HELP! I got roll up door trailers. What should I do with them?

i have a roll door i use… as long as not floor to ceiling stacked usually don’t matter..

 

I'd even take 3000 or 2500 if you are really serious about getting it. If you pay the diesel, hell I can even drop it off if you are south of I40 on the east coast.

 

I got drivers that go to Savannah, one of them can bring it to you for me if you are really serious. loadpathlogistics@outlook.com just email me.

 

Screenshot 2024-06-14 150846 by LadybugTrucker posted Oct 18, 2024 at 1:31 PM

 

Just an FYI, roll up door trailers are used everywhere.

If you can't figure that out, well, I am not going to teach you how to find work for them.

Here is a thought, lease to own.

Being that you do not have a capital investment, and it is owned by someone else, you can find people to lease them for say ... $300 a month, and this will get them out of your yard. When you get $3000 out of it, hand your cousin $1500 for it and move on.

 

sexton auctioneers… they sale a lot of equipment, onrushing a 5% sales fee, may get more outbid then Nov 7 next auction.

 

My cousin Vinnie. Lol

 

I've pulled roll-up doors all over the country. Only problem I had was paper loads because they're too tall to put on with a fork lift. Have to take a layer off and shippers won't do that and receivers don't like it either.
The ones I pulled were 96 wide which also presents a problem with some loads.

 

I don’t disagree on the keeping your word, but a word of advice always under promise and over deliver.

 

There are still yards full of YRC trailers. Ritchie Bros has many up for auction. That will be a good price gauge.