RV Transport: 3 Month Income Revealed

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

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[@HaileZe]

Hello, new subscriber here. I like your content. I was just wondering what load board or company you use to get your loads? And, what the average per mile revenue you would expect from RV transport?

[@theaaronritter9513]

Thats why i want to do it, for the adventure and travel with my wife, and watching your videos knows it can be done

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Thanks for sharing!

[@IdahoRednecWunderbunch]

I have found the sewer line cap in the box in the pass through on those .. trailers

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Thanks for sharing!

[@IdahoRednecWunderbunch]

@TheRiverstoneLife yep are you guys still running im signing back on to run ill be in INDIANA Wednesday..

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

@IdahoRednecWunderbunch yes we are still running - btw: safe travels out there!

[@IdahoRednecWunderbunch]

@TheRiverstoneLife you guys to shiny side up

[@IdahoRednecWunderbunch]

@TheRiverstoneLife since you guys come west alot seems like do a video on how todo the idaho permit online . I believe it would help out .. hope to see ya out there

[@Jaimie863]

Thanks for this video! Really enjoyed it!

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Our pleasure - thanks for watching and commenting!!

[@johnbanuchie5274]

Great info. Love the numbers, good payoff at the end. Keep it up.

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Thank you!

[@TheJarheadEntrepreneur]

That's fantastic numbers for those 4 trips after all expenses..I'm with you, have fun, make it an adventure, and enjoy the places it takes you. I currently am working for as a driver relocation company. We use Penske Box Trucks, Company flies me out to nearest airport, I pick up truck next morning drive to the load site. A local moving company packs & loads my truck, then I'm off on an adventure across the US to wherever I am to offload. I rack up airline miles & hotel points that the company pays for and get to see friends and family along the way depending on where Im going. I am looking to get into RV hauling as I drove trucks for Marine Corps for 20 years and have my CDL, but exactly the way y'all did this and enjoyed Oregon is why. Keep Crushing It!! Stay HUMBLE, Stay HUNGRY, Stay FOCUSED...~The Jarhead Entrepreneur

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing your story with us! Safe travels and best of luck to you in your future endeavors. We’d love for you to keep us posted on your journey 😊

[@michaelprice3912]

I really do love the way you do you videos. Main reason is your wife is involved I am actually looking to get into this because I have driven heavy trucks and equipment in the most gnarly areas in the Santa Cruz mountains. I don’t people don’t understand that but Santa Cruz mountains are Dirt roads sometimes paved and I had to take 10 wheelers and trailers of barcodes or skid steers or other heavy equipment. I understand what it takes to haul loads and I got off the rails a little bit there but you and your wife seem happy now are happy. Your wife reminds me of my wife a lotlol I think I’m gonna take this up. I don’t want to be a competitor I just want to be a partner. Thank you for your videos.

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Thank you for taking the time to comment and share your story with us. We love the freedom to make our own choices on where we want to go and what loads we want to take off of the load board. We are grateful to be in this position. Life on the road isn’t always easy but having someone you love by your side sure does help a lot. Best of luck to you. Feel free to reach out if you ever need anything. Our email is [e-mail] Take care.

[@RockyDelarosa]

It's good information.

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Glad you think so!

[@gailjohnson6670]

Thank you for the video. Blessings to you,

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Blessing to you as well!

[@cyclonetransportation3915]

You are in my old stomping grounds. Born and raised southern Oregon

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Beautiful area! We love it!

[@tyflesh]

Crater Lake is beautiful!! Safe travels

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Agreed so beautiful! Thank you and thanks for commenting!

[@daleschmitt2919]

Thank you

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@charlesdeaton7112]

In the winter from Ontario Or. To Pendleton Or. Can be a nightmare in the winter. But it's some beautiful country scenery

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Agreed 💯

[@tylerdunn6578]

Central Dispatch on way back your a power only make money coming and going. You’re a Road Warrior at heart and you two are cute couple a great team.

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Thank you - you’re so kind!

[@erg2]

Can you do that being leased on with a RV transport company? Are these loads from Oregon to Idaho available quite regularly?

[@TheJarheadEntrepreneur]

Looking to get started with RV Transport. Most people I see are picking up in Goshen, IN. These extra loads you're getting is that from the company you're leased under or available to anyone? I'm looking to maximize the money on road not always having to deadhead back to Goshen. Keep Crushing It!! Stay HUMBLE, Stay HUNGRY, Stay FOCUSED...~The Jarhead Entrepreneur

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Great question! Those loads are available under the company I work for. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@larryv4249]

Which travel trailers have the best suspension for getting the smoothest ride. I am trying to figure out how to solve the porpoising effect.

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Great question! With all the travel trailers we have hauled (they are leaf spring suspensions) we noticed that certain manufacturers have their units more evenly balanced throughout - they haul better. Make sure your unit is evenly balanced and remember the more stuff you put inside of it - that all can effect how it hauls. Thanks for commenting!

[@bcballn24]

I just got into a f250, lifted 6.7 Powerstroke with about 190k. I had a few questions if anyone could answer… 1.) roughly how much start up cost. (Dot registration , and any other certs/regulation things I would need to get started, tow hitch I’m assuming for it being lifted.) recommendations on that. 2.) with my truck being at 190k. Worth bout 25k is what I’ll be paying for it after taxes. If I’m sleeping in my truck being minimal on spending , will I be able to cover the cost of my truck ? And do you know roughly the time frame on that? 3.) is this something I can do on weekends or holidays/ between work say turnarounds at work? 4.) what’s the process of doing this as an owner operator. Is it better for me to give it a shot with another company first? What’s your ideas on that I know some of these questions are very hard to answer and have many variables but I’m so new into this but I love the idea.

[@robertsullivan3877]

Avoid Cabbage ( not the veggie, I'm referring to the road/pass)!

[@TruckingSasquatch]

It’s not so bad lol but winter sucks tho

[@joshuastevens5910]

@@TruckingSasquatchya only because Oregon doesn’t salt their roads or do any ice prevention.

[@chadmiller6487]

Is this something you can ease into? Say take 2-4 runs a month and build up? Or are there minimum load requirements?

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

The company I work for would like you to take at least 1 load per month to keep your account active.

[@JesusM16]

New subscriber here! I’m looking into doing this on my off days to make a little extra coin. What company do you use to get loads? Blessings!

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Welcome to our channel and thanks for subscribing! I work for Wave Express but there are several other companies out there. Thanks for watching our video and commenting. Blessings to you 😊

[@gailjohnson6670]

Do you have to purchase so many gallons of fuel for miles traveled in each state, how much is your truck insurance per month, are you able to claim daily per diem under loads hauled, does Robin team drive for contracted loads? Thank you for video. Blessings to you.

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

No we don’t need to purchase a certain amount of gallons of fuel for miles traveled in each state. Our commercial truck insurance is about $152 per month. The company I work for gives an advance on our money when we pick up the load - it goes towards fuel and hotel expenses but it’s our money from the delivery. Robin does not team drive. Thank you for watching our video and commenting! We appreciate it! 😊

[@gailjohnson6670]

@@TheRiverstoneLife Thank you for your response.

[@novavroomvroom3435]

Is your truck a 3500 ? I have a Ford E-450 cab and chassis dually... I wonder if I can use this van to haul travel trailers

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Yes ours is a 3500. Great question - you'll have to contact the company you want to haul for and they'll be able to answer that question for you.

[@laringloria9]

Hey just ran into your channel. Where are you finding load?

[@michaellewis5692]

Do they have a load board.so you can pick your on loads or do you have a 😊dispatcher 😅

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Yes they have a load board - you use it to pick your load but you have to use the dispatcher to release the load to you until you reach 25k safety miles and have been to 10 different states but the reload board is a self dispatch board.

[@caponeTV]

Do you have to pull into weigh stations like the big trucks do?

[@ivanlopezlopez952]

Brother, I've been watching your videos. I have a 3500 with a gooseneck and can get a fifth wheel if I need to. How can I get started moving campers? Can you work for yourself or do you have to work for a company? Blessings!

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Great questions! Do your research by looking into different RV Transport companies and find one that works best for you - these companies already have the work available for you - you’ll be an independent contractor or you can find your own work. Blessings to you as well!

[@JasonLFaulk]

What company did you lease too?

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

Wave Express

[@eframtorres]

Do you have an idea of how many hours it took of to make that 17K after expenses? Drive hrs

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

We have no idea 🤷🏻

[@NaptownLove]

When you say do deliveries in the area what kind of businesses are you contacting. I’m new to RV transport and like this model you’re doing of staying in the area and doing some loads.

[@TheRiverstoneLife]

The company I work for has yards in the area that I am working in. There will be a new video coming out today that talks about this. Thanks for commenting!

[@NaptownLove]

@@TheRiverstoneLife thanks. One more question. I heard you say Goshen. Isnit Indiana Transport you work for? That’s who I plan on getting hired with.