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Re: Trucking/shipping a E Bay tractor?
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Posted by leland on January 03, 2005 at 20:42:34 from (65.143.146.109):
In Reply to: Trucking/shipping a E Bay tractor? posted by HarryG on January 03, 2005 at 15:05:20:
Are you picking up or wanting it delivered to east coast. there are thousands of trucks on east coast daily post load at truck stops some O/O may throw it on trailer if he has room and may give you a good break on freight rate. anymore even large companys will do a back haul off coast just for fuel just to get back to a decent paying area I have saw guys pull freight back west for as little as .70 cents per mile.
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