Hey guys,
Before I get to my question, I figured it would be beneficial if I gave you a little background information about myself and my job:
I'm 20 years old with a CDL A, I have my own landscaping business and work for a construction company and I love my job. I'm more or less involved with every part of the company I work for, from moving machines to working in the shop.
Our company has two trucks that we use to move our equipment around; a tri-axle granite and a Ford F-750. We have a 30 ton tri-axle trailer we share between the two trucks. 95 percent of the time the trailer is hooked up to the 750. This set up is all well and good for moving our backhoes, skid steerers, ect, however it is impossible for us to move some of our own equipment. This equipment includes two front end loaders, a Gini Z60/80 manlift, and our Daewoo excavator.
I want to get into trucking, specifically equipment transportation. I want to know what start-up and operating costs that I am looking to face, apart from things like truck, trailer, ect. Since the company I work for now needs to hire someone to move these four pieces of equipment, I'm already gaurenteed to get their work, plus any other large equipment and hauling ventures that they would come accross. Do you think this oppurtunity would be beneficial to take advantage of getting into?
Thanks,
Brian
Looking to get into Trucking
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Black Harvest, Jan 10, 2010.