The 1999 LeeBoy 1000C asphalt machine, sporting a Hatz engine with 2995 operational hours, is a reliable workhorse for paving tasks. Its 8' - 12' screed size allows for versatile paving widths, while the undercarriage, rated at 60, provides decent traction and stability. Located in North Carolina, this previously sold industrial truck has seen its fair share of road time. Ready to tackle asphalt projects, this LeeBoy model from 1999 is a robust choice for contractors looking to boost efficiency on paving jobs.
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| Industry | HeavyMachinery |
| Titled Vehicle | No |
| Template | Asphalt |
| Year | 1999 |
| Make | LeeBoy |
| Model | 1000C |
| Engine Make | Hatz |
| Hours | 2995 |
| Screed Size | 8' - 12 |
| Undercarriage Condition | 60 |
Asphalt equipment is essential in industries that rely on paving and resurfacing roadways, driveways, and other surfaces, including pavers, rollers, and milling machines. These machines are built for high throughput and consistent material flow, often under high heat and heavy loads. Asphalt work requires precise timing and machine coordination to ensure proper compaction and surface quality. Environmental conditions, mix type, and substrate can all affect how equipment performs in the field. The right setup ensures the road is built to last, not just laid down fast.
These machines are often used by operators who need reliability more than flash. Uptime during peak paving season can make or break a contract. Ease of transport, crew familiarity, and access to replacement parts are all factored into purchasing decisions. Smaller crews may prioritize versatility in compact equipment, while municipal or DOT fleets look for proven performance across larger projects. Machines that consistently get the job done earn their place on the crew.
TKI has handled a wide range of these over the years—quietly and capably.
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