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  1. 03-20-2007 05:56 AM #1
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    Default Gross income tractor only

    A previous post ask a question about avg. income for trk and trl, I would like to hear from O/O who pulls co.trl. What the trk avg. per mile ld and mt. Thanks
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  2. 03-20-2007 06:05 AM #2
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    what kind of trailer??
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    Last year I averaged $3.32 per mile pulling a company trailer. That's for all miles, loaded and empty, on route and out of route. That's pulling a HHG trailer.
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    Last year I averaged $3.32 per mile pulling a company trailer. That's for all miles, loaded and empty, on route and out of route. That's pulling a HHG trailer.

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    What company do u work for? And what part of the country are u working mostly?
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    Quote Originally Posted by nsxman2001

    What company do u work for? And what part of the country are u working mostly?
    Graebel Van Lines. I usually run from Texas east, and up the East coast.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago
    I usually run from Texas east, and up the East coast.
    Hmmmm. Didnt know that. I just assumed that you ran up in your neck of the woods.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jackrabbit379
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    I usually run from Texas east, and up the East coast.
    Hmmmm. Didnt know that. I just assumed that you ran up in your neck of the woods.
    Actually, I very rarely get loads heading up here. I deadheaded home from Denver a week and a half ago, because there were NO loads heading to the midwest. Not a single one. I stick where the people are, and since half the population lives on the east coast..............
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    I stick where the people are, and since half the population lives on the east coast..............
    Always nice to be reminded how cramped it is around here. :sad:
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    Quote Originally Posted by RostyC
    I stick where the people are, and since half the population lives on the east coast..............
    Always nice to be reminded how cramped it is around here. :sad:
    Just doing my job, shuffling all of you around. :wink:
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    I think he meant freight movement not household goods, even though its trucking its not what 80% of us do. Moving is another ball game anmd theres alot more to it than driving a truck,sort of like oversized relocation, hence the 3 dollar rate....i did talk to guys who do this and that rate is deffinetely there if youre up for it..
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    Thanks for response,any type trl vans, reefers, flats,etc..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dejanh
    I think he meant freight movement not household goods, even though its trucking its not what 80% of us do.
    Does it matter? He asked a question, and I answered it. I don't see you posting your numbers here......

    Why does everyone think that HHG is some sort of mystical place that shouldn't be discussed in public? At the end of the day, I do the same thing that every other freight hauler does. I simply do it differently.

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    Thanks for response,any type trl vans, reefers, flats,etc..
    There you go. Now where is everyone else's numbers?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago
    There you go. Now where is everyone else's numbers?
    My sister got 3 quotes to move her 1200 miles and all 3 came up with the same quote of $3,000. That price includes the truck, trailer, fuel,packing and unpacking. Seems like maybe some rates are being over inflated here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveBooth
    Quote Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago
    There you go. Now where is everyone else's numbers?
    My sister got 3 quotes to move her 1200 miles and all 3 came up with the same quote of $3,000. That price includes the truck, trailer, fuel,packing and unpacking. Seems like maybe some rates are being over inflated here.


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    If you hire Two Men and a Truck of course it is going to be cheaper. If you hire a professional it is going to cost you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jumbo
    If you hire Two Men and a Truck of course it is going to be cheaper. If you hire a professional it is going to cost you.
    Nope, the quotes were from Mayflower, United and Allied. Looks like someone else's 1099 from Wausau, WI Rev. You live in Green Bay, WI.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveBooth
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    If you hire Two Men and a Truck of course it is going to be cheaper. If you hire a professional it is going to cost you.
    Nope, the quotes were from Mayflower, United and Allied. Looks like someone else's 1099 from Wausau, WI Rev. You live in Green Bay, WI.
    Obviously, you have a reading comprehension problem. Graebel Van Lines is located in Wausau. At least their accounting department is.
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    Rev. V, don't you think it's funny how people act when you actually answer a question? My standard answer is 'not near enough' b/c people want to question it if I actually tell them.

    I would answer the question, but I have a trailer, so it doesn't apply to me.
    $$$$ NOT miles
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    Quote Originally Posted by Truckdobe
    Rev. V, don't you think it's funny how people act when you actually answer a question? My standard answer is 'not near enough' b/c people want to question it if I actually tell them.

    I would answer the question, but I have a trailer, so it doesn't apply to me.
    I think Steve is just irritated because I don't accept his partial numbers as being correct. The only way to get your true per-mile revenue rate is to include ALL miles, loaded and empty. Steve ignores the empty miles. I use them all - all 54,941 of them.

    I'm sure that next he'll come here and say I edited my 1099 to make it appear as if I earned more than I did.
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    OK Rev, thanks for sharing. U R totally up front, but how much time are you loading and unloading. I hear some guys here even groaning about having to tarp a flatbed. I think unloading a moving van every few days would get old. Bill
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