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1988 Blaw-Knox PF-150 Asphalt Paver

Starting price

$8,000

Leading bidder

No bids yet

Bidding ends

May 2, 2026, 12:20 AM

Time remaining

Ended 3 months ago

Buyer's premium

10%

Verified seller

Located in NY

1988 Blaw-Knox PF-150 Asphalt Paver Rubber-tired Blaw-Knox PF-150 asphalt paver — a workhorse paving machine built for road patching, parking lots, and small to mid-size paving jobs. The biggest expense on a machine this age has already been handled: the engine was replaced new in 2018/2019, giving this unit a modern powerplant in a proven chassis. Runs and operates with no known issues. Stored indoors. Hopper, drag slat conveyor, and screed plate all intact. Normal asphalt buildup throughout — consistent with active use. Operator seat worn. Two operator stations. Make/Model: Blaw-Knox PF-150 Year: ~1988 Drive: Rubber-tired, wheel drive Engine: Replaced new 2018/2019 Condition: Runs, no known issues Storage: Indoors Hopper/Conveyor/Screed: Intact

Listing ID

#628266

Model year

1998

Chassis

Other

Engine hours

1,560 hours

Fuel Type

Diesel

Chassis type

Custom

Color

Yellow

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