Transport business - Need work!!

[AmericanRobster]

Glad to hear that things are going good for ya!

[KB]

Chino, that web-site I was talking about is www.uship.com, there might be more boards like that, check out www.craigslist.com too.
One thing you could do to your new truck that a lot of people do is take it to Tampa Spring Co. & have them put a heavy duty spring on the rear end (helper spring) it will be better for towing.
Also most 3/4 ton's & up already have them but make sure if it's an automatic that you have a tranny. cooler on it, I run the tranny on my old Bronco (E4OD,tranny) w/ a cooler that doesn't go thru the radiator, I'm not a mechanic but to me it doesn't make much sense to have your tranny cooler lines running thru a 200 degree radiator. Get the biggest, aftermarket tranny cooler you can find & run it thru that instead, florida heat & stop & go traffic, pulling a trailer is hard on the tranny, it's get's hotter if you go out west or climbing mountains w/ a trailer.

[1FasterBlaster]

  Yeah, I know, I rebuilt the tranny on my Tahoe, and had it reinforced and had a cooler put in.

[AmericanRobster]

When I get some extra cash, I want to install a tranny cooler on my silverado.

[Kawa3]

Transport atvs?  Might buy one in tex or somewhere I can find one cheaper than here.

[1FasterBlaster]

  I can do that easily, even test it out for you on the way back...there's a lot of riding area's coming back!!
   Just kidding. But yes, I can.You have to pay for the fuel and transport fee's.

[big-daddy]

I have a axle in Phoenix, Arizona that I need to bring into florida.

[1FasterBlaster]

  How much does it weigh? Send me the pick-up, and delivery address so I can calculate the miles and how much it will be.

[big-daddy]

600 lbs 1890 miles

[1FasterBlaster]

 Do you have a way of loading, and unloading it into and out of my truck?

[big-daddy]

yes the seller load it and I have a fort lift to unload

[budman]

yes the seller load it and I have a fort lift to unload

Wow...that must be a big rig....how big of a "fort" will it lift?   

[Ida_Mann]

yes the seller load it and I have a fort lift to unload

Wow...that must be a big rig....how big of a "fort" will it lift?   

his name aint BIG Daddy for nothin.

Id@

[1FasterBlaster]

 Well, the fuel there and back is about $1200., according to the miles your giving me and it will probably take me about four to five days to get there and back.I'd charge you about $450. for the transport fee's, plus food and hotels.
   If I have a run out that way that I can pick this up on the way back, I'll cut the cost in half. Let me know.

[Busta Nutt]

So you pay yourself 100 bucks a day and out of that comes food, hotel, truck payment, and maintenance? Sounds like you are shortchanging yourself.

[1FasterBlaster]

  No,, your right, I forgot to add that in, my bad. The $450. is only for the transport fee's.  I have to have both addresses too, so I can determine the miles back, and forth.
   I would have to do some more calculating. Thanks.

[Busta Nutt]

ok

[SWAMP_DONKEY]

Do you have a car hauler??

[1FasterBlaster]

  I think my boss has one. We could always rent one if we need to.

[SWAMP_DONKEY]

I get about 6 cars a week and pay 75 per car for delivery from Orlando to Sebring.

[Ida_Mann]

if you know of some way for me to get back to Orlando,,,,I'd drive them ;-)

Id@

[SWAMP_DONKEY]

if you know of some way for me to get back to Orlando,,,,I'd drive them ;-)

Id@

Well we do not have a tellaporter yet but we are saving up for one

[Ida_Mann]

if you know of some way for me to get back to Orlando,,,,I'd drive them ;-)

Id@

Well we do not have a tellaporter yet but we are saving up for one

tell Scotty to beam me over, the ship can't take any more captain :-)

Id@

[1FasterBlaster]

  I will look into it Scott and let you know. You are trying to have them all in one day, and not spread out right?

[1FasterBlaster]

  Need some work. Anyone need anything transported anywhere?