Anyone in the trucking/hauling busness
03-28-2008, 09:50 PM
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Yes, have several dump trucks, 14 cy Macks, currently updating to 20 cy tri axles.
We haul dirt and sand out of our pit, and do site work for now construction along with water, sewer and gas installations.
Buisness is wide open right now in Louisiana. No sign of a slow down, if I could hire 20 more people, I could put them all to work.
We haul dirt and sand out of our pit, and do site work for now construction along with water, sewer and gas installations.
Buisness is wide open right now in Louisiana. No sign of a slow down, if I could hire 20 more people, I could put them all to work.
03-29-2008, 02:16 PM
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In Ottawa they had a good year, building starts are up, and they haven't stopped all winter hauling snow since early November. The City smoked through all of their $25 million snow removal budget this year.
03-29-2008, 03:42 PM
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My wifes family has 20 dump trucks in Indiana, Quads and Semis. The have been very busy for the last 24 months. Getting off to a slow start for this year.
03-29-2008, 03:47 PM
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dump truck bus in very difficult right now.. with fuel and many illegals working for nothing it has been a failing business in the tri state area.. for the ones that are grounded and have been in business its good, for someone new and starting out its very toung... for what the truck has to make a days after insurnace, payment, union dues, fuel, and maint.. its a tough living.... good luck, why dont you get into the blasting bus like your old man... fomr the guys that i know, they do very well...
03-29-2008, 05:35 PM
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dump truck bus in very difficult right now.. with fuel and many illegals working for nothing it has been a failing business in the tri state area.. for the ones that are grounded and have been in business its good, for someone new and starting out its very toung... for what the truck has to make a days after insurnace, payment, union dues, fuel, and maint.. its a tough living.... good luck, why dont you get into the blasting bus like your old man... fomr the guys that i know, they do very well...
