Posted by RodInNS on August 12, 2009 at 14:46:40 from (216.118.158.123):
In Reply to: OT: Hay Delivery posted by James Howell on August 12, 2009 at 12:45:42:
I charge 70 bucks per hour for truck and trailer. Actually... I charge that for the tandem truck. The trailer is just kind of a bonus if I need it.
60 miles each way... should round out to about 3 hours. That should cover you for some unloading time. Don't bargain yourself too cheap. There's always unforseen things that happen in these deals. If someone else thinks they can do it cheaper, let him fill his boots.
If you happen to be going in that direction anyway then you can look at doing something on the price... but I wouldn't make a special trip at a special rate just because some guy only wants 10 bales. Got into enough of that with firewood... hauling 1 cord on a 6 cord truck every damn month to the same place just because it was convenient for them. There are plenty out there who will pull that stunt... not because they can't afford to get ti in one load. Just because they're difficult. It gets old. Quickly.
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