Looking for a company that leases w900 2015-2016

Discussion in 'Lease Purchase Trucking Forum' started by RRM, Feb 3, 2015.

  1. RRM

    RRM Bobtail Member

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    looking for a company that lease's w900 2015-2016 looking for dry van willing to do flatbed but only 2 1/2 months exp on flat. thank you in advance
     
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  3. 8thnote

    8thnote Road Train Member

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    When looking for a driving job, the brand of trucks that a company runs is very very far down on my list of priorities. I would strongly suggest that you consider things like cpm, available miles, customer base, freight lanes, home time, health benefits, terminal locations, and many others before the model of the truck. I've driven KWs, Volvos, Freighliner, and Macks. The differences are minimal and not worth passing on an excellent job. Just my opinion.
     
  4. AirborneLegg13T

    AirborneLegg13T Light Load Member

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    Melton drives the t660 BUT is all flatbeds
     
  5. 77smartin

    77smartin Road Train Member

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    I don't believe there is a company out there that leases the w900. Can't imagine what that monthly payment would be if there was.
     
  6. crzyjarmans

    crzyjarmans Road Train Member

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    Melton doesn't lease trucks
     
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  7. hawkjr

    hawkjr Road Train Member

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    Schneider could probably lease you a barebones KW, that weekly payment will probably be beyond sad tho...
     
  8. T_TRUCKER.

    T_TRUCKER. Road Train Member

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    Here's a crazy idea, save money for your own w900. Instead of renting a truck from a company you can actually own it, and take the truck anywhere you'd like. I've been realizing that if someone can't save money for there own then getting involved financially in a lease probably isn't the brightest idea. Just sayin
     
  9. Jokingypsy

    Jokingypsy Medium Load Member

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    I'm guessing if you did a fleece-purchase with a decked out W900 you are going to be paying the trucking company you are driving for at the end of every pay period. How much can you afford to pay to be a trucker in a long hood pretty truck?

    Adam
     
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  10. DenaliDad

    DenaliDad Retired Wheel Dog

    Those long noses are cute, but like the first commenter said, your primary concern should be learning to drive well, not how much nose is sticking out in front of you. That will take longer than you think, so get a couple years experience first; you'll have a better idea of who does what and the kinds of trucks out there. Good luck.
     
  11. RRM

    RRM Bobtail Member

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    since i started drivinng 7 months ago i have been home one for one week im not looking for a nice looking truck im looking for living space so i am comfortable. i know celadon does the w900's and t660 t680 but there flat bed and require 6 months
     
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