sensors, and automation. The latter has led to sensor-based, auto-material feeding systems, as well as auto-sloping and grading abilities, touchscreen displays that provide real-time job data and adjustment control, support for manufacturers’ telematics solutions, and other advancements.

    Find The Right Asphalt Paver For The Job

    Popular manufacturers of this type of equipment include Blaw-Knox, Caterpillar, Dynapac, LeeBoy, Mauldin, Roadtec, Vogele, and Volvo, among many others. You’ll find plenty of equipment to choose from every day on PavingEquipment.com, the industry’s leading source for new and used asphalt pavers and other paving equipment for sale.


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