Starting A Dumptruck Business Part 5 How Much You Can Expect To Make And Footage Of Fire By My Ranch
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2020
- We had a crazy couple days but I am gonna try and keep these trucking videos coming amidst all the insanity in my life rife right now, so we can try and increase the amount of good truckers that we have here in the USA.
True, no one wants to talk numbers like its some illuminatti type of deal, thanks for vids like this
Great video. Everyone is worry about talking about what they make but really the market dictates it. We don’t. You might get a little more than the next guy because of your relationship but if someone else is that much cheaper the client will go with them eventually. The market dictates It all.
We are all in the same boat. You have to manager your costs. That is what makes you succeed in the long run.
Thank you! You are straight up!
Your right on point with the numbers.
Thank you for sharing that really helpful
Good info. Thanks for sharing.
No problem
Appreciate the honesty
Scary stuff glad you are who you are you saved ryno and probly 10 others' lives and livelihoods glad u did not burn up that day
Liked and subscribed
Thanks for your advice
Right on I appreciate it
Good stuff
I think it’s crazy that a union carpenter in California makes 8k a month but owning and operating your own trucking company doesn’t bring you more income take home after all expenses
New subscriber. DMAXRYNO sent some of us your way. Used to work in the automotive industry, parts and some mechanical. Lots of keys on a single key chain is bad for the ignition switch. Just a heads up, especially if you have ever had your keys stuck in the ignition and it won't turn off. Hope that helps.
I’m located in Southern California and I’m thinking about starting my own dump truck business. Do you have a second for me to pick your brain. I can send you my email.
At 2:04 did you want to say right nea da beach lol in (Jamaican voice) 😂
You're right it all depends on your location for pay, here in Idaho a dump truck like yours hired to a contractor makes $85 to $90 per hour. My tractor with a 3 axle belly dump made $105 but just recently went up to $110 per hour but our cost of living and fuel is cheaper. I have $2 million dollar insurance coverage and full coverage insurance on the tractor and trailer and it costs me $280 per month per truck and trailer combination, for $2 million and only liability costs me $235 per month. Hiring a driver I'm sure is also cheaper, you can generally hire a decent driver here for $18 to $22 per hour.
Same here in the Carolinas. No need to have anything bigger than a triaxle around here because the pay per hr doesn't really go up even if you have quads and quints. As long as I can haul 20 tons it's all the same around here. $20/hr gets you a good driver here too.
@@kleenup2 Can double and single axles get almost as much pay from contractors?
@@thisismagacountry1318 around here as long as you can haul 20 tons you're good. need at least heavy spec double axle.
@@kleenup2 hey can I ask you. Few questions about the industry I’m getting into it and I live in NC
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What do you think is a better tractor and trailer or super ten I want to start in the next year but I don't know which tractor to buy
For me I prefer the super 10 because I don't like long haul. I like getting to see my family on a regular basis and with dumptrucks you get to interact with and get to know a lot of local people.
@@Mr_Get_Muddy Are you home every day?
I'm thinking about super 10 or buying a hotshot truck/trailer. Family time plays a huge role for me having 2 young kiddos
I'm getting out of OTR to do this.
OTR is hard stuff I can't do the long distance.
@@Mr_Get_Muddy I'm in SoCal, can I please email you or get you on a call?
@@staycompassionate3811 I'm working tonight but best bet is to get me on Instagram
More of a question than a comment, but knowing what you know now... If you could start over fresh in the business what would you do differently from the beginning to make yourself more successful?
Dam here in GA it’s like $56 an hour
Is factoring not a thing for dump trucks?
Very helpful quick question is there a downside of buying an automatic super dump
If all you do is haul asphalt and are getting loaded by milling machines that's really the only place I think it would be beneficial. If you haul serious weight or maneuver trailers a lot I think that's where the automatics struggle
@@Mr_Get_Muddy thanks dude any good advice I get Is appreciated Is there a certain make of truck you would recommend and which suspension should I avoid👍
Hello I love you vids! Just wondering do you have drivers that drive your dump ?
I had 2 but 1 just quit but yes fi ding good drivers is probably the hardest thing.
How far do you drive ?
@@Mr_Get_Muddy 30 $ per hour for driver reasonable salary .
Man I’m Louisiana they have jobs all over Mon-Friday 5k a week home everyday can make 20k plus a month save money for fuel , insurance and for winter months
Hey bro,iam in La,iam getting into business I would like to know people like you to talk business
Good deal!
What about super 16 how much charge per hour
I’m interested in buying a dump truck. However I’m a new class A cdl holder with no experience. Will it be hard for me to find work? An also will it difficult getting insured? Thank You
Finding work depends on who you know, or how many brokers are in your area, but insurance depends on age more than how long you have had your license and your driving record. If you're young i.e. less than 25 it will be more expensive.
New cdl holder equal higher premiums. Depends on 1 mil coverage 2 mil coverage and if whoever you hauling for requires workers comp..workers comp is 300 a month for me with clean record and 11 year cdl holder
I’m trying to get into the business and the part I need is a loan??
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You can make a little extra
money off millings..
What are millings and what factories or Mines have them?
@@thisismagacountry1318, “millings” refers to old asphalt that has been milled up. It is generated at repaving sites and generally hauled to a predetermined site, commonly owned by the paving company. It is usually recycled into the mixture used for new asphalt. However, a lot of companies sell their excess millings and you can make money reselling it and hauling it. It makes a decent alternative to the typical “crusher run” gravel used on driveways, and is almost always significantly cheaper.
Good afternoon! Please tell me what is the current situation with work for a dump truck in California Thank you
As of right now there is a pretty high demand for it. But fuel and insurance makes if not as cool. That about sums it up.
How about hauling aggregate? If a company is say net 30 then how does a guy cover the cost of acquiring aggregate for 30 days? Or, is it a month in the hole..i.e., 60 days? Thats alot of float. Would love to get your take on it. Greats vids with lots of info...thanks
Do typically when I haul aggregate and I'm footing the bill I need to get paid before material is on the ground unless I have a really good relationship with whoever is getting the material. Residential usually pays almost immediately, commercial is what takes time to get paid.
@@Mr_Get_Muddy Thanks, much appreciated 👍
Hey Get muddy looking it supper 10 dump or roll off trucking business . If your starting off how do you get you customers ?is the dispatcher/ web site or get jobs ??
I do not like dispatchers, but if you dont have any customers thats pretty much the only way to break in the best thing to do is just talk to everybody.
Question. I'm in the L.A area and me & my friend are trying to start a dumptruck business. We have about 80K to spend. Will that be enough for a really good used dump truck?
Honestly 80k right now is gonna be rough because everyone is jacking the prices of used trucks up right now and an 80k truck would have been probably a 60k truck 6 months ago and I don't know how dependable it'll be.
You can find a GREAT dump truck for that in Virginia!!! I bought an old one for 10k lol my cousin also bought one for 20k. They’re out here for sure! You can use the money you’re saving to come check it out.
Brother how much owner operator makes in Illinois?
Have my cdl for over 6years. Currently owner operator otr. Looking for a local work. Thinking of buying a dump truck and trying it out. Any suggestions would appreciate it. Of how to look for work, what to expect income and how many hours would I be working daily average
Where are you located first? Prices super vary depending on where you're at. But I'll try and give you as much help as I can.
@@Mr_Get_Muddy dallas tx. I was looking at videos, they suggest to get a truck with springs not air ride. Not sure how charging works. By hour or load. I already know where to get the sand gravel, etc. Pretty much what's the best truck to get at a 40k budget truck. Is it like trucking on the charging. Waiting a 30 to 90days? And can I factor.
@@Mr_Get_Muddy where could I find work in So Cal, Im debating on buying a dump or a regular tractor and haul dry van, but the dump truck seem easier to manage a driver locally. I want to hire a driver for my truck while I'm working my other semi, do you feel its possible,?
@@MrDmacc1 dude right now it's s weird times I don't think the dumptruck is as good as it used to be. What part of so cal are you in?
@@Mr_Get_Muddy Los Angeles and Orange county
I live in Sacramento do you have any idea if business is good here
There is quite a bit going on right now. From what I can tell. Lots of construction going on around the outskirts of Sac
Is it a good idea to own the truck but work for someone else?
I don’t like driving someone else’s truck .
Is this possible and beneficial?
So I have a couple companies that I work with where all I do is go to there jobsites and actually help get the work done and not just truck but I have my contractor license as well so I'm kind of like an employee but not. The more you can bring to the table the better.
Hope that helps kind of.
@@Mr_Get_Muddy thank you …
You didn’t talk about taxes I’m curious how you work that
Virginia is paying 99$ a hour for dump truck quads
How much is diesel over there ?
@@Mr_Get_Muddy around $4.60 for diesel
Oh man ....... thats rough hopefully rates go up for you guys soon.
Wow $100+ a hour is crazy here in Florida rates are $45 to $55 a hour smh running tri axle
If you think about it, it makes sense. Cali has a lot of costs, things in Cali tend to cost 2x as much as $100 make sense if in FL its $55
90 to 120 in bama
The problem for dump trucks in Florida is the same across all trucking platforms and I’m not going to pinpoint “exactly” what it is but those that know just kinda know. But there is a HUGE concentration of people down there (a lot of whom seem to have zero maintenance or startup cost because they simply steal their shit from someone else) that constantly underbid work and seem to be perfectly happy hauling anything for about half price. Probably because when you’ve stolen your truck, your tires, and you steal your fuel every week or buy stolen fuel for $1 a gal from your homies $55/hr is screaming profit. Just like $1.50 a mile to pull sea containers or haul produce is screaming profit. There’s zero cost of entry and little to no operating expenses and it’s literally a virus down there there are so many people doing it and they have been for decades.
@@Halfstep2024 I will like to buy fuel for a $1 a gal 😅
Ask how much diesel is & California doesn't run old trucks
Theres a lot of BS contractors out there pretending how much work the have money they make la train station is crazy
Why do it take a month to get paid?
It takes one month if you're lucky. Well at least if you work in the commercial line of things. Residential tends to be quicker but all these companies have whats called a net 30, net 45, net 60 or net whatever they want. Its unfortunate but thats just the way it works. Very few contractors pay upon completion.
Get Muddy aw ok cool I have another question I from Arkansas an I’m trying to buy cheap but reliable dump truck for cash so I want have pay note do you think that is good way to go?
@@tarrancebranch2651 it's hard to say if it was 20 years ago yes the older diesels were much more reliable than today's so it all depends on how good of a deal you can find. In this business it is downtime that kills you. So finding a good deal vs paying a little more for truck that won't give you any downtime is a hard decision to make.
If you have trux app get paid every week.. some areas are busier than others on the app.. uber for trucks
@@Mr_Get_Muddy Idk man I bought a 02 Mack gravite 713 quad axle for 48k. The truck was in pretty decent shape, But I’ve only had it for 60 days and stuck 25k in it so far. I figured buy new and have an expensive payment or buy use and cover expensive repairs and boy it’s been expensive!