So, to be simple, the oilfields are dead?

Would the recruiter say who they are working for? Continental was using them but just accepted new bids for work around Williston. I'm sure someone got in there cheap....er....

 

I see those are O/O rates you posted.
I bet maintenance and repairs/tires really ate up your overhead costs.
I too drove a tri-axle trailer domed out at 170 bbl.
At 25% I could bring in $500 a day just off of 6 loads.
I worked in Douglas, Wyoming hauling fresh water at $25 per hour @ 14 hrs. per day.
I live in Ogden, Utah. It's just not worth my time to drive 14 hours to Watford city for anything less.
I guess I will stick to hauling reefer until things start picking up.

 

I know that truck, I've seen it before,I live in Salt Lake City,But work in the Basin for years,and went to Stanley for ITL!!!

 

The first pic is of the Pete 379 I drove in Douglas hauling fresh water to Frac sites for ARD/Chesapeake. I got paid by the hour out in Douglas.

The second picture (Same trailer both pic's) is a Western Star. I hauled production water for Continental Resources; leased through Wind River.
The owner of both trucks is out of Ashton, ID. Upper Valley Trucking