I see loads on truckstop.com that pay very very well but I don't know how goose necks works? Or what type of trailer I need.
I currently haul a flatbed 48. Please help if you know
What type of RGN trailer I need to make money?
Discussion in 'Heavy Haul Trucking Forum' started by comoes3, Sep 18, 2014.
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It would be much simpler to go to u tube and rgn trailer vids.
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Yes that is exactly what I was doing. But If you can tell me what trailer to buy best or at least what sizes is best I would appreciate it.
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I don't even know where to start. You are total green to RGN HH. Do a lot more reading on it then ask more relevant questions.
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I don't know anything about heavy haul. But to me it would seem to reason you should figure out WHAT you will be hauling on the trailer, who your customers will be, what THEIR needs are. If you have much more work for a regular flatbed or step deck, why would you go and buy a RGN or HH trailer at all?? So you can be the guy who people call when they need that one off load that requires 18 axles to haul it?? It would cost a lot to have it sit there just so you could use it once a year.
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Any good website Mr okiedokie? or am I on my own basically
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confirm dims and weight on rates you see posted , then check each state to see how much permits and pilot cars will cost, then reconsider the rate. A lot of the rates I see posted for RGN are not much better than regular flat rates w the exception that there are alot more flat loads vs rgn loads. alot of brokers will be more than happy to sell you a load at what seems to be a good rate but after permits, pilot cars, driving restrictions and more fuel costs it will be a wash.
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