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💰 When a Wheeled Mini Loader Investment Pays Off in 9–10 Months

  • Writer: TICAB Marketing
    TICAB Marketing
  • 12 hours ago
  • 2 min read

Versatile Wheeled Mini Loader TI-Car-225
Versatile Wheeled Mini Loader TI-Car-225

How to properly calculate ROI for small and medium-sized businesses

A wheeled mini loader like TI-Car 225 are more than just daily-use machines — they are income-generating tools that can return the initial investment in under a year. In this article, we’ll explore examples, cost breakdowns, earning potential, and common ROI calculation mistakes.

🔍 Main Cost Items:

Item

Estimated Amount

Purchase of TI-Car 225 mini loader

€22,460

Registration, delivery, preparation

€500

Fuel (diesel, for 100 engine hours)

€250

Maintenance for 6 months

€200

Total investment

€23,410

📈 Potential Income:

Based on typical service rates in average EU or Ukrainian regions:

Service Type

Rate

Hours/Month

Income

Pallet loading/unloading

€40/hour

30 hrs

€1,200

Snow/area cleaning

€35/hour

25 hrs

€875

Construction (leveling, moving soil)

€45/hour

30 hrs

€1,350

Total monthly income



€3,425

🧮 When Will the Investment Pay Off?

Even with a conservative 70% machine utilization rate:

  • €3,425 × 70% ≈ €2,397/month

  • €23,410 / €2,397 ≈ 9.7 months to break even

After a maximum of 10 months, the machine begins generating pure profit.

🛠️ Additional Revenue Opportunities:

• Equipment rental (with operator)• Participation in municipal tenders• Seasonal work (e.g., snow removal, construction debris hauling)

🚫 Common Mistakes:

  1. Only considering purchase price — ignoring service, delivery, and registration costs

  2. No workload planning — lack of defined customers or partners

  3. Overlooking seasonality — demand differs in winter and summer

✅ Wheeled Mini Loader Conclusion:

A mini loader can pay for itself in 9–10 months, especially when used in commercial or municipal projects.Buying directly from the manufacturer, such as the TI-Car 225 from TICAB, ensures the best price-to-performance ratio.

 
 
 

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