Any refer ops here ever haul fresh potatoes? Wondering if they pay worth a ####. I have a cousin and 3 freinds that own fresh packs and am thinking of hitting them up for loads.
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potatoes & refer ?
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Bulk potatoes on the floor that are delivered to the potato chip plants, have traditionally payed pretty decent.
I'm assuming that you are talking about consumer grade, packaged potatoes though. I haven't hauled any of those in years but from what I recall, they paid about what general reefer freight pays. -
Eskimo6804 thanks Can you tell me what pretty decent is?
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Pays by weight, but during the springs of 2005,2006(last time I hauled them)they were paying roughly $2.35-2.45 plus fuel surcharge to run from Northeast Florida to the Binghampton, NY area. This was the pay to the truck after a broker took their cut. Due to the recent economic conditions, I am sure that the pay has trended downward since then.
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Is that per hundred weight or mile?
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Thats what it broke down to per mile....I just couldnt remember what the hundy was.lol I know that 45k of spuds usually cashed out at about $2.50 per loaded mile, plus a fuel surcharge on top of that.
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the 100 weight rate is not been good going into ohio , around $7.00 to $7.50.
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The last load i hauled was consumer taters out of center colo. the spring of 07. It payed by the 100 wght. I faired pretty good but at the same time i loaded the wagon
Dont remember the actual rate though.
load went to us foods i believe in rock hill sc, last load for that guy he closed the doors while i was on the road i had to give up my new shiney stretched out 379.
I hate this post who was the smartace that started these memories lmaoLast edited: Oct 19, 2009
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Checked with one place local here 900 mile haul to arizona 3.00 to 3.25 per 100wt about 1.66 per loaded mile inclueds fuel surcharge . which would be just ok, IF i could get a back haul north towards idaho?
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