The ProAll Reimer P85 sits at the top of ProAll's production volumetric line, capable of delivering up to 85 cubic yards per hour under field conditions. Operators running major commercial pours, highway work, or high-daily-yardage contracts choose the P85 precisely because its throughput means fewer trucks, faster pours, and more control over the on-site concrete mix spec. Every yard the P85 batches is a yard bought at your margin rather than a plant's.
Financing a P85 means financing a flagship production machine. Deal sizes typically run well into the six figures, and we treat them accordingly: structured underwriting, realistic assessment of the business's capacity to carry the payment, and a deal that reflects what the machine will actually generate once it is working. We fund P85s purchased new from ProAll's distribution network and quality used units from private sellers, dealers, and auction houses.
P85 Technical Profile and Operating Economics
ProAll designed the P85 around a high-output twin-auger aggregate delivery system that sustains rated throughput through consecutive pours without the bridging and flow issues that plague lesser designs at high continuous output. The machine's proprietary DialDose control system provides precise digital metering of all mix components, producing certified batch records for quality control and DOT compliance documentation.
At 85 cubic yards per hour, a P85 can service a large commercial slab pour that would require four to six standard drum trucks, without the coordination overhead and minimum-load charges those trucks bring. For commercial concrete contractors winning competitive bids on industrial and mixed-use pours, that efficiency is a direct cost advantage over plant-supplied competitors.
The P85 is related to but distinct from the ProAll Reimer P65. Where the P65 serves a broad mid-range market, the P85 is purpose-built for operators who need maximum throughput and are running jobs where the difference between 65 and 85 yards per hour represents real scheduling and cost impact.
P85 Deal Structure and Terms
New P85 units from ProAll dealers are priced at a premium that reflects their production capability. Quality used examples trade at lower prices but still command respect in the secondary market because experienced concrete operators know what a well-maintained P85 can produce. Either way, most P85 transactions fall above the $200,000 mark and some push considerably higher depending on configuration.
At that deal size, we typically work through a full-documentation review for first-time borrowers or for deals where the bank statement picture requires context from tax returns to interpret clearly. Repeat borrowers with established credit relationships often process faster. Term structures on P85 deals run 48 to 72 months with the majority of buyers choosing 60 months as the balance point between payment and total cost.
A Sale-Leaseback on a P85 is particularly powerful for operators who want to free working capital while keeping the machine running. The machine is sold to a finance company at appraised value and leased back on a monthly payment. The cash freed is unrestricted and can go toward growth, materials, crew, or any other use. We handle this structure regularly for established operators who have built equity in production equipment.
The Right Buyer for P85 Financing
The P85 is not an entry-level machine, and the financing reflects that. The ideal buyer has been running concrete operations for several years, has an established customer base or contract pipeline, and is financing the P85 to expand capacity rather than to enter the business. That does not mean newer operators cannot qualify, but the deal requires a stronger financial story when business history is limited.
Operators in high-volume markets are the P85's natural home. Road and highway construction crews who run curb and gutter, median work, or pavement pours at scale find the P85's output matches the production pace of large paving operations. Bridge and infrastructure contractors who pour deck segments, footings, and approach slabs benefit from the consistent mix quality that the P85's digital metering provides.
Pulling Equity from an Existing P85
A P85 that has been in service for a few years, with the note partially paid down, often carries meaningful equity. A cash-out refinance extracts that equity as working capital while keeping the machine in service. The existing note is paid off, a new loan is established at a higher balance, and the difference lands in the business account.
Operators in growth phases often use this tool to fund a second unit without a full new-deal application process. If the existing P85 is already generating strong income, the case for a cash-out is straightforward: the machine proves its own payment history, and the equity serves as the bridge to the next machine.
Markets like Houston and San Antonio, where construction volumes are sustained and concrete demand runs across multiple industry sectors, tend to produce the strongest P85 equity positions because machine values hold and revenue is consistent enough to pay down the note quickly.
Finance Your ProAll P85
An 85-yard machine is a serious piece of equipment and it deserves a financing partner who understands what it does for the business. Tell us the deal details and your operating background and we will build a structure that works. Decisions come quickly, and we communicate clearly at every step of the process.