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Bob K

04-25-2002 08:35:00

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(I originally posted this on another forum, but wanted to post here also to hopefully get responses from a different circle of enthusiasts. The info will be helpful to others as well.)

I have to keep wiping the drool off my chin when I go to the photo ads and see some of the great tractors for sale. Problem is, I only have a 5,000# trailer (need to haul 10,000#) and I don't want to burn up a week of vacation and hundreds of gallons of fuel driving from East Texas to some other state to haul a tractor back home.

How have others on this forum arranged for third-party interstate transportaion? Any contacts would be helpful. Thanks in advance.

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Steven@nd

04-26-2002 06:25:54

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Re: Arranging for Interstate Hauling in reply to Bob K, 04-25-2002 08:35:00

I have a local company that will haul from anywhere to anywhere in the US. You might just have to wait a bit to get it, but they are cheaper than most. $0.50 per mile for one tractor - $0.75 per mile for 2 tractors - $1 per mile to haul 3 tractors - and a $1.20 per mile for a full load.

Bob Anderson Trucking
201 North Ave W
Richardton, ND
701-974-3990

Call them up and ask for a quote before you buy.
Steven

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Zonie

04-25-2002 20:11:14

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Re: Arranging for Interstate Hauling in reply to Bob K, 04-25-2002 08:35:00

Gee Bob, you live in east Texas,. I've felt that was one of the best places to find inexpensive tractors. It's always better to buy one close to home. I know how you feel I've seen some great tractors go for dirt cheap but when I factored in the hauling costs, it just didn't make enough sense to try to buy them.
The hauling costs will be around $1.00 per mile and up for a decent hauler.
Look for a hauler that needs to fill a partial load that is going your way it may bring down the cost some.

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Bill Ramsey

04-25-2002 11:36:49

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Re: Arranging for Interstate Hauling in reply to Bob K, 04-25-2002 08:35:00

Bob I live here in Llano county in central Texas have a Dodge and 30 ft trailer. I do some hauling am retired and got farmallitis pretty bad. If you will email me maybe we could work something been wanting to go up in the midwest to some of those states i've never seen. Might find something I can't live without haha.thanks Bill

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Kenny Christopherson

04-25-2002 14:15:23

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Re: Re: Arranging for Interstate Hauling in reply to Bill Ramsey, 04-25-2002 11:36:49

Come on up to minnesota, we are still in the 40's fr a high, ad mid 20's for lows. Lots of old stuff up here too. ;) Always necessary. You wouldn't believe the scenery in northeastern MN, and extreme northern MN. Nothing like it in the world. Maybe in the rockies, but I doubt it. Come on up, we'd be glad to hav ya! heh heh heh I have some rlaties in Lewisville, TX

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TomT

04-25-2002 11:17:37

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Re: Arranging for Interstate Hauling in reply to Bob K, 04-25-2002 08:35:00

The guys over on the Cat board are always talking about Target Transport doing a good job across the US for reasonable rates. Contact man is Steve Sabo at 1-800-715-3618.

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Dave_Id

04-25-2002 11:04:30

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Re: Arranging for Interstate Hauling in reply to Bob K, 04-25-2002 08:35:00

I have done business with Wayne Stowe from Rochester, Minnesota. Good man, and have heard others say great things about him too. 507.269.6696

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PatM

04-25-2002 10:56:59

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Re: Arranging for Interstate Hauling in reply to Bob K, 04-25-2002 08:35:00

Have you tried the "Hauling Schedule" on the left side of the screen?

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redrev

04-25-2002 14:41:20

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Re: Re: Arranging for Interstate Hauling in reply to PatM, 04-25-2002 10:56:59

I used this service. Did a fine job, too. He hauled my big red monster from Tenn to NY. Hauling Date and Other Information: PLEASE E-MAIL your phone # to EXPEDITE SERVICE AND SAVE TIME !!!!Hauling Date and Other Information: Have brand new 30 ft. long, 83 in. wide, drop-frame gooseneck trailer with winch. (help me use it) Covering from OKLAHOMA-north to IOWA, MINNESOTA, etc. South to NORTHERN TEXAS--- East to the CAROLINAS' & north to MAINE, including points in between. Rates vary depending on loads & off-route mileage. Extra charge to load flat tires and winching fees, depending on circumstances. Over 30 years experience with no accidents. (Tractor & hit & miss engine collector). In OK, call 918-485-1166. In Massachusetts, call 918-433-5974. Ask for Bill. "Mr Bill" Sartelle Email:
Hauling From: OKLAHOMA,
To: NEW ENGLAND,

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Bob K

04-25-2002 13:49:58

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Re: Re: Arranging for Interstate Hauling in reply to PatM, 04-25-2002 10:56:59

I've looked through the Hauling Schedule just to get a feel for who's who. Figured some would know of others not posted there. Will definitely use this tool when I get close to laying down the $ for the tractor.

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