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Where the heck is the money in sand?
Discussion in 'Oilfield Trucking Forum' started by Oilfield Trash, Mar 13, 2013.
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Congrats, my friend, I'm happy for you.
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Looks like the rates are going up. I see that Alan Ritchey is paying $20-$21 per hour for water haulers and Chalk Mountain has upped their pay a little to $18.75 to start and $19.75 after 6 months to haul sand. Tempting to say the very least.
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I just finished my first week haulin' sand, only worked 4 days and more then doubled your weekly pay. Remember. location, location, location. Head south in Texas and your paycheck will head north!
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The money isn't in gravel either for the site. We just found out the hard way. The company my husband worked for in Bridgeport Texas was either sit and wait for work, or no work at all. He was sent to san antonio to that yard to live in a trailer and haul gravel . The trailer had no stove and no mattress. He has since quit and i'm currently looking for another driving job not related to oilfield.
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I may need to start a new thread, but I will ask here. I know I have to make this decision myself in the end, but all opinions are appreciated. I've been pulling a pneumatic for about 7 years and I have a chance to haul frac sand in south Texas for a company close by me out 3 weeks off for 1 week or I can pull a dry van for .38 in the Midwest and some Calif. Out 2 weeks home for 3 days. Now the question. Which one would you choose? This may not be the right place to ask this, but I haven't figured out how to start a thread from my phone. I figure the money is in sand hauling, but would like some opinions from you that are out there. I will find out tomorrow about the exact pay,detention and bennies. I will be going from Tennessee for 3 weeks and back for 1. Thanks everyone for any input and sorry if this is a strange question.
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That question will be much better answered after you get more info from those two companies. I just spent a year in S. Texas doing sand. I'd like to talk to you more tomorrow via PM. Good Luck, whichever you choose.
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