If you are commercial you have to be 21 regardless of weight. If your trailer has a gvwr you have to have a class A cdl.
Hot shot questions.....
Discussion in 'Expediter and Hot Shot Trucking Forum' started by chalupa, May 28, 2013.
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You don't have to be 21 for intrastate and every trailer has a gvwr , not all require a class A . I have known plenty of hotshotters that never got a Class A .truckon Thanks this.
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You need to worry about hauling authority . I'd recommend leasing with a hotshot carrier . They'll tell you their requirements for the truck and trailer .Supertrucker15 and truckon Thank this.
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Who are these companies?
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so if I were 16 I couldn't haul hotshot out of state with a f250 an 48ft dovetail but could I haul in state r do I have to be 21 regardless of were I haul
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Jones Motor /Hotshot says they require Class 6 http://www.jonesmotor.com/oo.html
http://www.acmetruck.com/job-opportunities.shtmlSupertrucker15 Thanks this. -
I've been seeing more new hotshot truck and trailer setups lately.
Next year they'll be a lot of well used equipment for sale. I looked at the new piss water burning fords and they run 50-60K
How can you make money at a 800-1000 truck payment I wonder? You've limited yourself to less than 15% of the market not to mention there's some companies that won't load the smaller trucks and some brokers won't load new MC#'s or less than a B rated carrier. -
Yup , to make those payments they need to run 2,500 to 3,000 miles a week . I don't see the new Fords lasting 2 years . I knew a couple of Duramax owners doing well but they moved up to Freightliner M2's .
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Ford seems to think the newest motor is the 2nd 7.3.
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