The margin on mobile concrete batching depends on throughput, and the ProAll Reimer R Series is built to push throughput. These are the hydraulic-drive workhorses in the Reimer lineup, designed for operators running continuous high-volume pours where auger speed and mix consistency have to hold up through a full production day. If you've been watching your per-yard cost against plant delivery rates and the math is finally telling you to own your own batching, the R Series is where serious operators land.
We finance the R Series for contractors and mobile concrete businesses at both ends of the experience spectrum. First-time volumetric buyers who know concrete but are new to owning the batching unit get straightforward application-only deals. Fleet operators adding an R Series to complement smaller units get structured multi-asset deals that preserve cash flow. Either way, the machine goes to work while the payment stretches across the term.
ProAll has built the R Series around a hydraulic proportioning drive that handles high aggregate feed rates without the speed limitations you'd encounter on lighter equipment. That's why it shows up frequently on road and highway concrete work, large commercial slabs, and bridge deck pours where output per shift actually matters. Operators who want the full ProAll lineup context can also review ProAll financing options for all models. We understand the business case behind the R Series, and we fund accordingly.
New R Series vs. a Proven Used Unit
New R Series mixers carry full factory warranty coverage and come with current firmware on the proportioning system. For operators who plan to run the machine hard from day one and cannot afford downtime during the warranty period, new is often the right call. The payment is higher but the risk exposure is lower in the first few years.
Used R Series units that have been well-maintained with documented auger service records and calibration logs are compelling assets. The hydraulic proportioning system on the R Series is a proven design, and units with reasonable hours that have been properly serviced retain strong resale value. We finance used volumetric equipment extensively and know how to evaluate a used R Series deal.
The price gap between new and used R Series can be substantial. That gap means a lower loan amount, a smaller monthly payment, and more margin left over for the concrete business itself. Many operators running their first R Series choose used precisely because the savings let them preserve cash for aggregate inventory, fuel, and a crew without stretching the finances thin.
One consideration on used units: check whether the hydraulic pump has been rebuilt or is original hours. Hydraulic pump replacement on a volumetric mixer is a meaningful expense, and knowing that status before financing helps structure the deal correctly. We've seen deals where the buyer negotiated the seller down to cover a pump rebuild, and we were happy to fund the net number.
Where R Series Operators Win Work
The R Series sits in a market position where it competes for the same high-volume work that traditionally required dispatching from a regional batch plant. In fast-growing metro areas where plant lead times run long during peak construction season, a mobile R Series operator can deliver concrete on a builder's schedule rather than the plant's. That flexibility commands a premium.
Road and highway programs are a strong vertical for R Series operators. DOT concrete pours for curb-and-gutter, median barriers, and bridge approach slabs all require consistent output over multiple hours. The R Series hydraulic drive handles that sustained demand. Road and highway construction contractors who run volumetric equipment frequently specify R Series because the throughput matches DOT minimum mix requirements.
Municipal public works departments and utility contractors also rely on R Series capacity for large pour projects. Municipal and public works operations appreciate that on-site batching eliminates the coordination burden of scheduling plant trucks around traffic restrictions and permit windows.
Operators who move across multiple jobsite types, residential in spring, commercial in summer, infrastructure in fall, find the R Series flexible enough to serve all three without a second unit. That utilization profile is exactly what makes the financing math work: the machine earns across job types rather than sitting between specialized pours. Operators who want to compare the R Series against lighter options should look at ProAll Reimer LM Series financing to understand where the two models diverge on capacity and access.
Financing Timeline for the R Series
We run a clean, fast process. One application form, three months of bank statements, and we go to work. For R Series transactions below roughly $400k, no tax returns are required. A credit decision typically comes back within 24-48 hours of a complete file, and funding follows in about one to two weeks.
If you are buying from a dealer, we can coordinate directly to make sure the payoff and titling process does not slow things down. If you are buying private-party, our private-party purchase financing program handles the transaction just as cleanly, including lien filing and title work.
Operators who want to get to work fast on a new contract or a seasonal peak should not wait to start the financing conversation. Starting the application before the deal is fully negotiated means you have a clear picture of your approval and payment before you shake hands on the purchase price. That clarity also gives you leverage in the negotiation because you know exactly what you can commit to.
Start Your R Series Application
The R Series is a production machine built for operators who are serious about mobile concrete margins. We're serious about funding those operators fast, at competitive rates, with terms that match the cash flow the machine generates. Fill out one short form and we'll be in touch within one business day.