This Asphalt Zipper AZ500 is a cold milling machine — also known as a cold planer or pavement miller — used to remove and reclaim asphalt and concrete surfaces by grinding down road pavement to a controlled depth. Asphalt Zipper is a recognised manufacturer of attachment-based and self-contained milling equipment, building machines designed to work in conjunction with compact and mid-size loaders for road repair, surface preparation, and pavement rehabilitation across construction and municipal applications.
This 2007 example is powered by a John Deere 6068T turbocharged diesel engine rated at 185 horsepower, providing the drive force needed to run the milling drum through hardened pavement surfaces. The cutting width is 48 inches, allowing the machine to mill a broad pass in a single run, while the cutting depth is adjustable from 0 to 12 inches, giving operators flexibility to match the depth of removal to the specific job requirement.
The unit is designed for use with 1.5-yard loaders, which collect and transport the milled material as the machine works. It is supplied on a tandem axle trailer, enabling straightforward transport between job sites. Control is handled through both wired and wireless remote systems, allowing the operator to manage the machine from a safe and convenient position. The hour meter reads 728 hours, reflecting relatively low usage for a machine of this type and vintage.
This used machine is located in California, USA, and is offered at $44,900.
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