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If the paver doesn’t have a truck lock to grab and hold the truck’s back wheels, you run the risk of spilled asphalt. And wasting the material is a best-case scenario.

You want the paver to move smoothly, towing the screed smoothly in a gentle, flowing, gliding motion down the lane. Let’s look at a couple of problem areas that are easy to keep clean with proper upkeep and best practices.