What are spread axle flats(48 102) averaging To The Truck?

I have 8 years worth of clues at Mercer

 

Maybe your doing something wrong then.
Some of you guys always seem to think just because YOU arent doing something then nobody else is.

 

Check the thread title . What's a flat average. The fleet average is $ 144K . You understand what average means coorrect?

 

I don't care. Your post though claiming 240k a year at Mercer I call BS is what I'm responding to.

 

Prove it...otherwise you're full of hot air...

 

Last i heard it was a bit higher than that but when looking at fleet avg you have to keep in mind that a large number of trucks here work part time. I did 200 last year with 11 wks off and i dont work very hard lol.

 

Doubt it...because if it's so bad why would you stay 8 yrs?...any rational person can figure you out.

 

Fellas, calm down. It's very possible he pulled 240k last year. I hit the $150k gross mark with over 2 months off. And I didn't run hard and went home almost every weekend.

Last year was a pretty good year for flat bedding. With January of last year being the best single month I've ever had. Wish this year would turn around and and be more like the first 8 months or so of 2018.

 

Hes saying that he calls BS on anyone pulling in 240k here. I did just shy of that last year. The top guy on my coordinator board did 280+ last year and DIDN'T even make top 10 if that says anything about last year...

 

Two things.

1. 240k last year would of been relatively easy to anyone wanting to work a full 12 months. I'm to old for that nonsense. I work to live, not live to work.

2. Top ten doesn't mean crap. They only include the linehaul rate in the top ten figures. Every year guys who don't make the top ten gross more than some guys that do. Fsc, tarp, and any other line item charge doesnt get factored in. Just linehaul.