I am looking into investing in trucking(oil field) any advice?

Rinse, repeat. Rinse, repeat. Rinse, repeat.

It goes on and on, they never get it. My dad had eight brothers and two things he said to me stuck with me. Don’t do business with family. Then he said it again.

 

I guess you know oil field work is dead right now

 

Don’t let that rumor ruin a good business plan

 

Who you do business with is your business, but right now I’d definitely hold off on starting a business related to oil.

Be a great time to get discounted equipment if you have the cash and storage space though. Have everything ready to go when it kicks back off.

 

Yep oilfield is dead slow by me in the Marcellus region. Here in northeast pa i only see Halliburton running maybe 2 diff fracs and drilling is pretty much dead right now

 

Halliburton has parked a few pieces of equipment in Duncan.

 

I would never go in business with a family member. Recipe for disaster. And I also don’t understand everyone’s desire to run the oil fields. It’s so hit and miss, I can’t imagine making it work full time

 

Look at all the competition that's out of the game! Perfect time to take some market share

 

Pretty darn neat rows for a overhead trucking outfit picture .

 

Most of those trucks cost 1 to 1.5 million .
They don’t do any big repairs in the field, they just send another one and bring the broken one back to Duncan.