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LeeBoy · Commercial Asphalt Paver
LeeBoy 7000C Asphalt Paver
The LeeBoy 7000C is a versatile commercial paver for crews that need more capacity than compact work while keeping the LeeBoy operating feel.
Power
64 hp / 48 kW @ 2,400 rpm
Weight with screed
13,000 lb
Paving width
Variable up to 13 ft
Class
Commercial paver
Best fit
Where the 7000C makes the most sense
Parking lots, pathways, municipal work, smaller roads, and commercial paving crews.
Buyer note
Use the 7000C as the practical LeeBoy choice when compact machines are too small but highway-class pavers are unnecessary.
Why crews compare it
Practical reasons this machine belongs on the shortlist
Good fit for parking lots, subdivision streets, repairs, and municipal work.
Sized to keep setup, transport, and daily operation approachable for smaller paving crews.
Closner can help match screed width, heating package, controls, and support plan to the job mix.
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LeeBoy 7000C feature photos
Detail views from the OEM feature set, optimized here so buyers can inspect the working areas that matter before they call.
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Jobsite working view
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Machine detail
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Feed and hopper area
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Service access detail
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Paving system view
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7000C spec snapshot
Power
64 hp / 48 kW @ 2,400 rpm
Weight with screed
13,000 lb
Paving width
Variable up to 13 ft
Class
Commercial paver
Fit to production
Closner can help compare paver size against expected daily tonnage, truck cycle timing, and crew experience.
Plan the train
The paver choice should connect to feeder needs, tack/distributor workflow, roller pattern, and haul truck access.
Support locally
Four Texas branches give Closner a practical support footprint for sales, parts, rentals, and service conversations.
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What is the LeeBoy 7000C Asphalt Paver best used for?
Parking lots, pathways, municipal work, smaller roads, and commercial paving crews. Closner can help confirm whether the 7000C is the right fit based on paving width, job type, haul distance, crew size, and support needs.
Who supports the 7000C in Texas?
Closner Equipment supports LeeBoy asphalt paving equipment in Texas with sales guidance, available inventory, rental conversations, parts support, and service coordination from its Texas branch network.
What should I compare against the 7000C?
Common comparison models include Carlson CP75 II, Carlson CP100 II, Carlson CP130. The right answer depends on whether your work is compact, commercial, highway, spray paving, or feeder-assisted production.