WA/OR Open deck freight?

Using ITS was rough. Malarkey Roofing in Portland accepts bids on their freight. It's the only way I saw over $2/mi out of there yesterday, no tarp to boot. Booked through Action Heavy Haul, but you can Google them if you want to shoot for direct freight. That should get you to the better side of Denver, and I'm sure you'll know what to do from there.

If you could wait another 2-3 months it'd be onion season, and it'd be an entirely different story.

 

Aside from that, it's about 70% lumber loads. Bring your 8' tarps if you're willing to use them.

 

Not sure how fast you're looking to get home. If you can grab a load back towards Spokane and then load out of northern ID or western MT it generally pays a little better than loading a long one off the coast. Everyone is trying to get off I-5.

Also Central Oregon Truck Company has broker loads available. I've never talked to anyone that's used them. They might be able to get you out of there.

 

Malarkey Roofing has no credit rating so watch out. Central Oregon Truck has an "A" rating.

 

call smokey point dist in Arlington ,Wa,,also call a landstar agent in Portland PDX whelms trucking Alaska West too in Tacoma,

 

Systems Transport has Genie loads going down to Texas pretty regular last I checked. They load out of North Bend and Moses lake mostly.

 

My old company still hauls out of Malarkey quite a bit back to MT and have never had problems getting paid. Who knows how they'd be with a new guy wanting to get off the coast though.

 

Be carefull with System transport,,I hauled a 65,000lb OS load for them a couple years ago,,they gave me a rate plus $350 for permits,,when they found out I did not use all the $350 because I had annual permits they wanted their permit money back, they also loaded one day late and then wanted me to run the load illegal to keep their customer happy,,will never haul for them again,,

In the northwest you might also call TP Trucking and Medowlark brokers