Leasing onto carrier question.

I'm leased to a small company and we do our own thing. We pull freight from the load boards, which sucks right now, but you can run your own customers if you have any. You do have to submit paperwork to the company and they pay you. The only issue you might run into is if your truck is sitting between crane moves your weekly expenses for insurance and stuff will continue to add up. The truck won't sit for free.

 

98' is good, paper logs all the way!! You have done your homework!!

 

Have you really thought this out?

You want to recapture only $4k by spending as much if not more in a market that may not sustain the operating expenses to run other work.

Your insurance alone will eat up revenue and just because the truck runs today, it may not tomorrow.

 

What if you only used it for your crane business? Then it could just be on that insurance policy?

 

Yes, they are both still around, personally I liked RKCampf better, plus they charged a little less, and at one time, they paid IFTA for all miles ran for them at no charge back. But that was back in.. 2001ish

 

Yes they are still around

 

Be hard to lease to someone who is paying a per unit liability/cargo. They would charge you for that whether you did anything or not. Would have to find someone who is on a mileage liability/cargo.