What should you charge for your dump truck!

In this video we will go into how to charge for dump truck services and other hourly-related bids.
Thanks for watching!

[@orchardtvchannel]

Hey Gravel Boss great to see you know your numbers . I think your formula works and many new comers to the industry may benefit from your knowledge too .Keep making videos.

[@romanshevy257]

Funny to see a local guy here. Good info. We should all grab some coffee sometime.

[@stevenmendez9259]

Finally breaking it down the correct way.

[@lovegames9644]

Excellent video my man!!✌🏽

[@otrshark]

Well done video. Appreciate the insight. All the best to you.

[@Tandemfun10]

Very helpful. Thank you

[@clerissonmesquita]

Thank you so much for your invaluable information, highly appreciate it, keep it up the outstanding job, have a great day.

[@gravelboss907]

Anytime my G 🤙🏽 thank you!

[@shadetreeprofessor5723]

Thanks for the breakdown, my friend. Very insightful. So you estimate how long it'll take for you to finish a job and schedule 40 hours. Still in the, 'I just need a load of gravel for my driveway.' stage with one axle...kinda like the one in this video.

[@donp1884]

Great video

[@Brandon.Fischer]

Hey Cameron, I like your break down.. It’s very well thought out! I run in your area.. Right now twin screw end dumps run for $130hr, when you made this video they were $115-$120ish How do you reconcile $20hr difference between a 5 yard and a 10 yard truck? I know there is some value in being able to squirrel in where my T800 can’t, but half the capacity is hard to ignore.. BTW, I was very tempted to buy that corn binder when you had it posted for sale a while back, just couldn’t bring myself to spend the money on another investment when Im already working 3 different jobs 🤪. Good video, see you around! B. Fischer

[@Brsrafal]

I'm a company flatbed tractor trailer driver stuff is always braking as much as i want to go work for myself but having insured registered fueled truck they just not paying enough for all that responsibility

[@ForageGardener]

Work for them and yourself. Then your truck breaks less, and you always have other income with the option to expand on the side if it becomes valuable

[@PersistentPatriot]

I haul and pour concrete for $26/hr for a company. In my city I know dump truck drivers are getting like $32/hr as a few of my coworkers have left to go do that. I don't think charging 35 an hour on top of your baseline costs is unreasonable.

[@timberwolflumber5296]

I just got in to the business with a chevy 3500 dually..

[@gravelboss907]

Awesome!

[@White_Trash_JKU]

So how do you come up with cost to deliver say a load of gravel or other materials? Cost per ton material and what’s added to that? Thanks

[@badcompany1552]

That’s what I wanna know I estimate if a 7-8yd truck is making 2500-3000 a week is a good week avg 120-150x 5 working days to the truck is good plus whatever the material cost added on top of your fee

[@nabilyoukhana7981]

Great information however you didn’t calculate rent, back office staff, taxes, etc …

[@terrellscaife2411]

How much weight can U-Haul with that single axle

[@gravelboss907]

8 ton legally.

[@MrKidkiller159]

300$ perhour

[@berniemac4395]

That’s 30.50 boss

[@tylerhaney4316]

Should be $80÷.8 to get a 20% margin, $100

[@TANGO22222222]

two thumbs down