Can a guy make a living or a business out of running for parts with a pickup and bumper pull trailer? I live in ND and have a bumper pull and a new pickup. Is there a need for something like this? I mean the small, lightweight, I need it now kind of things? Any help or advice would be appreciated. Also any pitfalls to avoid would be great to know about also.
Making money with a pickup?
Discussion in 'Oilfield Trucking Forum' started by Wes1, Sep 26, 2018.
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That would be called hot shot. It's a cutthroat industry from what I hear.
Remember, if it was easy to go into and easy to make money, others would have done it already.rabbiporkchop Thanks this. -
Look for an Acme or United Vision. They run lots of pick ups. -
You can make a few dollars but you will not get rich.
You can Hot Shot your pickup and put lots of miles on it. I would dump the bumper pull trailer for a goose neck 40 ft long double axel trailer.
Pass on the cheap loads ( they got plenty )
From what I have seen the Dodge Diesels seem to hold up the best.rabbiporkchop Thanks this. -
I see these guys all the time on I10, and was thinking there getting paid to pull that stuff. I see some with the nice trailers on those dodges with the double axles pulling drilling bits, and oilfield pipes all the time.
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Avoid lease roads if you drive a Chevy.
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On the older Chevys.2011 and up they beefed them up tremendously.The fix on the older ones were tie rod sleeves.rabbiporkchop Thanks this.
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