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Thread: How much do you make.

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    floored Guest

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    Quote Originally Posted by Splitshifter
    How to make a million dollars in trucking:
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    .Start with 2 million.


    LOL after my baby was born I was bitching to my husband about how I wanted to lose my ass - his reply, "if you want to lose your ass start a trucking business, oh wait you already did"

    jerk. but its kinda true.

    I hate to say I'm not making it. With an employee I'm not doing all that great right now, thats the honest truth. But if I didn't have that employee I probally would have pocked 4k last month for myself. So if I was driving my own rig I would be doing allright. BUt right now I don't know whats best, drive that truck myself and screw my son outta mommy time, or have the truck just pay its way and have a "job" to return to in a year.. I'll make that decision on the 25th of this month. Heck you might just see me in front of a Fedex truck again, lol!

    Don't think I'm being one of those people who say you can't make it as an O/O, I know many who are making it. But what I am saying is, do it to make yourself happy, not to get rich overnight. Its a lot of work, espicaly if you are doing things legit in runing your business. I"m not getting rich, but I have the pride of owning my own truck, which that is why I got into it in the first place. I may not be rich but heck I got this big ass truck in my driveway

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    merrick4 is offline Senior Board Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by BanditsCousin
    (myth)

    I'm on o/o so I make all the money. Thats the key- be an owner operator and you'll make wayyy more than anyone. 89cpm or $2/mi you'll make way more than a company driver.


    (reality)

    the opposite of what is above
    Do you regret becoming an O/O? Or if you don't regret it because you just like doing your own thing, are you saying that financially you are doing the same as if you were a company driver?

    Actually nevermind. I mean I can read here that one is doing good, and the other isn't, but I'm going ahead nonetheless. I think I can make it, and if not well I'll be the first to admit it. There are many variables anyway and no two people have the same situation. One could make 50k a year and live like a king and the next could make 100k and be in debt up to their eyeballs.

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    jakobrmc is offline Rookie
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    Hey floored take the tubs off,and throw on a fifth wheel. We have been so busy moving dirt in folsom for teichet. I groosed 19,173 for the month of may.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jakobrmc
    Hey floored take the tubs off,and throw on a fifth wheel. We have been so busy moving dirt in folsom for teichet. I groosed 19,173 for the month of may.
    Who are you working with? Actually I'll PM ya..

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    Quote Originally Posted by floored
    I may not be rich but heck I got this big ass truck in my driveway
    I think you missed a comma in your post?


    I may not be rich but heck I got this big ass, truck in my driveway

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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveBooth
    Quote Originally Posted by floored
    I may not be rich but heck I got this big ass truck in my driveway
    I think you missed a comma in your post?


    I may not be rich but heck I got this big ass, truck in my driveway
    that's dangerously funny Steve, you might want to duck.

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    All in fun and didn't mean it. Just poking fun since she mentioned it above.

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    lol thanks Steve




    :wink:

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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveBooth
    Quote Originally Posted by floored
    I may not be rich but heck I got this big ass truck in my driveway
    I think you missed a comma in your post?


    I may not be rich but heck I got this big ass, truck in my driveway
    I think she missed a t too
    I may not be rich butT heck I got this big ass, truck in my driveway

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    Floored- You said you'd put more research into what you'd pull, what's the most versatile? End Dump, belly, double belly, transfer, 10 wheel? I'm tossing the idea around for next year and just curious. Glad to see things are looking better.
    -Tim-

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    Quote Originally Posted by ThumperS25
    Quote Originally Posted by SteveBooth
    Quote Originally Posted by floored
    I may not be rich but heck I got this big ass truck in my driveway
    I think you missed a comma in your post?


    I may not be rich but heck I got this big ass, truck in my driveway
    I think she missed a t too
    I may not be rich butT heck I got this big ass, truck in my driveway

    allright allright, my butt isn't that big guys, lol!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Folsom Flash
    Floored- You said you'd put more research into what you'd pull, what's the most versatile? End Dump, belly, double belly, transfer, 10 wheel? I'm tossing the idea around for next year and just curious. Glad to see things are looking better.
    Well, having a 5th wheel would make you more versatile for sure, so in the winter when there isn't anything going on you could ditch your "dirt" trailer and haul something else (flatbed, van, tanker, ect)

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