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Loving it, dude! Thanks for the info--great to see how you've grown your business and your knowledge. I quit my clock-in job at the end of May to do a private delivery through Canada to ALASKA! IT WAS AWESOME!! I loved every minute--even the hard ones. I start Driveaway this week (until I get my own truck--you know how the truck industry is right now...) I have some travel secrets and knowledge to leverage, so here's hoping I can put some money in my pocket with the red-headed stepchild (driveaway). Keep the vids coming, man--Hope to see you on the road!
Hey Kacy! Thank you- glad I can help in some capacity!!
That sounds like an awesome gig! Lol, I think all of us RV transporters are the red-headed stepchild when it comes to professional driving!
Drive safe out there!!
Thanks for making these videos. They helped me so much with the decision to start hauling. Just finished my first month and love it so far.
Hey John! Glad I can help!! Congratulations and safe travels!!
Can you do this with a 1/2 ton truck?
Got my first settlement today! Thank you! For the videos! One thing maybe an idea for a video…. But maybe share with everyone how much you have to learn on your own because orientation is a check the block item to get started. I am not nagging but it’s been other transporters that have taught me the most!!
Love it man! Yeah to many out there scared of some competition. You know I’m not. Just like when you reach out to me. I gave you my honest opinion and encouraged you. Keep being you. I love it!
I appreciate the help and guidance from ya when the old farm truck blew up!!! Thanks again!
@@WeekendTruckin anytime man. I tell everyone. You can get out here and hustle and make as much it as little as you want. There is plenty for all of us.
Both of you are making me want to go straight to haul and tow. Seeing what y’all do and how you do things. Obviously the money also. But the other thing is my size. I’m 6-4 400lbs. The back of my dodge isn’t exactly appealing to sleep in haha. Looking at grabbing a Cdl truck maybe go that route so I can sleep better. I want this occupation to work so badly lol
I love your perspective of the business. I was thinking about single pull but now I'm thinking about haul and pull. If I can find a decent rig. You and Hustle Haul And Tow have been inspirational.
@@robertpersall98 thank you very much !
Fantastic video! This really gives a sense of what can actually be made in RVT.
Thanks, Paul! Glad I can help shed some light!!
Love the new intro
Thanks, Robert!!
extremely good video Weekend Truckin. I broke that thumbs up on your video. Always keep up the good work.
Thank you!!!
I've had so many people tell me going into rv transport is going to bankrupt me... still waiting for my one tonne truck watch for me on the road ;).
I am going to go Haul and Tow setup. In my expertise I have gained with vehicle securement years ago using a rollback wrecker (tow truck)It only makes "cents" to go with Tow and Haul. It makes a sound judgement on the owners behalf to eliminate/lessen your losses by having a backhaul. I like your content, and increased video editing Shawn. I hope to see you out there soon.
Steve
Hey Steve! That’s probably a great starting point for building a H&T rig!!! Thanks for sharing!
The medium duty truck is the way to go. It cost about the same as a 1 ton dually but way more capable.
True!!!
You would need a CDL to pull a tag or 5er wouldn't you?
I love you fellow your the only one that has been honest
Are there specific load boards needed to find loads I'm assuming so. What are the names of those load boards? Also, I'm assuming I would need to start an LLC? Do you need a CDL? Are RV haulers subject to DOT rules and regulations?
love the energy. positive vibes man.
Thanks, Jack! I appreciate the comment and kind words!!
Great info. I’m now part time but you inspire me to earn more money.
That’s awesome, Arch!!! 💪
Damn Sean did you do a double at Starbucks before you went on camera?
🤣🤣🤣
Where are you finding rour cars to transport
Do you use the same MC# for your back load??
considering this occupation now, thank you for this..fell in my lap! will go back and watch some of your videos.....so long as i can bring the dogs along....this is looking like an amazing viable option (if i can also do remote consulting for my original training, which is EHS and Management Systems/EHS Program development.) - yes, I'm a geek who likes to go outside! Born in farm country and ain't afriad to put the shoulder to the wheel!
Hey Carl! glad I can help and you're definitely able to bring the dogs along! I'd say it has it's ups and downs, but I'm extremely grateful I was introduced to it!!
You'd be able to for sure...It would just depend on how much of a time commitment the training required and how much you were looking to haul with RV Transport.
Great videos! I have called the recruiting lines on 3 of the big rv hauling companies and they are not near as helpful as your videos. I am looking into doing this as a side job as I work Monday thru Friday but 2 of the hauling companies have told me their drivers can pick up but not deliver on the weekends. What has been your experience with making weekend deliveries?
I truly appreciate the kind words!!! Between myself and the other awesome CZcamsrs out there, most topics are covered and have a different perspective from each! Weekend deliveries are kind of hard to find! Back during the huge Covid rush I believe all Camping Worlds were open for Saturday drops but that's not really the case anymore! A few dealerships have 24/7 drops but I'm not sure where they all are...
Dude!
You remind me of Clodd on his overlanding channel 'Down2Mob'.
He makes every minute FUN!
Thanks for the compliment! I'll have to check that channel out!
So basically get a truck that can haul one and pull another at the same time and do back hauls.
I'd say that or get into the lowboy division, if you enjoy the gig!
You info and opinion is priceless to those who are looking to go down this road. Thank you. Everyone one is different so they can adjust accordingly. I must have missed a video or 3 when did you get that new to you rig? How was the learning process of haul n tow? Little less dramatic talk and people will totally take you serious. It is distracting to watch it and try to listen. This is said with love.
Hey, thanks for the feedback! I got it a few months back now and surprisingly it wasn't too horrible of a transition. Haul and Tow definitely requires more work and the potential for more issues to arise, but it's not too bad! I take no offense to you feedback, thanks for sharing!
I hope you know it’s just a joke and I respect you and actually you’re doing a great job
For sure and thank you!!
How much does your truck weigh? And joe much are the campers you are hauling? Are you coming anywhere near 26?
Hey Chris! My truck fully fueled is at 14k and the haul and tow campers gvwr totaled is never over 10k. The heaviest I’ve seen on a scale loaded is around 21k
@@WeekendTruckin does the one towed count towards the gvwr or just the truck and the one sitting in the truck?
That intro was 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Love the vids man, you should make one on understanding ELD
That may be a video soon!
I understand the 11 hours a day rest for 10. after 8 hours take a 30 minute break. I just don’t understand how you get home without using part of your 70 hours.
That’s the unfortunate part of the ELD and no way of “editing” things to work in your favor!!
Nice set up 👌🏽
Thank you!
How would one find RV loads to pull.?
I really like your new intro. What did you use to create that?
I actually had a guy off freelancer that used to work with for an online nutritional coaching company we tried starting up years back do it! It does awesome work and is working on something as we speak for this channel too!!
Great video, don't you need Your own authority for back hauling cars or do the RV carriers your leased on with let you use theirs for that also?
No, you just have to run it through the company you’re leased on with! It takes a little more time with coordinating it than if you could do it all on your own, but you don’t have any of the headaches with having your own credentials!
What u mean u don’t need commercial insurance
I mean the company you're leased on to covers the commercial insurance and all you're required to have is unladen coverage for your truck!
Man where can I find someone to help me get started… or a company to reach out to??? I have a brand new ram dually and enough cash for a trailer and starting expenses… any feedback would be appreciated! Thanks brotha!!
Sorry for the delay, Nick! I'd reach out to several companies and ask questions on what you're looking for and what fits your needs best. Then just go through their orientation process to get started!!
@@WeekendTruckin thank you!
Just heard about the potential in rv hauling yesterday, watched your first video then this one. Really impressed bro! Do you have a Facebook I could follow?
Hey! Thanks for stopping by and commenting! I do not, everything I talk about in terms of RV transport is on CZcams!
Thank you for the info I’m thinking about this business.
You’re welcome! Let me know if there’s anything I can help with!
I live in Florida. So I don’t know if there’s any company here.
I’m not sure if any smaller companies out of FL. I’d say if you’re wanting to be in it full time and travel for several weeks then go home, you’d still make some decent money running like that!
Can you have your own authority and delivery R.V. using a trailer to haul more than one. Good video
You can! I think most guys that go off on their own end up just talking with dealerships and work out a deal that makes sense for both parties!
What kind of money can you make doing drive away with a tow car?
Hey there! I actually did a break down of each division in this video for potential earnings if you were to average 1,000-1,500 miles a week! Hope you like it and it helps! czcams.com/video/nCM7QyRecPI/video.html
Love the content brother!! What do you think is a realistic and consistent weekly bring home doing single pulls and running full time 6 to 7 days a week? I'm looking to get into this industry and only want to do it if I can get a new truck and be able to comfortably make the payments. Thanks for all the help!
Thanks for commenting! If you're running your 70 hour clock out- which you can run WAY more than that as a single pull guy since you get to manually enter your logs!!! You could put over $75-85k in your pocket after fuel and a maintenance funds savings (which would be cash just in a savings account for your maintenance and breakdowns). That 75-85k would then cover your bills which would include your truck and insurance payments! You could do more than that too, but I'd assume you'll take time off over the year and there will be some breakdowns that happen along with slow times for hauling throughout the year!
@@WeekendTruckin thanks man I really appreciate it! Thanks for all the great information!
Run away
@@davidburchell2882 this was 2022, I got in from April to July. Bought a new fully loaded night edition Cummins and ended up losing 30k by the time I sold the truck and all my equipment. Everything fell off a cliff after July 4th and none of the hauls were worth leaving my house because of fuel prices and low rates that didn’t compensate for the increased fuel. Nightmare industry but respect to those who make it work
Hey, just watch your video got a few questions for you if you could help me out that'd be great. I want to get into Haul & Tow, but I have one buddy he keeps scaring me off every time I talk about it.
Hey Todd! I'd ask yourself, what's his/her outlook on most things in general? I say that because I come into with zero experience and a truck/rig that has over 700k miles on it when I got it and it's the best thing I've done to date with this new endeavor. The only pain is that you have an ELD!
Are you using a semi? If you are hauling with a pickup how do you go about back hauls to head back close to Elkhart or whatever are someone needs to go back to?
I now have a medium duty truck (freightliner M2) and with the multi haul divisions they let you have access to central dispatch and can book your own backhauls through the company!
@@WeekendTruckin I gotcha so I guess if you were doing strictly single pull with a pickup the only way to get a back haul is if you find something you can hookup to through a dispatch board or a app like uship?
For the most part, yes! I think there’s a few companies that have a decent back haul board!
@@matthewmills1347 Someone can confirm or tell me I'm wrong, but in looking into this, I was told that if you are leased to an rv transport, you would need to have your own authority to do back hauls unless its through the company you are leased to.
What company are you with?
Indiana Transport
Awesome new intro! Great help & instruction too.
No commercial insurance? Does IT pay your insurnace or did you mean no cargo insurance. I pull singles and I have to have the unladen and comp/collision.
I have unladen insurance, too- but I'd assume I was talking/referencing how we don't have to have a true commercial policy (for the cargo) as it's paid for by the company!
That's what I thought. My wife heard you say that qnd then the questions started flying, "why are we paying for commercial insurance and he's not" honey, he's paying commercial insurance, well he said he wasn't, etc.... so I had to ask yo clarify for her
😂 hope I didn’t cause you too much grief!
@@WeekendTruckin theres been a few times I bout left her at a damn truck stop
Hahahaha!!! You better hope she doesn’t see this comment thread! 😂
How are you leased to. Is your set up load an tow
Hey Rich! I’m not sure I’m following your question, sorry.
What company do you haul for? And what is the vehicles min age limit?
I'm with Indiana Transport. I believe their min. age is 25. I had a subscriber mention there's companys that have a min. age of 23... I can't validate that but it's worth a look around if you're not 25 yet!
I think he meant vehicles age limit ? Isn't it 10 years or so ?
As always a very detail oriented breakdown. Thank you
Maybe it's just enough info to get a certain driver to re-visit the multi haul divisions!!!!
I’m still on the fence. I know the money’s good. Just keep weighing back and forth on the good and bad of both sides
I’d guess that how much you currently run, you’d be right at what I projected out in this video! Even more if you went the trailer route as a CDL driver!!
@@WeekendTruckin if I did it I’d run a 53’
Throw some hydraulic lifts on it to be a 4-5 car hauler too... 🤑🤑🤑
Can you do this with a 1/2 ton truck?
That's a great question! I think most companies require a 3/4 ton or larger but maybe there's smaller companies that allow 1/2s...
@@WeekendTruckin Thanks for the info.....just wondering if I could pick up a few here and there with my Tundra.
Do you have to have a separate DOT number to pull the car
Nope, the company you’re leased on with covers that!
@@WeekendTruckin Is that only if you book through their load board?
How old can the vehicle be to be used for transport?
I feel it vetoes from company to company but 5-10 years is a good general rule of thumb. I’d just ask each company you’re looking at leasing on with!
Horizon goes back to 2000 and older with an inspection on a case by case basis.
Great Intro!
I have never done a LIVE Q AND A, HOW DO I LOG IN?
Hey Steve! Sorry for just seeing this, the original link had some technical issues so we had to create a new one. I believe you’d just click the video that says “Live” and then you’re in!
@@WeekendTruckin Shawn, I found your other one that worked about 5 minutes into it. No problem about not seeng I know you're busy man.
Is your truck gas or diesel?
Diesel!
I’m looking to get in the business by next April
Shawn, I was wondering what kind of mileage your Freight liner registered on the odometer at time of purchase? I was considering mileage vs maintenance costs, and wanted to ask a numbers/profit expert currently doing Haul and Tow, like I am planning on doing. Thanks Shawn.
Hey Steve! It had over 700k on it as a whole. The engine was rebuilt to some capacity around 200-300k miles ago and the owner before me, had a new/rebuilt transmission put in it when he got it. So far, it's just been little things that need addressed with it but nothing that's a huge time or money commitment! One thing I like about the H&T division is that 15% maintenance account builds up pretty fast because of the higher gross rev. for each trip!!!
@@WeekendTruckin Outstanding thx Shawn!
Presentation of numbers
How much were you actually making when you were doing the single pulls because I know you said and others have said there’s a lot of deadhead miles doing the single pulls there’s not much back hauls
He Tim!
I was on pace to take home $75k with my 3-ish days a week pulls with only doing outbound pulls.
Just because it’s not ideal or a trucker no no, in terms of driving unloaded, there’s still money to be had in RV Transport while only driving out bounds. Part of what makes it profitable is the lack of overhead! A truck payment and unladen insurance are your two fixed expenses to be operational!
@@WeekendTruckin okay thanks for your advice I just didn’t know with all the dead head miles
@@timkinder906 you can make as much money doing Power Only with a semi. You pull new empty trailers or loaded trailers depending on who you’re leased on to. It’s not forced dispatch as you own your own truck. (Rv transport requires you to pull minimum 1 a month I believe ) . Forced to pull something once a month seems much like being an employee for a company. I just prefer to be my own boss.
A 3-4 year old semi with 300,000-400,000 miles can be bought for mid $50,000. Then you’re able to pull both ways and get paid for any dead head required to each load. Plus most will pay a fuel surcharge which is adjusted weekly.
Every professional driving job has its ups and downs but for me semi is the best of all
@@rakingncash8500 that’s true but still seems like you would be working at least once a month to pay all your other expenses insurance and your personal bills at home
@@rakingncash8500 And have you ever done the RV transport before?
Good info . I’d like to move up to the haul and tow but can’t find a truck . It was good talking to you the other day the yard
Hey Dewayne!!
Hope all is good! It was good to talk with ya last week! That's a real struggle, for sure- finding a truck that's already built out for haul and tow. Good luck and just keep an eye out on Facebook Marketplace!!
Sean, great info brother!!! Got an idea, of I were to get a smaller gooseneck, say a tilt deck, etc etc, and about a 20’ ish...that could work as well. I could haul a smaller camper up top, and pull another tagalong style behind it. Then backhaul a car t whatever off of central back to wherever correct?
I'm not sure if you'd be able to make that work in terms of hooking a trailer up to a trailer though, but the way to make the most money is to have a trailer and do 3-4 campers outbound and then a few cars each backhaul!
@@WeekendTruckin hmm. I was thinking about that. Maybe just even a 30’ trailer, that way I could still haul two out and maybe two cars back? I dunno...doing some research!!!
Yea! I’d look at the Max length of a non cdl trailer just to maximize your potential earnings!
Most companies will not hire a gooseneck and the ones who will want a 46ft deck.
Hey Sean
Have you ever tried Bennett? How is the RV industry looking compared to the economy? Is it up down or about the same? Is it still something good to get into? I would like to do it but I'm not sure how the RV industry is doing right now. I live a couple hours away from you and I drive a semi truck for a living. I was wondering if the RV industry was still doing well because I don't want to risk leaving my current job for an industry that's struggling right now?
Thank u
PS: Keep up with the extra coffee I think you're doing just fine I love it
I haven’t tried them but have heard of the company! If I’m not mistaken they may have more of a robust back haul board?
To be honest, I don’t have enough experience in the industry to know how it compares but I know I’m out on a load every week and the multi haul boards never really dipped down like the single pulls did a few months back.
I feel it’s something good to get into but that’s a question each person has to ask themselves and access their situation along with the risks and rewards of the new endeavor!
I think if you went with a semi and a trailer to do multi hauls even if it “slowed up” you still have a semi and a trailer that would give you flexibility on other options if needed!
Overall I feel it’s doing well from what little info I have and just talking with others. But there will be set slow times in general throughout the year I’ve heard.
I was wondering about Bennett bcuz their are around the Waterloo area? A lot closer for me than Indiana.
Even the semi truck driving industry can have its ups and downs even though there's usually a big demand for drivers.
Thanks for the input!
Scott
Very true! And good point with the Waterloo part of things!
So what was the $1500 from gross to final pay out
There's this unwritten rule in the trucking industry if it's good money don't talk about it. 😆
Lol... 🤷♂️
The new intro is top notch..
Another fantastic video! How are you not a rocket scientist?!?😂
😂 you have to be smart to be a rocket scientist don’t you!? 🚀
Good video! I have been watching your videos for a few weeks now. I use to do single pulls for a company out of Indiana. And also had my own MC and DOT when they were slow and for my back hauls or could take what was paying more. Was really looking into moving up to multiple units on a trailer but my home state were we were based out keep hiking our insurance up for real no reason. No tickets or MVA’s in the four years I did it. So I could afford to continue operating when more money was going to insurance company then into my bank account. My question is how does your company that gives you there DOT numbers handle your back hauls from central dispatch? Are they getting them or are you and do you have to get them to approve the pick up? And with your tow and haul are u running ELD’s. Thanks keep the videos coming.
Hey Tom!
The company lets you use their credentials with backhauls on central dispatch and they take 15% off the top of it. It's kind of a pain because it does have to run through the office people before you're officially dispatched on it, so booking when the office is closed, is a no go. You book it and let the inventory dept. know you have a central dispatch load coming through so they can accept it and push it to you with all the paperwork you need.
I'd almost guess you'd break even if you had your own credentials and com. insurance just for backhauls. With the multi-haul division and a trailer, that's where you're able to make the most money with this!!!
Yes, I have to run an ELD since I haul more than just one camper and vehicles now. There's definitely a learning curve from manually entering your logs to using an ELD.
When the pre workout kicks in.....
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Hahahaha
Yoooooo!!! Check the new intro bro!! That's awesome
lol, I had a freelancer who's done some work for my gym/nutritional coaching program put it together!!! Sums up the past year or so! lol
Bro I watch and enjoy your vids just curious how you do haul and tow w/o cdl which good I'm glad for you and would like to duplicate what it is you're doing if you have time would you care to talk please contact me
Hey man, thanks!! The truck is under 26k and campers are always well under 10k for both units combined. I think the heaviest I’ve been so far is right at 21k
Shoot me an email- weekendtruckin@gmail.com
In the same time I understand if you are afraid to call me because I’m going to take your money no worries it’s OK
LoL
That's not of the mindset I subscribe to, so all is good!
Great intro
Good info 👍
...still doing the dumpster thing?
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Thanks! Yep! I'm not pushing any marketing until I figure out what I want to do for a truck to haul it around but it's averaging a few rentals a month. Essentially breaking even each month!
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Dig the intro bro
🤣🤣🤣
😂 😂 😂
Way too f’ing aggressive for my watching tastes! Not everybody in the world is purely money motivated.
Americans excepted.
To each their own, I guess! Thanks for watching and commenting!