Who buys 8' track pavers?
Contractors doing smaller jobs — driveways, residential streets, parking lots under ~20,000 sq ft, sidewalks, and school work. 8-foot pavers are also common for path/trail work and tight urban jobs where a 10' machine is too wide to navigate.
What's the difference between a track paver and a rubber-tired paver?
Track pavers run on continuous steel/rubber tracks, giving them better grip on soft or uneven base material. They're standard for highway work, large parking lots, and any job where the underlying surface isn't paved yet.
Rubber-tired pavers ride on wheels, move faster between job sites, and leave less marking on finished asphalt. They're common for driveways, urban work, and patching where mobility matters more than grip.
What brands of 8' track paver do you carry?
LeeBoy 8500 series and 8616, Caterpillar AP-655F / AP-555F, Bomag, Roadtec RP-145, Mauldin. Specific availability changes — see the inventory above.
What should I look for in a used paver?
Documented hours, screed condition (heat circuits, end gates, augers, crown adjustment), conveyor wear, hydraulic leaks, and any service records. For tracked units, also check the undercarriage — rebuilds run thousands of dollars. We share all of this for every unit we list.
Do you deliver outside of Ohio?
Yes — anywhere in the US, Canada, or Mexico. Transportation is quoted alongside the unit price.