HotShot Trucking how to get started part 3

[@justinmaldonado9030]

Your videos are great! Very knowledgeable and helped me with a lot of my unanswered questions. They gave me a better insight on how to get started on my own. Thank you!

[@frankfromupstateny3796]

great,....the first professionally done video on this topic that I've found.

[@ricojames3824]

Great job Dr. Hotshot I really got alot out of your presentation. Keep teaching people need to learn how to do there own business.

[@dinjonahmad1872]

truly helpful videos

[@dapittybull1]

Great video, it was hard to find an Ontario based company to use as a sample to start off my own hotshot. I would love to meet you to learn more!

[@santosdeluna8955]

hi good truck drivers . hey I'm just going to start doing hot shot loads with a freightliner sport chassis truck. An I need loads that I don't have to touch the load

[@Mommymaster01]

So helpful! Thank you for sharing you knowledge.

[@PrideandJoyRupert]

Pamela B Not a problem happy to help out. Steve

[@hooper2714]

Pamela B hi, did you start your hotshot business?

[@darkhorse2reign]

Do you have an Aisin transmission? What gear ratio is on the rear axle? What is your max tow capacity? What are your miles vs maintenance costs for tires and oil changes?

[@jdh10475]

Great set of videos, thanks. Edit: do you need a dewley or F250 with a 14K GN.

[@pastornickcastle]

Great videos! Do you have an email I can send you to ask some additional questions? Looking to get some hotshots soon. Thanks

[@travisgames6608]

Thanks for sharing.

[@raymondneese3696]

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[@TacTechMic]

Someone to load at pickup, and someone to unload at drop point.

[@timothybulter4923]

can you tell me how to get the same state rurns

[@Longhaul26]

I am really interested in the idea of part-time hauling for some extra income. I have a 2015 Ram 3500 dually. Would it be worth investing in to the rest (trailer, insurance, license, etc) for just weekend hauling? Thanks

[@morganruzicka1440]

Beans N Wheels ever get an answer to your question?

[@makovey]

NO, It would not be worth it! It costs about 40k per year on insurance (Depending on your location), then you have to invest in the equipment, you have to maintain a medical, and equipment inspections. Just driving on weekends for fun, you would never be able to really make ends meet.

[@P272-e9k]

Vitaliy Makovey $40k insurance??? You must've been the captain of the Exxon Valdez.

[@specialblogger5642]

I LIKE 3500 dodge dual

[@captmoa]

I hear alot of horror stories about brokers. I have questions.