Garbage Hauling

Yeah, sounds decent, esp if they can find you a backhaul. You may want to seriously inquire about a tipper trlr, since they are cheaper than walking floors, and if the dump you're going to has a tipper, then it might work. Of course you will be in line with the other tipper trucks, but it could still work. Just a suggestion, sounds like your ducks are almost all in a row.

 

Yeah I see your point, I have just seen a lot of tippers at the dump I went to (all runnning for Dart Transport), some even were tri axle setups. But sounds like you've got it figured out, so good luck!

 

where are you loading?brooklyn?I cant imagine loading and unloading and doing 600 miles a day.GW bridge is a disaster as you know.so is Tappan Zee.I know though guys wait on line to load.then have to worry about being too heavy or too lite.also need overweight permit to haul 32 tons.how much are they paying per ton.also through way tolls are big money.sounds like a tuff gig.plan on doing 4 or 5 loads aweek as an average to be safe.talk to some guys doing it now.hauling garbage is hard on equipment.no one in cares about your truck in landfills. also ii would pull thier trailer until you see how it is first before you invest in one although you shouldnt be responscible for their trailer tires they know your going to blow tnem.

 

Hi How are you, I like to know more about this field, is posibble in with company I can get load from NY to NJ in how to contact them and they any restrisctions in my truck .

 

Keep this in mind too, the rates are going down, trains are hauling alot more, and there is no shortage of truck to haul this stuff for nothing. Also rt.'s 7 &11 add about 45 minutes to the trip over some other ways, and I would dead-head back home before I hauled an $800 load to a landfill

 

How has the trash haul gone? Are you making money?