Hi y’all! I’m moving back to CA soon and looking for a help to get a right equipment. Currently I own few trucks in NC but these trucks is not CARB compliant and will be for sale before moving. I doing good with job here in Charlotte, city is growing and construction is everywhere. Looking forward to possibly find right place to work with as contractor, company who gonna keep me busy. I know for small business CA is not best place, especially laws, diesel prices etc but this thread not about it. So, my main concern is what is the best setup will work - super 10( triaxle) or bottom/end dump trailer + daycab semi? Last one is more affordable but I heard super 10 most popular.
All advices will be appreciated.
Best equipment in Southern California ( dump truck)
Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by Navigatorpirate, Nov 25, 2022.
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Do you know anybody out here at all that's already in the business? -
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I've done dirt work in S. Ca. (and asphalt, sand, gravel) You can buy a power unit and work for a co. renting their trailers. Or, work thru a broker or an established co. with contracts. Talk with Robertsons out of Corona, CCC out of Fontana, Superior out of Escondido, Burns and sons out of Santee, or Johns out of Santee. You certainly will get some good ideas. Luck to ya'
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I' ve been out of dirt work since 2004, but as I recall hourly to the truck was $70. So your power unit renting trailers has to be figured. Or, own your own trailers and you have no rental fee. Super 10's are popular also. You can get current rates by calling the co's I mentioned above. What part of Ca. are you considering moving to ? Also, a little tip for ya' .....any work with Cal-trans pays very good. And I'll add another co. to talk with, Granite, a contractor who uses outside equipment on their jobs, but travels all over Ca. Can't recall their home base tho.
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At January/February we’re going back to Southern California (Corona/Riverside/SanBernardino) -
I see more strong arm trucks than Super 10 out here in SoCal.
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