Dang I feel shamed I run pretty much those same routes as a company driver in a tractor trailer and I don’t bring home nowhere near that after taxes and work way longer hours than you do. I live in Anderson SC and I run Nc SC Ga…if you have some time could I ou do a video about how to get started doing what you doing including info on dot numbers & authority of you need it. I’d like to do something local like you
Hey , im in McDonough thinking about starting but i just have a single car hauler would that still make me some decent money or should i look at getting a setup like yours?
I have a f250 with a 24ft trailer make more money then certain guys hauling 5cars it’s just about your grind I look at it like this.about time they drop off all them cars I’m already on another load working
@@furqanbokhari280 my advice would be to look up several videos find out what works best for you financially wise ,once the blueprint is layed out slowly put it together It’s a lot for me to tell you and I didn’t want to tell you something that might not be right in your state it’s different requirements certain areas
@@AlanClelland I mean that’s fine I just know how to grind with that 24ft trailer besides car hauling 😂 so ay I was able to buy some land in build a house off that 24ft trailer sometimes working less is better for some of us work smarter and focus on you
Yes, you'd need an operating authority to he legit. You most definitely could use a ram 1500 with a one car trailer but imo a diesel truck would be better starting point.
I haven't mislead anyone... Those are real numbers for real loads. Get out and get direct shippers and you can set your own prices if you provide a good enough service.
Not to get technical but factoring in the gas that’s being used because of more weight doesn’t it kinda come out to the same profit margins or no I’m Tripping?
I see you said $1400 a day but you still have the same car on the trailer the next morning , so you count your days in 24 hrs or sun up to sun down if it makes any sense .
Is there a setting on go pro cameras that prevent RU-vidrs from show the correct perspective . Your camera is another one that shows you are driving on the right side of your vehicle and I know you are not in England.
It's not the Gopro. The cell phone does that in selfie mode. If I had a camera mount, I could use the rear camera and it'd be normal. But when you use the front camera, it's reversed.
I didn't bro. I just made a channel just for the towing & transport stuff. There's alot of people on the other channel that dont really care for the towing stuff.
