The LTR sequences are not clearly described because they want to keep secret.
-- Although there is the natural transposable element (and varieties thereof) on ncbi. But the native one has the transposase between the LTR, as you mention.
Sometimes their core was mentioned to be just dozens of base pairs, but I found papers that say you need the full 1.4 kbp LTRs.
Modern transposons of this kind do as you say: transposase is outside the borders and thus is not integrated and is lost together with the plasmid/linerar DNA over time.
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