Freight out of Montana?

Sure, probably lumber at about a buck or less a mile. Try to enjoy the landscape while you're taking it in the keester and it will hurt less.

 

Look for round trip rates.

 

Most of the lumber and particle board goes to brokers for the regular truckload stuff. The maxi (over 60k payload) stuff is mill direct for the carriers on the load list.

There is landscaping rock that moves out of Western MT but I’ve never hauled any so I’m not sure what it’s like.

Sometimes there is hay moving that can get you out of there and into a better spot but when and how much depends on the year.

 

Might be able to get a load of pallets to get you a few hundred miles to a better spot.

 

Log house packages used to pay fair at times.
Trees during season paid fair.
I have hauled palletized flagstone out of Libby that paid pretty good, depending on where and sometimes it is just a partial.
I have hauled used farm equipment out of billings that paid well, but I think that was a one time deal.

 

Lets see how good you are.....
Try to get a truckload out of Glasgow,miles city,Lewistown,Havre,glendive, or even Shelby,great falls.

Anyone can get loomber outta western montana....load that truck in eastern montana or western north Dakota with easy strap n go goods/material.

P.S.
Hay and oil field junk is not allowed.
Must be quality freight from a manufacturing business with an actual building and dock area.

Ready,set, lets hear it.

 

Your so funny stayinback

 

if you have a side kit you might be able to find some grain loads to the city's. if that counts....lol

your no oilfeild junk or hay statement really limits your options....lol

 

When I was taking backhauls outa MT a few years ago it was always cardboard bales that were headed to SoCal. Certain times of the year there are loads of honey.