How much pay hauling hay?

This is my "Newer" Truck. It is a 99 Peterbilt...a lot nicer than the 89 KW I was driving previously.

Thanks Again,

DEEMO

 

Just an update concerning my job hauling Hay.... Once again, a trucker, as myself, was lied to and the job turned out to be a disaster! The ROBEY family located in Burns, OR turned out (in my humble opinion) to be a family of liars and thieves. I learned after I was hired that the entire family had already been "run out of" Christmas Valley, and if they continue to write bogus checks, fail to pay their drivers, and lose loads...they not only will be run out of Burns, OR, they will be run out of the haying/trucking business all together. I worked my ### off for them and did everything that was asked of me but, it still was not enough to keep them from trying to stiff/cheat me when it came to paying me. I learned a valuable lesson...ALWAYS CHECK & THEN RE-CHECK ANY AND ALL FUTURE EMPLOYERS PRIOR TO AGREEING TO WORK FOR THEM (it was very difficult for me to do this since it was a small family-owned business). ALSO, IF THERE ARE BAD RUMORS FLYING AROUND ABOUT A COMPANY/FAMILY...THEY ARE MORE THAN LIKELY TO BE TRUE! For example, the 99 Peterbilt, I picked up in the Joplin, MO back in August...had no registration, no license plate, was running under a different companies logo + DOT#, for over 6 weeks (when I finally quite in mid-September, it still was running illegally). I am mad at myself for "trusting someone so blindly." I am now driving for another company making .42 per mile and couldn't be happier (so far lol). Thanks for all of those who helped answer my questions about hauling hay. There is plenty of money to be made in that industry but, you must find the right company ("Machado Custom Hay Loading" out of Tulare, CA is a top notch company whose drivers are paid an average of $1,500 per week).

Thanks again,

DEEMO