Power Pavers designed the SF-2700 and SF-3000 as two-track slipform pavers on 12- and 14-foot tracks. Both machines pave up to 32 feet wide, with integral curbs on one or both sides. The manufacturer describes the SF-2700 as having "the right balance of weight and size to excel at residential and inner city paving." At 65,000 pounds, the SF-3000 is 17,000 pounds heavier, and its 250-hp Cummins diesel packs 16 percent more power. Hydraulic loading legs on the SF-3000 lift the unit 42 inches so that a lowboy trailer can be backed under the paver. Power Pavers' two placer/spreaders, the PS-2700 and PS-3000, also have the self-loading legs. In 2002, Power Curbers founded Power Pavers in Cedar Falls, Iowa, and the subsidiary manufactures placer spreaders, form-riding pavers and texture cure machines as well as slipform pavers.
48,000 to 65,000 pounds: 2 models
Combination Frame Stretches Hydraulically
With 4 feet of hydraulic frame widening, Miller Formless' M8100 can straddle pave widths to 16 feet. The combination machine also pours curb and gutter, barrier, bridge and parapet wall. In offset paving mode, it can place 12-foot pavements to either side of the machine. The M8100 is powered by a 157-hp Deere diesel.
25,000 pounds: 1 model
Longest Two-Track Footprint