Title: equine hauling Post by: jdt on April 12, 2012, 10:52:34 am i got a pair of mules sold to a guy in conroe , i told him i could bring'em when we come to houston for a treatment . what is the going rate per mile on that kind of hauling ? i don't want to rape him but i need to make all i can within reason . thanks .
Title: Re: equine hauling Post by: charles on April 12, 2012, 11:08:35 am charge a 1.50 a loaded mile or what ever will pay for your fuel to houston and back which ever will allow the fuel not to come all out of your pocket.
Title: Re: equine hauling Post by: Circle C on April 12, 2012, 11:12:14 am John,
I charge $3.75 per loaded mile on any dedicated runs these days. 688 miles = $2580.00 I would consider taking the $2580.00 then subtract what you and Stacy have been paying in air fare to Houston, then haul it for that. That said, the buyer can probably find a much cheaper rate using uship.com and finding someone looking for a backhaul, or going with an equine transport company that is putting together loads. Title: Re: equine hauling Post by: charles on April 12, 2012, 11:56:51 am John, I charge $3.75 per loaded mile on any dedicated runs these days. 688 miles = $2580.00 I would consider taking the $2580.00 then subtract what you and Stacy have been paying in air fare to Houston, then haul it for that. That said, the buyer can probably find a much cheaper rate using uship.com and finding someone looking for a backhaul, or going with an equine transport company that is putting together loads. dang i didnt know freight had went up that much. Title: Re: equine hauling Post by: Circle C on April 12, 2012, 12:06:52 pm Charles,
I used to haul for $1.25-1.75 per loaded mile, but fuel was 1.00 per gallon, tires were $100.00 each, and trucks were ~$30,000 Again, these prices are for dedicated / hot shot type runs. Someone putting together LTL type or backhaul loads will probably do it for much less per mile. Title: Re: equine hauling Post by: charles on April 12, 2012, 12:23:35 pm true, i wasnt thinking about the dedicated hotshot drivers.
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