I see a lot of flatbed or step decks with three tractors on them sometimes John Deere sometimes others but I have never been able to get a lead on as to where these loads are coming from and who is brokering them? Any info would be appreciated
John deere loads coming out of Texas???
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Circlem, May 25, 2016.
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Mexico
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Don't pay very well
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Warerloo pays a bit better. Particularly for the o/d machines.
If your interested in equipment and decent rates... go east coast and hang around the ports. Balt, Norfolk in particular. Twic helpful.. but enough in the rate to pay an escort service. Norfolk, Jacksonville and Savanah ports allow twic scabs near the entrance.. you can negotiate how much to get them to escort you in. Balt they are not allowed to meet you at the entrance unless you are over size and coming in. At least not at the Broening port.. not sure about the others.
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Yep rates suck. Make more money not cranking up and sacking groceries. Only time I haul JD green is on the way to a tractor pull.
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I've got a JD G, Moline U, Allis WD, and a pro stock 4x4 ('65 Power Wagon)
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Port of Galveston, to cheap to even call on.
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