The P65 sits at the practical center of the ProAll Reimer lineup. It batches roughly 65 yards per hour under field conditions, enough output to carry a small crew through a full pour day without scrambling for extra loads. That kind of throughput on a unit this compact changes the math for contractors who are tired of chasing plant schedules or absorbing short-load penalties. The margin difference between buying concrete from a drum truck and batching it yourself on the P65 compounds quickly across a season, and that is the whole argument for the machine.
We finance ProAll Reimer P85 units and P65 units, new and used, and we work with operators across credit tiers. Our minimum is $50,000 and our sweet spot is $100,000 to $150,000 and up, which covers most P65 transactions cleanly. Applications under roughly $400,000 can often be approved with an application only, no full financials package required.
What Makes the P65 a Business Asset Worth Financing
What Makes the P65 a Business Asset Worth Financing
ProAll Reimer designed the P65 around an auger-fed batching system that meters aggregate, sand, cement, water, and admixtures in real time. The operator dials the slump directly at the truck, and the machine adjusts proportioning on the fly. That eliminates the batch-plant middleman and puts quality control in the hands of the person pouring the concrete.
The P65 body is designed to mount on tandem-axle chassis, keeping the overall footprint manageable for urban and suburban jobsites where a larger unit would create access problems. Payload capacity and GVW vary by chassis spec, but most P65 builds run at 10 to 12 cubic yards per load, giving operators meaningful range between batching stops. The digital control panel logs mix data by job, which is useful for billing verification and quality documentation on commercial work.
For concrete contractors running residential slabs, driveways, footings, and small commercial flatwork, the P65 hits a production target that drum trucks rarely match on short pours. A 2-yard pour becomes profitable when you batch exactly 2 yards and charge accordingly. Plant concrete on the same pour means paying for a minimum load of 5 or 6 yards and absorbing the waste.
Used P65 units in good mechanical condition are solid collateral. Lenders familiar with volumetric equipment understand residual value on this class of unit, and that understanding often leads to better advance rates on private-party and dealer purchases alike.
How P65 Financing Actually Works
How P65 Financing Actually Works
A P65 transaction typically falls between $90,000 and $180,000 depending on chassis age, body condition, and configuration. New units are priced higher; reconditioned units with fresh auger flights and control system overhauls sit in the middle. Either way, the financing structure is the same: we match the loan or lease term to a sensible depreciation schedule, keep the monthly payment aligned with what the unit generates in revenue per week, and move fast enough that you do not lose the purchase.
For amounts under roughly $400,000, the application is the starting point. We ask for business name, time in business, and owner information. From there, soft credit review takes a day or two. If the deal is straightforward, approval comes within a week. Funding typically follows within 1 to 2 weeks of a complete file. For transactions requiring full financials, we ask for 3 months of business bank statements as a baseline.
Structure options on a P65 include a term loan where you own the asset from day one, an equipment lease with a buyout at the end, or a TRAC lease if the P65 is used commercially and you want a terminal rental adjustment option. Each has different cash flow and tax treatment implications, so we walk through the scenarios before you sign anything.
New P65 vs. Used P65: What Changes in the Finance
New P65 vs. Used P65: What Changes in the Finance
A new P65 from ProAll Reimer's dealer network carries current warranty coverage and the latest control system. The purchase price is higher, but depreciation spreads across a longer working life and lenders advance at or near full purchase price. If you want to use Section 179 or bonus depreciation to write down the machine in the year of purchase, a new unit gives you maximum deductible basis. We can structure financing around a Section 179 strategy so your payment starts before year-end while the deduction lands in the same tax year.
A used P65 from a dealer or private party is often the smarter first move for a newer operation. Price points are lower, and an experienced buyer can find units with low hours and recent body work that perform like new for years. Used equipment financing on a P65 follows the same basic process, though lenders may ask for an inspection on older units or cap the advance rate at 80 to 90 percent of appraised value.
Private-party purchases are not a problem for us. If you have found a P65 from a retiring contractor or through an auction, we can finance that transaction directly. We handle the title work coordination as part of the process so you are not managing the mechanics on your own.
Who Buys P65 Financing
Who Buys P65 Financing
The typical P65 buyer is a concrete contractor doing 3 to 8 pours per week across a mix of job types. Footings, slabs, flatwork, driveways, and light commercial pads. They are tired of short-load fees, plant minimums, and driving back for a second load on a job that needed 7 yards when the plant minimum is 10. The P65 fixes all three problems.
A second common buyer profile is the ready-mix supplier expanding into mobile batching to capture rural and remote work. Rural and remote jobsite contractors often have no reliable plant within a reasonable haul distance. A P65 mounted on a reliable chassis lets the supplier serve those accounts profitably without a drum truck's minimum load waste.
We also see buyers from foundation contractors who do high-volume footing work and need fast, consistent batching without relying on plant availability windows. The P65 lets a two-person crew work independently of plant schedules, which changes the whole pace of a foundation operation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Get Your P65 Financed
Get Your P65 Financed
Send us the basics on the unit you have found, your business name, and time in operation. We will have a structure back to you within a business day, and most approvals land within a week. New or used, dealer or private party, we handle the whole transaction. Start the application and get your P65 earning margin on the next pour.