3700/.8 x .25 = 1156.25: it's 25% of 4625; that would be somewhat low in ND. As a company driver I grossed $40k (less about $3500 for mancamp) the first six months of the year working about 20 on and 10 off.
Where the heck is the money in sand?
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San angelo. I haven't been down to the valley yet with any loads. But really it's all spread out. 75% of our loads are 225 miles loaded or further. -
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Just a quick note to let you know, that you picked two of the worst companies for pay and probably the worst time in a long time to be running sand. It has come back in a big way this year, but I don't expect it to last more than another year. After that, it will probably get slow again unless we start shipping oil and natural gas overseas, which is possible. Good luck.
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who are you leased on to. What companies are you pulling for. Most of my loads are around 125 miles.
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Does anyone have a pneumatic trailer or know anyone that wants to lease one. My boss has added another truck but needs to lease a trailer. If you can, send me an email please, dustymeyers123@yahoo.com, thanks
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I have been with Tutle & Tutle in Ar for 3 months now and never less than $1500 gross a week unless I took an extra day off and that was on me .
We have drivers in S Texas also where it is booming.trucker91 Thanks this. -
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I heard south texas has low rates? When I work in South texas I'm following the same frac crew that's normaly here in west Texas so it's all the same. Anyone know of this is true?
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