Crude oil hauling companies?

I started with a 5k truck, 5k for expenses and was rolling. I saved that and paid off everything by living in a RV and not going "home" every 2 months. I moved here, I think that made a huge difference, we (my wonderful, understanding, gypsy, retired military wife) rented the house out, downsized and moved. It was TOUGH. We used to live within hours of 3 of the 5 kids and 4 of our grandkids. It takes sacrifice.
To ones that do and are willing, it pays off in spades. I am building a larger company and hope to hire my grandkids in 10 years to start out driving cabovers, then run it. We now go on vacations to see family. Dont give up! Buckle down and save, save, save. Start with water, start with crude. Make a plan, modify it as necessary. And run with the crowd that works and doesnt B.S. and ##### all day. Find your niche and you'll be fine.

 

Godwink is down the food chain. Up here they haul for a company that hauls for a company. More money usually if you stay with the first line. The people who contract with the oil companies is where ya wanna be. The Plains, The Pacers, High Sierra, Rose Rock Midstream and Oilfield services. The farther down the food chain you end up with a % out of a % out of a %...........

 

71,000 dollars a year..... Hauling OIL!??!! What happened to the 80-90- 100,000 dollars a year I've read so much about??? Is that 70 grand for the 50 hr/week guys... I sure hope so Let me know please somebody what that's all about.

 

Ghost Riders make that much.

 

Ghost riders? Sorry bro, don't know what that is. And They Make how much?

 

Ghost riders? Sorry bro, don't know what that is. And They Make how much?

 

Run nonstop. Cook your books, etc.

 

Best Crude Oil haulers in Oklahoma?

 

I have 3 crude oil trucks and trailers and want to put to work in northern colorado, any leads would be greatly appreciated.

 

Gotcha. So what, 70, 80 hour weeks?