HopperHopper
Material in the hopper is moved toward the back of
the paver to the screed by the conveyor. Independent
hopper wings are hydraulically controlled to raise and
lower the hopper. When fully open, the hopper can hold
a payload up to seven (7) tons.
The LeeBoy 5300B Compact Paver offers a unique
feature for paving professionals. The operator can raise
each wing individually. Independent control of one or
both hopper wings allows paving alongside buildings or
other obstructions with ease.
ScreedScreed
The screed is the last part of the paver that contacts the
paving material. Paving material is fed from the hopper
to the conveyor, then through the auger(s) to the front
of the screed. Electric vibrators mounted on the main
screed frame can be used to increase paving material
compaction.
The screed has hydraulically-controlled extensions that
move in and out to allow a paving base from 4 - 7 feet.
Screed heating is accomplished by electric heating
elements mounted directly to the wear plates for
maximum performance and efciency.
Electrical SystemElectrical System
The electrical system is powered by one 12-volt battery
that maintains 1,260 cold cranking amperes (CCA). It
is mounted in the engine compartment on the right
side of the paver. An engine-mounted alternator with a
maximum of 60 amperes charging capacity keeps the
battery charged during normal operation. If equipped
with the electric heat option, the paver is also equipped
with a generator.
AugersAugers
Right and left augers rotate
to move material from the
conveyors to the screed,
and can be operated
manually or in AUTO mode
when the optional sonic
sensor system is installed
and active. The sensor is
mounted on the screed endgate where it monitors and
controls pile height at the discharge end of the augers.
Component Location
LeeBoy Model 5300B Compact Paver3-4
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