Posted by Tom in TN on August 16, 2007 at 12:48:32 from (74.165.150.41):
In Reply to: Re: Hay in again posted by Lou on August 16, 2007 at 12:12:51:
Lou,
Based on old's estimate of costs, it's probably 1000 miles from Syracuse to Nashville. At $1.35 per mile, round trip would be about $2,700.00. If a driver would accept $800.00 for the run, that would equal about $3,500.00 for the round trip.
I think that a typical hay bale would occupy about 10 cu. ft. of space (1.5 X 1.5 X 4 ft.). So, how much space do you suppose is in the back of a van? Could a van hold 800 bales?
If so, the cost of delivery would end up being $4.38 per bale. The cost to buy the hay in NY would probably be around $3.00 per bale, so that doesn't leave much room for profit for the guy who is buying and hauling the hay even if he could sell it in Tennessee for $8.00 per bale.
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