Imagine carrying that cross country! $1500+ in fuel is the story of my life! LOL And yes! Freight does pay more. I like hauling freight, but I love hauling cars! And with your style of trailer, I'll get the best of both worlds! Stay moving! Stay safe!
Hello hotshot adventures thanks for doing the videos I live in Northern California and wanting to get into hotshots you brought up some good key points about California and insurance lol and I would like to reach out to you by email to pick your brain I hope there some way that can be possible to chit chat be safe keep up the good work
Dave you can start with any type of equipment - short bed or otherwise. Start with what you have, see if you like this type of work, and go from there if you want to purchase a new or different truck. There is no age range.
So Im confused.. you like freight better, but you haul more cars? Anyways, you just prove 1 thing.. freight ppl haul cars so they can pay for fuel or as you did - hauling cars to pass those slow freight days! Good luck!
Hi Marc! I don't haul any load, whether car or freight, to pay for fuel. I would think my revenue and run videos show that quiet clearly. I enjoy the flexibility of the type of trailer I own, I enjoy having tarps and straps and chains and binders, as I feel it makes me versatile and flexible, able to assist my customers, with a multitude of transportation options. Are you strictly a car hauler? Why type of money are you seeing over what type of miles and days to get to that number?
@@HotshotAdventures Im strictly car hauling. 5 car mini, I pull it with my semi. 13 yrs OTR(before the mini5) with my dry van(hazmat mostly). Live in the Tampa Bay area and doing runs between Atlanta and back. Average 3k-4k gross for bout 3-4 days work.
If you’re a hustler you will get it period 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Imagine carrying that cross country! $1500+ in fuel is the story of my life! LOL
And yes! Freight does pay more. I like hauling freight, but I love hauling cars! And with your style of trailer, I'll get the best of both worlds! Stay moving! Stay safe!
Thanks for watching! And thanks for your support
Freight pays more because you drive out more
Hello hotshot adventures thanks for doing the videos I live in Northern California and wanting to get into hotshots you brought up some good key points about California and insurance lol and I would like to reach out to you by email to pick your brain I hope there some way that can be possible to chit chat be safe keep up the good work
great video
100% right
Keep your grind goin nice video
Thanks Stephen
This is Dave I was wondering if you can new hotshot loads with a short bed and what the age range is
Dave you can start with any type of equipment - short bed or otherwise. Start with what you have, see if you like this type of work, and go from there if you want to purchase a new or different truck. There is no age range.
You have very gorgeous bright shining angel eyes....
If I have a 5 car mini would you need a cdl to haul 5 cars?
Maybe not if they're golf carts
Or if they are go-carts! 😆
RC cars
Tonka trucks!
So Im confused.. you like freight better, but you haul more cars? Anyways, you just prove 1 thing.. freight ppl haul cars so they can pay for fuel or as you did - hauling cars to pass those slow freight days! Good luck!
Hi Marc!
I don't haul any load, whether car or freight, to pay for fuel. I would think my revenue and run videos show that quiet clearly.
I enjoy the flexibility of the type of trailer I own, I enjoy having tarps and straps and chains and binders, as I feel it makes me versatile and flexible, able to assist my customers, with a multitude of transportation options.
Are you strictly a car hauler? Why type of money are you seeing over what type of miles and days to get to that number?
@@HotshotAdventures Im strictly car hauling. 5 car mini, I pull it with my semi. 13 yrs OTR(before the mini5) with my dry van(hazmat mostly). Live in the Tampa Bay area and doing runs between Atlanta and back. Average 3k-4k gross for bout 3-4 days work.