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Operators asked – and LeeBoy answered

March 11, 2017
Operators said they wanted changes, and LeeBoy was listening. The manufacturer has redesigned two pavers to produce a more ergonomic control panel and enhanced hydraulic systems to produce more value and ROI – with lower cost per tonne and increased resale value, the firm insists
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