How To Make $1000 Per Day in a Dump Truck

[@glenalguire6960]

We can haul approx 23 metric tons with a steerable lift axle in Ontario with a triaxle , making 1100 per day at ten hours a day

[@jaymancini]

Great feedback! Thanks for watching!

[@lainab1529]

What’s the usual hourly pay for owner operator in Texas

[@glenalguire6960]

Hourly is always the best , unless your getting paid really well per ton mile , you can take your time being easier on fuel as well as maintenance costs not to mention less stress lol

[@jaymancini]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@BlakeMerckleTrucking]

A truck that size should be closer to 2k a day, most supers are getting 145-155/hr. rates must be real low in ur area

[@vershaadmorris]

Where at? Where you located? I’m in Louisiana I get 1k a day

[@DracoBeats]

NE Ohio rates are $1250 a day for quad, $1090 for tandem.

[@BlakeMerckleTrucking]

@@DracoBeats exactly im in the columbus area and were getting 120-130/hr for quads/ 6 axles

[@lakeidrawilliams2148]

Hey guys, do you guys know anything about the dump truck business in GA?

[@joshlower1]

Naw your just greedy

[@tombstone2647]

I haul 27 ton in a tri axle in Kentucky.

[@jaymancini]

Thats great to know! Thanks for the feedback and thank you for watching!

[@d7mysterio7]

Great pointers Jay. Thanks for sharing.

[@jpeek1985]

Great points in the video Jay. I've been subscribed!👍

[@leaarce5830]

I Love your Positive Attitude 😊

[@MikeyM1422]

As a driver; how do you know you’re not over that 25th mark?

[@lordnikon7138]

What pit is that off of Townsen?

[@jj5833]

I’m a subscriber from day 1

[@philbrady702]

Southern Oregon getting $125 per hour for 1 drop axle, $140 for transfer. Supers and Megas still only 130ish. $1,000 a day for an 8 hour easy or up to $1,250-$1,400 depending... Washington I have heard over $150 an hour for a bobtail, one drop...

[@jaymancini]

Hello Phil thanks for the updates! By the way how many months out of the year are you guys staying busy in Oregon?

[@Libertad59]

You dont need a super dump to haul 20 tons lol. Triaxle with a 600hp cat rolls over the scales at 98 or 106,000 lbs lol

[@shantellpryor7596]

Hey 👋🏾.. Jay Im in Dallas, you have any suggestions for a tandem??

[@kalombolatambwe9511]

Really ,bro trese content it was very important. ,,I hope to see you soon

[@jaymancini]

Thanks for watching!

[@saleemrind6633]

❤ love you Nice vedio

[@scottallred3941]

I haul 25 tons on Tri-axle $525.00/load at 5 loads each day

[@jaymancini]

Hello Scott where are you located? 25 tons on a tri-axle is great!

[@Gorealaracer38]

​@@jaymanciniikr 😂...he left out WHERE.😤

[@jj5833]

Steer drop axle vs straight drop axle ? Which is better on a tri-axle dump truck?

[@braddavis3821]

What would be expected as a rough estimate that should come off that $1000 per day for overhead needs? Meeting after you factored in fuel, any money you put back for maintenance etc. what would you be left with out of that $1000. Thanks so much for a great video.

[@jeremiahboyd7009]

Probably 3 to 400

[@Libertad59]

Good video

[@vivijaz4087]

My big question is how you get hired by a contract to always have loads to do

[@jaymancini]

The more options the better, get connected to the local gravel, asphalt plants and dirt / sand pits. If contractors don’t have work for you directly you have more options.

[@yungsinatra3683]

So it’s 250 per load on a super truck ? Or it can be more ?

[@aujzybluvsmj]

How do you find the loads?

[@jaymancini]

Find loads by connecting with contractors that hire dump trucks. Also at local plants, sand pit, dirt pit, brokers. I have a few videos on this topic. Thanks for watching!

[@chrisfountain6644]

Jay. Do you zoom calls?

[@tombstone2647]

And the owner operators make 105 to 130$ an hr after dispatcher fee.

[@jaymancini]

How many hours a day do you guys typically work? How many months of the year do you guys stay busy?

[@ramonsanchez506]

Pay fuel tax Ensure services etc

[@krizchin5]

I'm in the San Antonio, TX area with an End Dump. Struggling to make over $500 a day. Anybody have any suggestions? I'd appreciate any advice. Thank you in advance!

[@krizchin5]

@Mr_z71 Thanks for the info. Been mostly working by the load and per ton. You located in San Antonio?

[@MegaErnieMAN]

​@@krizchin5Hey, man.I'm thinking about getting into the business in san antonio with a super dump

[@tombstone2647]

Actually 27.32 to be exact.

[@jaymancini]

Texas bridge formula only allows for 25 tons on a super dump.

[@JusticeKeller-zd1kc]

#Truckedup

[@ksw501]

Seems to me a trailer dump would make more financial sense

[@jaymancini]

Just depends on what type of truck is most often being hired in your area. Thanks for watching!

[@chriskilga9708]

trailer dumps are not legal in all parts of the country to say nothing of the space requirement on the job sites. In my area I can haul total weight 36 ton with a haul of 22 tons on a 17" bed triaxle vs 40 ton on say a 24 - 26' trailer dump on 5 total axles which would be a net load of in the range of 24 - 26 tons. You can't fit a 26 foot trailer plus day cab into a residential development.

[@jazzmineburch6030]

I see why no one subscribes get to the point and stop repeating your self 5 times