| 30psi_on4banger |
I work construction now and we hire dump trucks to haul asphalt for us, I wouldnt have a problem hauling for my company next season but in a weird situation that I did have a problem there must still be work out for hauling shit eh?
All construction companies? Gravel, Asphalt, Snow, Dirt?
What do you think?
I will indefinatly do research before but this is the start of it I guess, then I call companies.. Lots to keep me busy?
Thanks Very Much
Andrew |
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| THUD |
I have had similar thoughts and it all comes down to MONEY!
Dump trucks are parked till it snows or if it's just a trailer dump then the tractor is hauling pipe or vans all over.
There's alot to it but you gotta know paper work and have an accountant and all that jazz. |
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| newred |
| Get yourself a Class 1 & buy a Gravel truck. You'll be working all the time, like all of the other greasy gravel truck driver.:thumbup: |
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| Invalid Zero |
| If you're white, you're not allowed to drive a gravel truck in Edmonton.:lol: |
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| Wookey |
quote:
Originally posted by Invalid Zero
If you're white, you're not allowed to drive a gravel truck in Edmonton.:lol:
That's 98% true. haha |
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| BLK_LBL |
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Originally posted by Invalid Zero
If you're white, you're not allowed to drive a gravel truck in Edmonton.:lol:
they've united now. they got more power than mandel |
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| wes_4 |
| If you get a tractor with an end dump for summer, you could most likely get on as a leased operator pulling heavy crude in the fall/winter/spring...lots of oil hauling companies do this. |
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