Determine the hourly owning and operating cost for the third year of operation of the wheel loader described below: Purchase price: $330,000 Expected life: 4 years. Salvage value: $85,000 Tire cost: $32,000 Load Conditions: Average Operating conditions: Average Fuel Cost: $2.07/gal. Hours operating: 1500/yr. Investment rate: 15% Tax, storage rate: 10% Straight line depreciation

Determine the hourly owning and operating cost for the third year of operation of the wheel loader described below: Purchase price: $330,000 Expected life: 4 years. Salvage value: $85,000 Tire cost: $32,000 Load Conditions: Average Operating conditions: Average Fuel Cost: $2.07/gal. Hours operating: 1500/yr. Investment rate: 15% Tax, storage rate: 10% Straight line depreciation

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