Awesome forum! Valuable info. My question is with my F-150, pulling from the bumper, should I purchase a car trailer I'm looking at, 34ft long x 7' 3-7,000 lb axles, 21,000 lb GVWR, 3,420 lb Empty Weight, 17,580 lb Payload and use that for all purpose hauling or am I'm better off looking at a 83" wide 14,000 lb Equipment Hauler with a beaver tail and use that for cars as well? I'm initially wanting to haul cars and thought the longer car hauler will allow for two vehicles at a time, more income, and also be able to move equipment if needed. Will that particular car hauler be okay for carrying equipment? Will regular car ramps be strong enough to allow a tractor for example to drive up onto the bed? Having said that maybe there is more of a demand for Equipment hauling and I should consider moving cars as a secondary? I'm retired early and looking for a long term second career and want to get into Hot Shot Hauling. Is there even a market for 2 up car hauling or should I be looking at a single car trailer? Any insight as to which way I should decide to go so I'm getting steady work would be greatly appreciated.
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Discussion in 'Expediter and Hot Shot Trucking Forum' started by ROEN, May 4, 2021.
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