Stepdeck it is

Yeah really a load down to Naples or Miami at $2 a mile, with nothing coming out?

Is it that hard to understand why trips like this would break an new o/o within six months.

But I learned something, brokers can not get it.

 

Not the only way to find work, this is why people depend on load boards and go broke.

 

Really the mods ought to clean house with BS trolling antics such as this.

 

I pull company trailers. I've got a dedicated 53' step conestoga I pull 90% of the time. Seems like I'm mostly putting flatbed loads on it. It does have a sliding rear axle and I can raise the trailer to dock high but that is mostly last resort as I hate backloading. It's down to preference IMO. I like steps cause they're easier to strap/chain and get on. On an open step you got more options for OD loads and more $$ as well. If I bought a trailer right now it would definitely be a step 53' with ramps. Lots of tarps, some 30x30's for sure. But then again I'm some kind of weird cause I like tarping.

 

Sage advise.

 

I always try to have an open mind while reading posts and I think there is a lot of good knowledge on these forums. I also try to be courteous to others on here learning. With that being said:

theRookie1- It sounds like you are new to the industry. Not just as a driver, but as a broker as well. If you poke around on here you can find some good companies to hitch up with to get some experience.