I recognize all the tools in your top photo, and saw them being used a couple weeks ago! Was it nice not to worry about how many volts were going to the nozzles?lol
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Couldn't tell ya havent actually spoken to anyone so this is all purely speculation because I genuinely dont know. Base plates are provided at 30 a week. Idk what a base plate is so yeah idk half of what I'm really reading so here I am asking questions.
Another thing to keep in mind is they also pay empty miles plus surchargeWestbound23, Al. Roper, Zeviander and 9 others Thank this. -
What floored me was the price on injectors. I'm used to 1200$ an injector not 1200$ for all six! The old mechanical are neat, I wish we got to see more of them at work.Westbound23, Al. Roper, Zeviander and 19 others Thank this.
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Well, I do not fully understand base plates neither. Never been in a lease. If that's all yours to keep between $1.94-$2.05 for all miles loaded & empty it may workout, but you'll be chasing miles I think..Westbound23, Al. Roper, Zeviander and 10 others Thank this.
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Yeah, we just put new (not remans) nozzles in ours. $184 US a piece! I think remans were around $100.Westbound23, Al. Roper, Zeviander and 21 others Thank this.
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Frankly doesnt seem like enough to make it worth it. I'm not sure how many miles a guy could get in a week but let's say 2500 a week,
Assume 75% loaded miles youd be at 4800 a week before fuel. National average on fuel is 3.06 and I'd use around 460 gallons if I didnt idle at night so maybe 500 gallons over a week. Not sure whatd itd burn while idling but guessing it at 40 gallons over the week to be safe. Spend 1500 in fuel so thatd leave me 3300 a week not counting maintenance. That's not enough to get me to leave being at home nightly.
I'm sure theres a weekly insurance cost and other misc things as well.
I did talk to a guy that hauls for who I haul for now that used to do Oakley and he said he made really nicely. I can do regional for who I drive for now but I'd have to have my own numbers and all that.Westbound23, Al. Roper, Zeviander and 7 others Thank this. -
314 for my reman n14 injector wasnt bad I didnt thinkWestbound23, Al. Roper, Zeviander and 11 others Thank this.
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Doh, I forgot no fuel surcharge for empty miles. Some companies rape the o/o on insurance too, or so I've hear. Maybe $300-$400 a week. Even if you take the the week off, still have pay them. The more you bring to light, the worst it seems to get..
If I had a job I liked & wanted to be home every night I'd probably stay at it, as long as I was comfortable $ wise.. Do you like being at your current spot?Westbound23, Al. Roper, Zeviander and 9 others Thank this. -
Y'all need to get you a 33 ton with an upper....for WINTER!! Lol! Swinging the concrete bucket makes for a long day when ya' can't sit down!Westbound23, Al. Roper, Zeviander and 19 others Thank this.
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I know a beautiful young mother that might disagree.Westbound23, Al. Roper, Zeviander and 18 others Thank this.
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