Oversize in Arizona WARNING!

Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Guntoter, May 31, 2014.

  1. passingthru69

    passingthru69 Road Train Member

    Even last fall it was a pain trying to get a permit. Glad I had a clause in the broker ld. I was hauling about if needed to run through Co Ut then Nv. the costs went up.
    Never did see Az. Could not get a rte. for 14'6" wide dump and being 15' h
     
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  3. ramblingman

    ramblingman Road Train Member

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    Again. Can't tell if serious or just trolling...

    Fuel,Permits,Maintenance,Registration,Food,Phone,Rent just to name a few expenses must be free to him.

    He also must have had 400k in the bank because according to your calculations he won't be paying any interest on the loan either...
     
  4. Boardhauler

    Boardhauler Road Train Member

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    Truckermath!
     
  5. Guntoter

    Guntoter Road Train Member

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    Well... After a week of route planning and conferences with ADOT, I was told "you can't get there from here". Im trying to get 16' wide into the town of Willcox. It literally can't be done until October! Restrictions on all sides of town, night travel with DPS is OK from the East but not from the West, Cant get to NM on any road in AZ. So my suggested route is North to Flag, indian routes to US. 160 (four corners) somehow get south in NM (another nightmare) to US 70 back to Safford, south to I-10 West.
    A 180 mile trip is now 600 with additional escorts and DPS. A $2,000 load is now $10,000.
     
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  6. not4hire

    not4hire Road Train Member

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    And I was complaining because of the extra 70 miles in MT for a 12'6" due to construction.
     
  7. passingthru69

    passingthru69 Road Train Member

    Guntoter, Can the piece wait untill the fall or is the customer having to pay the extra fees for the piece.
    Hope it all works out for you
     
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  8. Lucar

    Lucar Road Train Member

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    I loved paying twice for permits at Apoe..
    Tell them I said hi if you get to go through
     
  9. Guntoter

    Guntoter Road Train Member

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    Its a new Mobile Home, the dealer is paying flooring on it as of monday morning. Essentially that means he is paying the interest on the loan until the customer moves in. Its a 100K house... Plus, the dealer has a line of credit from his bank that revolves. When he hands the keys to the customer on move in day, he gets that 100 K back on his line of credit. This means he can't make another deal until I get it delivered.
    Bottom line, customer has no home to live in, dealer is spending $700 a month on flooring, I spend money to store the house.... All this for 5 months...
     
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  10. EZX1100

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    what a sad situation

    politics at its worse
     
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  11. rockyroad74

    rockyroad74 Heavy Load Member

    This is a bunch of crap! The buyer, dealer, and you should relay all this crap to the buyer's local State Representative. There has got to be a way to cut through the red tape. What are they doing? Construction down to 10' lane everywhere in the area?
     
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