True. Fuel and Def is the big theif right now it seems. They should of kept the high price for gas left diesel alone. Easier and more cents. This way four wheelers can zoom by you and burn that gas think twice...
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Reading this post , and imagining where he came from he thinks he hit the lottery, The mother lode of opportunity! Lol.
If it works For you and your happy , that’s all that matters to you. I’d prefer $1800 to $2000
a week clear and be home every night and let someone else worry about trucks that breakdown , burn fuel and depreciate.
If owning a truck was so profitable , they’re would be no lease purchase or owner operators.
Lease to carriers . They’re would only be company trucks. Companies don’t care about owning trucks , they care about the profit the equipment can generate . If they can find someone to pay all the expenses and take all the risk and they can skim the profit off the top and give you a little bit to keep you afloat to keep the profit coming in to them. They consider that hitting the lottery.
If you breakdown all the hours you spend in that truck being in it 24 hours a day for weeks at a time
To make a $1000 your probably making less than minimum wage per hour and selling your whole life to that company to make them money. As far as the truck , it will be worn out when your done and they will probably “ lease “ you another one to pay off and wear out and the cycle never stops. If you were clearing $2500-$3000 a week working as hard and being away weeks at a time it might be worth it for a few years if you invested it in real estate that would eventually produce income for you so you could leave that situation. A $1000 -$1300 a week , not even close to being worth it.Last edited: May 17, 2020
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Anyone else seeing the inconsistency here?
Lease purchasing a 379 Peterbilt, OP says "Class of '99" on their profile. The 379 ended production in 2007, yet OP claims DEF is a profit thief?D.Tibbitt Thanks this. -
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Def cost like 15 bucks or less to fill up each fuel stop
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Yeah DEF fluid is pretty cheap. It’s when the DEF system and DPF system breakdown it gets stupid expensive if it’s out of warranty.
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Hey, 250 driver fleet can't be wrong, or wait , maybe that's the number left that want to make some money during this covid stay at home and listen to wheezin..
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