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| Towing, Hauling & Diesel Competition Discussion of Powerstroke Usage EG. Towing & Hauling Habits, Off Roading , Diesel Drags, Sled Pulls, ect... |
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Hot Shot Towing...........
Need info on hot shot towing. Looking to get into the business and would like to know what I'm gettin into. Do I need to get a broker or just rely on local pulls? What kind of insurance? What kind of pricing etc? Thx any help would be appreciated.
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Here's a pretty good conversation at another forum you might want to take a look at... Hot shot towing?? - Dodge Diesel - Diesel Truck Resource Forums Hope it helps |
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As the article states, be aware that you have to run under DOT regulation. Just to give you a little example of what I'm doing. I haul luxury, exotic, collector, and tv/movie cars, my insurance for this year will cost me close to $9,000, that is for 1 truck and 2 trailers. DOT authority isn't too expensive but make sure you get everything you need. I'm struggling to get by right now, I've started moving trailers for a local Ford/Featherlite dealer to help make ends meet. Be aware of cheap freight and brokers who pay you in 30 days, starting out, waiting for a check for 30 days SUCKS......... Also watch for cheap freight, I see some cars that people post for less than $.30 per mile to move. I get anywhere from $1.00 to $1.50 per mile, per car for enclosed transport. |
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a buddy and i looked into it, hauling for the oil field business and we couldnt make much money doing it, like $50-$75 profit per load, and that was for a 10hour trip.....not to mention wear & tear on your truck. I dunno what the pay is in your area though.
I also know its hard to get loads home. you might make money on the way there but have to foot the bill outta your own pocket for the trip home. and DOT regs & insurance is hefty as well. keep us posted. |
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