
One-Person Operation
In-cab controls handle cleaning, tack coating, patching, dust coating, boom motion, blower speed, aggregate flow, and emulsion flow.

The LeeBoy Rosco RA-400 is a one-person spray-injection patcher for high-output pothole repair from the driver seat.
Where it fits
The RA-400 is different from a hot-mix patching truck. It uses a spray-injection process: clean the defect, tack coat, inject coated aggregate, and dust coat from the in-cab joystick controls.
LeeBoy positions the RA-400 for very high-output patching, with literature describing more than 200 road defects corrected in a single day by one operator.
For Texas agencies trying to cover a large pothole backlog with limited crew availability, the RA-400 is the model to study when one-person production and working range matter most.
One-person operation from the driver's seat
Joystick-controlled front-corner patching boom
VORTEC rock transfer and emulsion coating system
300 gal emulsion tank and 5 cu yd aggregate hopper
Patch-on-the-go hydraulic system for slow moving operation
OEM video
The manufacturer video gives buyers a quick look at the workflow, controls, and machine layout before they talk through options with Closner.
Feature details

In-cab controls handle cleaning, tack coating, patching, dust coating, boom motion, blower speed, aggregate flow, and emulsion flow.

The telescoping front-corner boom reaches the defect while keeping the operator in the cab and minimizing manual labor in the roadway.

A hydraulically driven positive displacement blower provides up to 850 cfm for the spray-injection process.
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Common questions
Large pothole backlogs, one-person patching routes, municipal response crews, and agencies that prefer spray-injection repair over shovel-fed hot mix patching. Closner can help confirm whether the RA-400 fits your crew size, material workflow, route length, and fleet strategy.
Closner Equipment supports pothole patching and asphalt repair equipment in Texas with sales guidance, available inventory conversations, parts, and service coordination.
The RA-400 is a spray-injection pothole patcher using aggregate, emulsion, air, and an in-cab joystick-controlled boom.
LeeBoy literature describes one-person operation from the driver's seat with all patching functions controlled in cab.
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