Models
BARBER GREENE PAVERS
- 79, 879, 879A
- 873, SB30, SB41, SB50, SB110, SB111, SB121, SB131, SB140, SB170
- SA35, SA41, SA145, SA150
- BG210, BG210B, BG270
- BG220, BG240, BG260
- BG220B, BG240B, BG260B
- BG225, BG245, BG265
- BG225B, BG245B, BG265B
- BG610H, BG650
- BG240C, BG260C,
- BG225C, BG245C, BG2455C,
- 700 Road Widener
EARLY ROADTEC PAVERS
- RT435
- RT445
- RT465
- Heat Streak
BARBER GREENE PROFILERS
- RX20, RX30, RX40B, RX50, RX80, RX80B
EARLY ROADTEC PROFILERS
- Milltec
BGP Pavers
- BGP 200, BGP210, BGP230, BGP235, BGP250, BGP255
- BGP308, BGP314,
- C4, C8, C17
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