Posted by stonerock on November 01, 2017 at 18:17:50 from (174.233.130.176):
In Reply to: Re: A little heavy posted by 4520bw on October 31, 2017 at 07:09:04:
4520bw, have two timpte 48'x102'' super hoppers deep sides [looks like a freight box] 2013 models... had a 3 yr contract with a egg farm to haul all the suppliments and feed to other locations. when they bought there contracts were for 100 ton at a time, so just send two trucks and haul it back in one day, 50 ton a truck. with drivers payed truck and trailers off in a year and half....other people seen what I was doing and out bid me on the contract...now they are haulin twice as much for half the money. they still call me to pick up the slack but at my rate...cheeper isnt always better
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