Hello all
I have never done a power only load as a broker and was interested in seeing how drivers can price it. Just something for me to do or learn after i get my truck?
I spoke ith a guy today Mobile Al to Tampa 515 miles pickup a flatbed trailer empty nothing on it for 800 bucks. Thoughts please? cheap, low or how do the pricing work?
POWER ONLY LOADS
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by theRookie1, Nov 21, 2016.
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Could be different factors to this run then I know.ii pull a step deck i wouldn't go from mobile to Tampa for $800 it's almost impossible to get a flat bed load out of Tampa area.i usually want $3 a mile that would be about$1500 or it's not worth it to me .But I might not be understanding all the facts on this one run
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Not an owner operator just a company driver. However if I were an owner I would look at where the load was going will you be able to get a power only load back out and what are the rates in the area you will be delivering? If you can't then you have 2 days tied up in it and need to bobtail back home or even farther. So is 800 bucks worth tying 2 days up? I guess only you know YOUR operating cost and what you can do. Not sure any one can say if that load is good for your business model.
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But with what I said in my first post even if I could find a power only load out it's going to be cheap out of that area I would want 3 a mile that would be about $1500 .to go into FL.
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