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Leeboy 7000 2001 Parts Catalog

If you’re turning wrenches on a Leeboy 7000 conveyor paver, you need the actual part numbers – not a generic drawing from some third-party site. I’ve seen guys order a feeder assembly three times because the aftermarket diagram listed the wrong bracket. This 83-page Parts Catalog from 2001 shows you the factory breakdown for every nut, seal, and hydraulic line on the 7000. No reprints, no copy-paste jobs. You get the same book your dealer used to order parts.

Specifications and Safety: Page 4 and 5

Page 4 lists the machine specs – engine type, operating weight, fluid capacities. Page 5 covers the safety decals and their locations. I’ve seen guys skip the pre-start inspection checklist on page 5 and then wonder why the track tensioner cracked. That section lists every danger point the factory identified. If you need to verify a torque value for a fastener referenced in the parts breakdown, the specs page is where you cross-reference.

What Parts Does This Catalog Cover?

Every exploded diagram in this manual is tied to a specific part number. The PDF bookmarks jump you straight to sections like the truck hitch attachment (page 9), burner ignition components (page 10), the electric flight screw assembly (page 13), and the automatic auger controls (page 14). Want the seal kit for the hydraulic cutoffs? Page 14 has the exact kit number. The auger extension parts are detailed on page 13. You aren’t guessing – you’re ordering the right piece the first time.

Burner Ignition and Feeder Operation: Factory Procedure

Pages 10 and 11 walk you through the burner ignition procedures – including what to do when they don’t ignite. The manual even includes the manual lighting procedure (page 11), which you should only use if you have proper PPE and a fire extinguisher handy. The feeder operation section on page 12 shows the conveyor chain part numbers and how to adjust the feeder gate. This isn’t a generic write-up; it’s the OEM process written by people who built the machine.

3 Reasons to Use the Factory Parts Catalog

First, the part numbers are current as of the 2001 publication year – no supersession guesses unless you cross-reference with a dealer. Second, the safety warnings are specific to the 7000 series. Third, the wiring and hydraulic schematic references match the actual harness in the paver. I’ve used aftermarket catalogs that showed a pump that wasn’t even installed on this model. You waste billable hours chasing wrong parts. This catalog eliminates that.

Audience Fit: Who Needs This Manual?

If you own a LeeBoy 7000 and do your own maintenance, this is your only reference for ordering replacement parts. Shop foremen should keep a copy on the work bench so techs don’t improvise. Even if you’re a home mechanic who bought a used paver, the 83 pages of factory diagrams will pay for themselves the first time you avoid a wrong order. For other Leeboy models, see LeeBoy 9000 2009 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs, Leeboy 8000 BH Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual for Paver, and LeeBoy 400 & 400T Roller Parts Catalog.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include torque specs for the final drive?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are not listed.

How do I identify a part from the exploded diagram if my paver has been modified?

The diagrams show the OEM configuration as built by LeeBoy in 2001. If a previous owner changed the auger or added a different spraydown system, you’ll need to locate the serial number on the component and match it to the part number list. The catalog includes a blank “User’s Reference Information” page where you can record engine serial number and equipment serial number for traceability. Cross-reference those numbers with the exploded views – if the shape doesn’t match the diagram, your paver likely has a non-factory part. In that case, remove the part and look for a casting number or manufacturer stamp, then search that number in the catalog’s index. The manual covers the standard 7000 paver; optional attachments (like the truck hitch or Auger extensions) are called out in separate sections on pages 9 and 13. For broader context on construction equipment parts identification, refer to Automotive Industry Overview and see Automotive Industry Overview for related standards.

Don’t waste another afternoon trying to decode a blurry aftermarket drawing. Access the Factory Manual now and get the real part numbers for your Leeboy 7000.