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Old 12-05-2007, 02:50 AM
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yes could someone please tell me the going rate for oversized freight its just goign around 120 miles but i have got to haul same things 20 times thanks :?:
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Old 12-05-2007, 03:05 AM
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It depends on what it is and the type of equipment needed to do the job. It also depends on whether escorts are needed. Is it 120 miles each way or round trip? The cost of permits would also need to be considered. How heavy and the size of the load would be helpful. Another consideration is escorts. The size of the load and where it needs to go also impacts whether escorts are needed.
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Old 12-05-2007, 03:15 AM
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no escorts needed 12ft wide regular flatbed about 15000 lbs permits are approx 30 to 40 per trip just wanted estiment if could help the freight is in tenn no scales to cross 60miles one way
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Old 12-05-2007, 03:43 AM
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If you are hauling the same load to the same location you may want to think about a hourly or day rate. I usually get at least $3/mile for over-sized. Short miles would need to have a higher rate. Normally, I have a minimum load rate of $700. It would depend on how difficult is is to load and unload the loads.
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Old 12-05-2007, 04:04 AM
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thanks gman thats what i wanted to no i had on my mind 2.75 cause after this 20 loads hes got 20 more after first of year hes going to load and unload with crane
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Buy a TN annual permit. $500 a year for size and 112000 lbs, don't know how much for size only.
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I just had to permit some loads thru Tenn and I thought they mentioned a 90 day permit. Might have been another state but you might want to call and ask.

I had 12 foot wide loads, less than 20K and I am getting $3.45 plus fuel, plus permits on 650 miles.

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Old 12-08-2007, 09:40 PM
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Do any of you all know of a website that would be sort of a clearinghouse for oversize info for all the states? I know it's pretty difficult to figure out what you need in each jurisdiction. We have the blanket permit for Georgia and limit our OD to this state only at this time.
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This may help with oversize info: http://www.onthemove.us/Types.htm
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