tow piglet we miss you on the road blogging comeback , i can handle it i found this clown as steve miller he does horrible repairs and his catch phrase “i’ll do it when i get home and fix it correct “also just cause he buys machines like a welder doesn’t mean he knows how to lmao😂. He makes you alex look like a God in the hotshot world
I have a couple Ford F650 trucks here in AZ. 1 14ft and 1 26ft. Usually haul tile for one company, but it's been really slow lately and not sure I can keep my driver. Non CDL. Only want localish jobs. Have 4400Lb 7x7ft lift gate and 3300lb. electric pallet jack. Any ideas how I can get more work to keep from laying off my driver?
Try out as many different apps & websites as possible Other than that call every customer you’ve hauled for and see if that have anything or know someone who does
The loads you are getting out to low per mile. You cannot live off the load boards and keep crapy rates. You need to have your own customers to get good rates.
What if: the dudes trucks are paid off and his cost per mile is lower than you think. Spot market gives you freedom of your cost per mile is in the sweet spot and you have a good team, it’s doable even in this market 😊
Depends on - Budget - Time - Condition of the boom truck If the boom truck can run and drive one of your cheapest options might be to fly someone out and have them drive it back. May take a while to find someone. If it's not run and drive, I think you can post it on central dispatch or uship. Due your due diligence before hiring a carrier. If you want to out source all of this, contact me through the website I can get you in touch with a couple good brokers who can help you get it moved basically same day but it cost some money.
Tried car hauling 3 years ago, what I learned is that if I didn’t want a life anymore and was willing to live in my truck like a dog I could make decent money maybe 2k-3k thousand a week after expenses. I decided I wanted a life and do Realestate now lol
Who would you recommend for dispatching? A place to lease on to ? Is it better to just get my own authority? Any advice appreciated. I have been watching your videos for years
Wow bro. You are talented at the dispatch game. Way to go!!
tow piglet we miss you on the road blogging comeback , i can handle it i found this clown as steve miller he does horrible repairs and his catch phrase “i’ll do it when i get home and fix it correct “also just cause he buys machines like a welder doesn’t mean he knows how to lmao😂. He makes you alex look like a God in the hotshot world
I have 5 kids.. I probably won’t ever go otr again
I have a couple Ford F650 trucks here in AZ. 1 14ft and 1 26ft. Usually haul tile for one company, but it's been really slow lately and not sure I can keep my driver. Non CDL. Only want localish jobs. Have 4400Lb 7x7ft lift gate and 3300lb. electric pallet jack. Any ideas how I can get more work to keep from laying off my driver?
Try out as many different apps & websites as possible
Other than that call every customer you’ve hauled for and see if that have anything or know someone who does
@@TowPiglet Will do. Thank you sir!
The loads you are getting out to low per mile. You cannot live off the load boards and keep crapy rates. You need to have your own customers to get good rates.
What if: the dudes trucks are paid off and his cost per mile is lower than you think. Spot market gives you freedom of your cost per mile is in the sweet spot and you have a good team, it’s doable even in this market 😊
I thought you was out of business last time I seen you on you tube
I’m just dispatching
@@TowPiglet ok
Industry rough right now I’m semi retired …👍🏾
Might be looking for someone to haul a boom truck in near future how would I go about looking for someone to haul it.
Depends on
- Budget
- Time
- Condition of the boom truck
If the boom truck can run and drive one of your cheapest options might be to fly someone out and have them drive it back. May take a while to find someone.
If it's not run and drive, I think you can post it on central dispatch or uship. Due your due diligence before hiring a carrier.
If you want to out source all of this, contact me through the website I can get you in touch with a couple good brokers who can help you get it moved basically same day but it cost some money.
Alex if you go back into business I will come drive for ya no question
Thank you 🙏 you’ll be my first call
That's not fair boss 😮 @TowPiglet 😅
Full time dispatching ?
No sir, just want to make sure I keep my skills sharp
Tried car hauling 3 years ago, what I learned is that if I didn’t want a life anymore and was willing to live in my truck like a dog I could make decent money maybe 2k-3k thousand a week after expenses. I decided I wanted a life and do Realestate now lol
Very true
Who would you recommend for dispatching? A place to lease on to ? Is it better to just get my own authority? Any advice appreciated. I have been watching your videos for years
If the insurance is reasonable I’d recommend getting your own authority
You booking for hot short drivers
Reach out to me, let's talk about your situation