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1. How did you guys get into bedbugging? Did you go right into it or come from Van, reefer etc.? I am going into flatbedding shortly. I applied to Graebel awhile ago but heard nothing back.
Graebel requires 2 years HHG experience. I got my experience by being a company driver for a HHG company.Originally Posted by cadillac
Rev.,Bandit, Teal, I have a couple questions.1. How did you guys get into bedbugging? Did you go right into it or come from Van, reefer etc.? I am going into flatbedding shortly. I applied to Graebel awhile ago but heard nothing back.
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2. Not to get into your business . After taxes, fuel, payments, maintenance and other crap, from a owner-operators view do you actually net 6 figs to yourselves after everything is tallied in a year?
I'll let you know at the end of the year. It's possible, but it would require a LOT of work. I figure 2/3 of my revenue goes for expenses.2. Not to get into your business . After taxes, fuel, payments, maintenance and other crap, from a owner-operators view do you actually net 6 figs to yourselves after everything is tallied in a year?
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An older driver once told me that in order to actually get paid what you're worth in this industry you have to hit the niches .
True.An older driver once told me that in order to actually get paid what you're worth in this industry you have to hit the niches .
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Bedbugging, autohauling , heavy-haul specialty flatbedding , or produce hauling which I refuse.
Produce hauling isn't really a niche, but yes - do something that everyone else isn't doing, and the money will follow.Bedbugging, autohauling , heavy-haul specialty flatbedding , or produce hauling which I refuse.