This unit has a 2-bin 60/40 split silo configuration, which limits aggregate versatility compared to 3-bin or 4-bin options (though the optional third bin can be added). The 75-ton cement capacity, while substantial, may require more frequent cement deliveries on very high-volume projects compared to plants with larger silos. The Jonel Archer control system requires 120 VAC power from a generator if grid power isn’t available. Weather limitations include extreme cold affecting hydraulics and diesel fuel, and high winds potentially interfering with dust collection efficiency. The plant performs best with standard ready-mix applications; highly specialized concrete (such as self-consolidating or ultra-high-performance mixes) may require additional equipment or modifications.
Buyer’s Note: With only 38,000 yards produced, this 2021 Cemco Model 300 has substantial service life remaining. The included batch house trailer adds significant value for operations and storage. Verify the condition of the John Deere engine, hydraulic systems, scales calibration, and dust collector performance. Request service records and consider ConcreteIron’s pre-buy inspection service. This plant represents an excellent opportunity for contractors needing proven mobile batching capability with low hours and recent manufacturing year ensuring parts availability and modern emissions compliance.