That's awesome Alex, especially heading to Miami!!! I know 2 ladies that will be happy to see dad!!! You definitely earned the donuts this week. I'm home until Monday, then it's back to work!!! The decent loads are out there, we just have to be creative and willing to work outside the box. Be safe bro!
Thank you David!🙏 I’m home until Monday as well and back on the road after. Really hard to get out of Miami though. Unfortunately. The ladies were definitely happy to see me and I’m still trying to enjoy the weekend that I’m home. Then back on the road for at least a month. The loads are definitely out there. We just have to be in the right place at the right time and yes, sometimes think outside the box on how to stack and pack it all on the trailer😁
I went to same doughnut shop awsome treats 😋😋😋I’m from Tennessee would like to do hotshots so much knowledge on book work rules etc the driving is the easy part right. I’ve been watching hotshot channels for quite some time now . Your very chilled and show no stress in the game your numbers are good also carry on trucking buddy 👏👌🤛🏻🍕
Thank you! Yea you are correct. More book work knowledge and driving is the easy part. I have enough stress with my job, I try not to show it in the videos 😂
I thought about getting into the hotshot business. Could you make a list of things you need for a flatbed gooseneck trailer. Like chains, straps, blinders,etc. Thank you.
I’m not sure if I understand the question correctly but in my left corner on the dash I have my tpms sensor monitor for the trailer tires. The iPad Inuse for ELD, weigh station app and a second map just in case.
Hey good to see u again Alex, does numbers are excellent man keep printing, im just waiting for my truck to be ready got a hit and run 🤬🤬🤬 but everything ok can wait to hit the road loads are getting better by the mile, be safe my friend.
I had a buddy that had the same truck and hauled hot rods in a closed trailer all over the US. The problem was he put 400,000 miles on the truck before it was half payed off.
If you’re ever traveling on highway 97 in LaPine in Central Oregon. There’s a place inside Wikiup Junction store that has the best donuts in Central Oregon 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
I was pulling campers, you can’t make any money doing that if they drop the rates and there is no backhaul. I gotta find something to do with the truck now.
Thanks again for sharing your travels and experiences. even if we become addicted to donuts. hahahah!!! It was a great week and I hope you have a great rest. a question. How do you do it with your trailer when you go out there? maybe a video of that experience!
@@yiyoblack I just unhook it at the truck stop. I put my lock on my kingpin so no one can hook it to their truck and also I take the handle that lifts the trailer off. I think I show it in a few of my videos.
Hi Alex , great video and must say ''fair dues'' to you for answering all the questions coming hard and fast, just 2 personal questions, firstly how is your health, i notice some times on answering questions you stop to drag( we say drag, as in pull in deep breath) your breath, you do serious miles on some of them journeys, so hows the health. my second is probably unfair but with 5 adult children i can ask these, family life Alex, all that driving is hard going, I just ask ''mind that health'', and again fair dues for helping others get started🛻🛻🛻Liam in IRELAND
nice job. are you en CDL or not? can you tell me if it has the particulars feeding for NON CDL. can you help me how to beginning this business. i’m creating my LLC. help me with others importantly informations you can. with truck 350, trailer models, papers, feedings… your despatcher please. how many weeks you stay before coming home?
I’m CDL. CDL will always be better because you have more options for loads since you’re not limited to certain weight. As for starting your business I can tell you the steps but really can’t help with much else. 1. Buy truck and trailer. 2. Register your LLC business with your state. 3. Apply for DOT number 4. Get commercial insurance ( truck/trailer) 5. Apply for Authirity with FMCSA If you google this, you can get much more detailed info.
Alex, I admire watching your videos. I wish you would put a little bit more driving instead the donuts because I’m already FF and seeing the donut really doesn’t help lol. I’d rather hear the engine and that exhaust break but other than that great job. Looking forward to see another video from you soon. 👍.
@@MilanPalushaj-uh3df Thank you! I appreciate your support. I’m trying to break the videos up now into half weeks of my loads but it’s kind of hard to work, record, edit and upload. It all takes time.
@@Mike-w3k6s I prefer to just stick with the gross income vs net profit. Net is also kinda personal. No one really needs to know all my expenses. That’s kinda like telling everyone how much is in my bank account.
I have my cdl and I would like to get into hot shot I don’t have no experience how do I make my first move? Am looking forward for your response thank you
Great videos, and I appreciate you sharing! Can you please provide info on how you use your ELD and how it all works if you unhook your trailer and leave in the truck to eat, gym etc. Im looking into hotshot, non-cdl at first. Got my truck already, looking to llc and establish authority. But I want to verify I can still have an okay way of life rather then peeing in a bottle like some guys do. 😂 If there is an easier way to get questions across please let me know how to contact. Thanks, and be safe out there 🤙
Than you! It will depend on what eld company you go with. If I show you the way mine works, it may not be the same of you get a different company eld. I use Motive. You can message me on Instagram.
Hey Alex, newer subscriber here. I’ve seen you have trouble getting out of Denver so would you recommend getting into the hotshot business if I’m from Denver 😂 already have my cdl too
Hey, thanks for subscribing! Denver is a harder area to get loads from but they are still available. Just depends how lucky you get and if you can be the first to call the broker when a load pops up on the board. People speed dial and it’s always hard to be the first one to call and grab the old. Don’t let that scare you from getting into the business
Hey! My trailer is 40 foot length. 25,900 gvwr. Weighs 10,100 lb. Load capacity is 15,800 lb but with all my decrement equipment and tarps on the trailer I can put maximum of 15,000 lb on it. I try to never max it out though unless I really have to.
@@Mr.AlexKogan ok understand. I’m just trying to understand if it’s worth the career change for me. Looks like there’s lots overhead involved. I made over 100k last year in telecom, but getting tired of it after 20+ yrs.
If you are referring to what steps to take to start then buy truck and trailer, register company, apply for DOT, purchase commercial insurance, apply for authority.
Thanks Johnny! I had that recall done a while back. This time it’s an emissions sensor that went on to the exhaust. It was missing when I bought the truck. Maybe they had a shortage at that time so they decided not to install them. lol.
@@Mr.AlexKogan Okay sweet. I’ve seen some non cdl trailers that were under 16k gvwr that were 40’ but I figured yours was heavy duty. Keep up the hard work man!
I’m gonna get into this business just for the donuts. 😂 When the dispatcher sends me anywhere they’ll need to make sure there is a donut shop close by or on the way. Otherwise not gonna do it! Even if it paid $3 a mile. 🤣
@Mr.AlexKogan excess sugar not used for energy is stored as fat. This leads to weight gain and further insulin resistance. This results in type 2 diabetes, fatty liver, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, cardiovascular disease and other metabolic abnormalities.
@@JaissonTatto I understand all of that. I eat donuts on my most active day. I’m also in the gym that day. Donuts are my cheat day meal and that’s it. I do it once a week. Also to correct you, it’s not excess sugar that’s stored if not used, it’s excess calories in general. I’m in a calorie deficit throughout the week so ai can afford to eat donuts and not gain weight.
It’s never the same. It all depends on the loads and areas where you drive. If you have tall loads you spend more on fuel and if you’re out west in the mountains, you’ll spend more as well so really hard to answer that question. Maybe $1-1.5k a week if it’s a good week. Plus diesel prices are different in different parts of the country. Texas is under $4 a gallon vs California over $6 a gallon.
After my business is operating with all licenses, is it very difficult to get a deapatcher to release the loads for transport because it is a new business and I don't have a CDL?
@@dom_22612 If you are asking if it’s harder to get loads for a new company, yes it typically is harder but you may get lucky and not have a difficult time. For me I was able to get loads fairly easy but plenty brokers turned me down too.
Gross means nothing? Really? In my books, the higher the gross the higher the net. You might wanna rethink what you wrote. Let’s just say I kept at least 75% of that. 👍🏻
I do worry about it, sure. No one will take it off the trailer while I’m gone because it’s kinda hard without a forklift and I lock my trailer up so no one can hook it.
Usually I’m home one week a month. That’s the way trucking goes. If you want to make money you have to be on the road, otherwise it’s not worth doing this job.
@@HoolioJean-wn3hf Hello! Unfortunately I don’t give my dispatch info out and I don’t know of any company that I can recommend. I think googling dispatch companies would be your best bet.
My point is to get people like yourself to ask me weird questions like you just did. Unreal. If you don’t see the point then this video is obviously not for you but I appreciate the smart ass question. TH-cam algorithm loves it 😁👍🏻
@@definitehotshotwill I believe for hotshot, 6 ft drop is the most popular. I’d get one that’s 27 ft long and one that’s 18. That’s what I have. This way you can cover a full trailer load. I also have one that’s 27ff long and has a 8 ft drop just in case if I ever need it.
That's awesome Alex, especially heading to Miami!!! I know 2 ladies that will be happy to see dad!!! You definitely earned the donuts this week. I'm home until Monday, then it's back to work!!! The decent loads are out there, we just have to be creative and willing to work outside the box. Be safe bro!
Thank you David!🙏 I’m home until Monday as well and back on the road after. Really hard to get out of Miami though. Unfortunately. The ladies were definitely happy to see me and I’m still trying to enjoy the weekend that I’m home. Then back on the road for at least a month.
The loads are definitely out there. We just have to be in the right place at the right time and yes, sometimes think outside the box on how to stack and pack it all on the trailer😁
I’m trying to get into the hotshot business from semi trucking and I love I’m watching ur videos and taking in the Knowledge
Thanks! Happy to hear my videos are helping you out in some way. 👍🏻
Hell yeah! $11,825 that’s what I’m talking about! Nice job bro!
Thanks Jeff!!! 🙏
ow-Pensacola, Fla. Beautiful old town. I was stationed there about 1970 while in the Navy, doing communication training. Loved it!
It is a nice little place. Call unlike other Florida cities. Navy is fun, I love airplanes. 👍🏻
They looked like the most boring doughnuts! Good thing you changed it up! Nice truck loads, too! $3/mi is decent!
Yes this last load was awesome. Kinda unbelievable. Have t had that good of a run in a while.
Great job Alex 👏 👍 👌 and thanks for share with us the details on hotshot business!!!
Thank you!
Fun riding along with you> Stay safe, Man!
Thank you! Appreciate ya🙏
I went to same doughnut shop awsome treats 😋😋😋I’m from Tennessee would like to do hotshots so much knowledge on book work rules etc the driving is the easy part right. I’ve been watching hotshot channels for quite some time now . Your very chilled and show no stress in the game your numbers are good also carry on trucking buddy 👏👌🤛🏻🍕
Thank you! Yea you are correct. More book work knowledge and driving is the easy part. I have enough stress with my job, I try not to show it in the videos 😂
when you say book work do you mean by studying to get cdl license or?
@@israel5100 all the regulations, licensing, permits, etc.
Thanks for the videos Alex enjoy time with your family 😊
Thank you!🙏
Good videos ! Thanks for the stops at the donut places I want to go now
Thank you! You should definitely grab some donuts 😁
Got to hand it to you guys. Not really enough room in my Peterbilt couldn’t imagine trying to sleep in a pick up truck.
Yeah it’s not the best but we humans adapt to anything. I’d love to have as much room as a semi truck has. Would be nice.
you ever get to Wisconsin 5o deliver a load or pickup a load
@@RickElbe-n9h I almost never make it to that area.
I miss hot-shotting, always fun to get creative stacking partials.
Keep hustling bro!! Positive vibes always!!
Thank you Len!👍🏻
I thought about getting into the hotshot business. Could you make a list of things you need for a flatbed gooseneck trailer. Like chains, straps, blinders,etc. Thank you.
Check out this video I made.
th-cam.com/video/rrq5TjGzUiE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=zdfdezVvbOHd1rRf
Would you mind explaining the equipment you have in your truck like the dash instruments, tablet, etc.?
I’m not sure if I understand the question correctly but in my left corner on the dash I have my tpms sensor monitor for the trailer tires. The iPad Inuse for ELD, weigh station app and a second map just in case.
That was exactly what I was wondering. Thanks for your time!@@Mr.AlexKogan
Hey good to see u again Alex, does numbers are excellent man keep printing, im just waiting for my truck to be ready got a hit and run 🤬🤬🤬 but everything ok can wait to hit the road loads are getting better by the mile, be safe my friend.
Thank you! Sorry to hear that you had a hit and run. That’s awful. Hopefully you can get back on the road in no time and start making that money 👍🏻
good video, nice to see you again pal
Thank you Rob 🙏
If thats Mesa Gateway, you were about 20 minutes from my house. Maybe ill cross paths on the road sometime. Keep the videos coming.
In this small world anything is possible 👍🏻
I had a buddy that had the same truck and hauled hot rods in a closed trailer all over the US. The problem was he put 400,000 miles on the truck before it was half payed off.
Yeah the miles rack up fast but if you’re putting on mileage then you should be making money so you can pay extra to pay down your truck loan quicker.
Great way to end the week!
Thank you! Yes it was definitely a great way to end it and I ended up home for a few days. Can’t beat that. 👍🏻
Great content & the donuts 🍩 😂
Thank you! The donuts are amazing 😁
Your tarps and bungee system is great, where can I find those for sale?
Thanks!
www.myteeproducts.com
Alex can you give your net and what your dispatch company charges you per load ?
I don’t talk about my net because everyone’s net will be different based on your expenses. My dispatch company charges 7%
do you need to stop in the weight station when do you this ?
Yes and no. I use an app that tells me to bypass or pull in.
If you’re ever traveling on highway 97 in LaPine in Central Oregon. There’s a place inside Wikiup Junction store that has the best donuts in Central Oregon 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
I’ll keep that in mind but I’ve spoiled myself with donuts and I like to go for gourmet vs regular. Usually convenient store donuts are too plain.
Sometimes you just get lucky. So sweet when that happens.
Yes. Very true. 👍🏻
Ive gone on my second ride along as a hot shot and I like it. Next step to get is a diesel truck and 40 foot trailer. What truck do you recommend??
I’d recommend a Ram with High output engine and Aisin transmission.
Alex u really go crazy on the donuts
I do when it’s my cheat day 👍🏻
Have you ever gotten stuck with one partial going a long distance? If so how often does that happen?
I have once or twice at the most. It’s a super rare occasion.
Hey Alex,...how long is your term for your truck 60 month or 72 or 84 month?..thanks!
Not to be rude but what info are you trying to get by asking this question?
I was pulling campers, you can’t make any money doing that if they drop the rates and there is no backhaul. I gotta find something to do with the truck now.
Why not get a trailer and do hotshot instead of getting rid of the truck?
do you carry bigger wood blocks? so they wont dig into tarps if you had to do it again...
I don’t carry any wood with me at all. Shipper usually provides it.
good video Alex 👍
Thank you!
Butterfinger donut
Im subscribed 😂
You're doing great Man $ 👍
Thank you! I think I’m just getting lucky with being in the right place at the right time. This is rare for this market.
I sure enjoy watching your videos , & test eating those good tasty donuts .
Thank you! I appreciate your support 🙏
Thanks again for sharing your travels and experiences. even if we become addicted to donuts. hahahah!!! It was a great week and I hope you have a great rest. a question. How do you do it with your trailer when you go out there? maybe a video of that experience!
Thank you!🙏 you mean how do I leave my trailer when I go to eat and stuff?
@@Mr.AlexKogan yes!!
@@yiyoblack I just unhook it at the truck stop. I put my lock on my kingpin so no one can hook it to their truck and also I take the handle that lifts the trailer off. I think I show it in a few of my videos.
You'll end blind bri with all those donuts..
Good job Alex. I love ur content. If I had my CDL I’d do the Hotshot but I’d do the enclosed car trailer and haul exotic and luxury cars 😊😊😊
Thank you! Ah car hauling is so much more risky especially with exotics. One minor scratch and your insurance will suffer.
I bet it is expensive. But I’m sure that’s why those guys make the big bucks! Ain’t no 2.50 a mile for those trips that’s for damn sure!
Hi Alex , great video and must say ''fair dues'' to you for answering all the questions coming hard and fast, just 2 personal questions, firstly how is your health, i notice some times on answering questions you stop to drag( we say drag, as in pull in deep breath) your breath, you do serious miles on some of them journeys, so hows the health. my second is probably unfair but with 5 adult children i can ask these, family life Alex, all that driving is hard going, I just ask ''mind that health'', and again fair dues for helping others get started🛻🛻🛻Liam in IRELAND
Thank you! My health is good as far as I know. Thank you for asking.
When you unhook and drive your dually around does it count against your drive time for the day?
No. I log out of ELD.
How did you find a dispatcher and where did you pick up the load
I found my dispatcher through the previous company I worked for. I’m not sure what you mean by where did I pick up the load 🤷♂️
Great numbers for the week Alex, Is your truck deleted ? I see a controller mounted on to the dash
Thank you! No it’s not deleted. The monitor on my dash is for my trailer tpms sensors.
nice job.
are you en CDL or not? can you tell me if it has the particulars feeding for NON CDL. can you help me how to beginning this business. i’m creating my LLC. help me with others importantly informations you can. with truck 350, trailer models, papers, feedings… your despatcher please.
how many weeks you stay before coming home?
I’m CDL. CDL will always be better because you have more options for loads since you’re not limited to certain weight. As for starting your business I can tell you the steps but really can’t help with much else.
1. Buy truck and trailer.
2. Register your LLC business with your state.
3. Apply for DOT number
4. Get commercial insurance ( truck/trailer)
5. Apply for Authirity with FMCSA
If you google this, you can get much more detailed info.
Alex, I admire watching your videos. I wish you would put a little bit more driving instead the donuts because I’m already FF and seeing the donut really doesn’t help lol. I’d rather hear the engine and that exhaust break but other than that great job. Looking forward to see another video from you soon. 👍.
Thank you! I’ll try to incorporate more driving scenes. 👍🏻
Thank you and I love your videos by the way, I wish you would have them more often
@@MilanPalushaj-uh3df Thank you! I appreciate your support. I’m trying to break the videos up now into half weeks of my loads but it’s kind of hard to work, record, edit and upload. It all takes time.
What was your net profit on that would help if you can share and what percentage does your dispatch charge you per load thanks
@@Mike-w3k6s I prefer to just stick with the gross income vs net profit. Net is also kinda personal. No one really needs to know all my expenses. That’s kinda like telling everyone how much is in my bank account.
I have my cdl and I would like to get into hot shot I don’t have no experience how do I make my first move? Am looking forward for your response thank you
First move is to get a truck and trailer. Register your company with your state. Apply for DOT number and then apply for authority.
Great videos, and I appreciate you sharing! Can you please provide info on how you use your ELD and how it all works if you unhook your trailer and leave in the truck to eat, gym etc. Im looking into hotshot, non-cdl at first. Got my truck already, looking to llc and establish authority. But I want to verify I can still have an okay way of life rather then peeing in a bottle like some guys do. 😂 If there is an easier way to get questions across please let me know how to contact. Thanks, and be safe out there 🤙
Than you! It will depend on what eld company you go with. If I show you the way mine works, it may not be the same of you get a different company eld. I use Motive. You can message me on Instagram.
Hey Alex, newer subscriber here. I’ve seen you have trouble getting out of Denver so would you recommend getting into the hotshot business if I’m from Denver 😂 already have my cdl too
Hey, thanks for subscribing! Denver is a harder area to get loads from but they are still available. Just depends how lucky you get and if you can be the first to call the broker when a load pops up on the board. People speed dial and it’s always hard to be the first one to call and grab the old. Don’t let that scare you from getting into the business
Hi Alex What is the length weight and hauling capacity of your trailer. Thanks
Hey! My trailer is 40 foot length. 25,900 gvwr. Weighs 10,100 lb. Load capacity is 15,800 lb but with all my decrement equipment and tarps on the trailer I can put maximum of 15,000 lb on it. I try to never max it out though unless I really have to.
So 11+K but what was the re emus after insurance, fuel, tolls, overhead cost?
Well this was one weeks gross. I pay my insurance and all other expenses once a month vs once a week so I can’t answer the question you asked.
@@Mr.AlexKogan ok understand. I’m just trying to understand if it’s worth the career change for me. Looks like there’s lots overhead involved. I made over 100k last year in telecom, but getting tired of it after 20+ yrs.
@@joeperez1800 if you made 100k after expenses and taxes then I wouldn’t change the career.
I'm a class a driver for a company I want to get started doing hotshot for myself what would you recommend to start
If you are referring to what steps to take to start then buy truck and trailer, register company, apply for DOT, purchase commercial insurance, apply for authority.
old fashion glaze🤤
What brand tarps do you use?
Mytee products
Great vid Alex…did you take your ram in for the intake air grid heater relay recall? Did they say its ok or replace? Thanks pal!
Thanks Johnny! I had that recall done a while back. This time it’s an emissions sensor that went on to the exhaust. It was missing when I bought the truck. Maybe they had a shortage at that time so they decided not to install them. lol.
@@Mr.AlexKogan ah okay. Did they replace air grid heater relay or say it was ok? Im taking mine in next week. Thanks Alex!
@@johnnyg177 I believe they replaced that one. 👍🏻
@@Mr.AlexKogan thanks for the info Alex! 🤘🏼
That’s a good dispatcher you got what’s the name of the dispatch company ?
Thank you! I keep my dispatch company private.
Good stuff man! Do you have a CDL? And what is your trailer size and gvwr?
Thank you! Yes I have a CDL and my trailer is 40 feet long.
@@Mr.AlexKogan Okay sweet. I’ve seen some non cdl trailers that were under 16k gvwr that were 40’ but I figured yours was heavy duty. Keep up the hard work man!
@@tatsuslays919 There are lots of different variations of trailer sizes and weight ratings. 40 ft trailers come as CDL and non CDL.
how much does your truck and trailer weigh
The trailer weighs 10k but the truck I’ve never weighed. I believe it’s around 9k. Plus or minus a little.
To sneak record, all you have to do is attach a phone to a belt clip on your belt buckle and put the zoom out…..
That’s not a bad idea. I’ll keep that in mind. 👍🏻
Como le puedo hacer para comprar una de esas
I love to think these are create engines
I didn’t understand what you tried to say.
11k is nice but what was your net payout for the week?
Too far back to remember. More than 60%.
Do you mind saying who you dispatcher is?
If I put that info out here I’ll be out of business.
If your ever in San Jose ca try this place called psycho donuts they got wild giant donuts
I looked them up, looks good. California in general has the biggest selection of top quality donuts. Can’t wait to try a few places out there. 👍🏻
Hey Alex! What's the height on those two loads stacked? Ken !! Oh!!
The crates were 6 ft or slightly higher and the stack on top was probably a foot tall. Right around 7 ft high.
I’m gonna get into this business just for the donuts. 😂
When the dispatcher sends me anywhere they’ll need to make sure there is a donut shop close by or on the way. Otherwise not gonna do it! Even if it paid $3 a mile. 🤣
🤣🤣🤣 I’m with you on that 100% 👍🏻🍩
Alex, what are your total expenses on the $11,825?
Honestly I don’t count my expenses by the week since I pay my bills monthly and I try to keep that info out of the videos.
Donuts + driving = Diabetes 😢
How do you come to that conclusion?
@Mr.AlexKogan excess sugar not used for energy is stored as fat. This leads to weight gain and further insulin resistance. This results in type 2 diabetes, fatty liver, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, cardiovascular disease and other metabolic abnormalities.
@@JaissonTatto I understand all of that. I eat donuts on my most active day. I’m also in the gym that day. Donuts are my cheat day meal and that’s it. I do it once a week. Also to correct you, it’s not excess sugar that’s stored if not used, it’s excess calories in general. I’m in a calorie deficit throughout the week so ai can afford to eat donuts and not gain weight.
Your plates say Missouri but you live in Florida. How does that work?
My business is registered in MO. You have to have a physical address to do that.
How much did it cost you to get your truck
$100k
How much do you normally spend on gas?
It’s never the same. It all depends on the loads and areas where you drive. If you have tall loads you spend more on fuel and if you’re out west in the mountains, you’ll spend more as well so really hard to answer that question. Maybe $1-1.5k a week if it’s a good week. Plus diesel prices are different in different parts of the country. Texas is under $4 a gallon vs California over $6 a gallon.
All ever see you eat is Do-Nuts
Heyy the video is about trucking or about eating donuts? 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Hmm. Interesting question. I’m not sure how to answer it. Maybe it’s about both? 😁
Dude you is the donut eating king lol
Thanks. lol. I think I’m not even close to that. There are people on TH-cam that eat way more than I do. 😁
Do you have your cdl?
Yes.
Yeah? What was your net per mile.
Who calculates net per mile?
Out of the 11k how much did you spend on fuel
$1700
Damn thats a lot of donuts lol
That’s how I do it! Why tease my stomach? Gotta satisfy it 😁
I’m new to the channel are you non CDL?
Thanks for watching! I am CDL
May god help ur body process all that sugar
He probably in better shape then you 😂
Can I do hotshot without CDL carrying loads up to 26 thousand pounds?
Yes you can but your truck plus trailer plus your load has to be less than 26k. All of those 3 combined.
After my business is operating with all licenses, is it very difficult to get a deapatcher to release the loads for transport because it is a new business and I don't have a CDL?
@@dom_22612 If you are asking if it’s harder to get loads for a new company, yes it typically is harder but you may get lucky and not have a difficult time. For me I was able to get loads fairly easy but plenty brokers turned me down too.
Thank you for the answer and sorry for maybe having some words out of order, my translator is not good.. thank you very much
@@dom_22612 Not a problem. You are welcome! 👍🏻
Thought u lived in Missouri?
My parents live in Missouri. I live in Florida. My business is registered in Missouri.
Gross means nothing!
What was you’re net?
How much does that rig cost u per mile?
Gross means nothing? Really? In my books, the higher the gross the higher the net. You might wanna rethink what you wrote. Let’s just say I kept at least 75% of that. 👍🏻
Hey Alex, you ever worry Bout someone messing with your load while you unhook and go eat or stuff??
I do worry about it, sure. No one will take it off the trailer while I’m gone because it’s kinda hard without a forklift and I lock my trailer up so no one can hook it.
Cost of yor setup in usd, truck & trailer both
140k
@@Mr.AlexKogan thanks boss, you replied my remark, how much net you make if work fully passionately , pls guide alex, I am from India 🙏🌻🌹
@@newphysics3747 nerves always different. I prefer not to discuss net profits.
@@Mr.AlexKogan sure sir, you are on insta & fb
Who do you factor with?
RTS financial
Who pays you? When do you get paid? How are you paid?
I use a factoring company. They pay me and then they collect the payments from the company who I drove the loads for.
How many days a month do you sleep in your own bed? The money seems great but are you ever home to enjoy it?
Usually I’m home one week a month. That’s the way trucking goes. If you want to make money you have to be on the road, otherwise it’s not worth doing this job.
I would love to haul like you bro. Been watching you for a while now. Share your dispatcher please 👋🙏🙏 blessing to you alex.
Thank you! I appreciate the support and positive comment. I have to keep my dispatcher info private though otherwise I’ll be sitting with no work.
How do you find loads to haul?
I use a dispatcher. You can also use a load board to find loads.
Is your dispatcher willing to take on another?? I have RAM 5500 and 53 diamond c stepdeck with air ride and lift axle
Hey I have questions want to get in the business. There anyway I can contact you better? I’ll pay for it
Probly 5 million in used parts😂
AWESOME 👌
Do you have CDL?
Yes
I tried driving for one month and only making $0.45 a mile ,dang I need to go to a better owner lol
Well if you are working for someone right now, it’s tough because you’re only getting a fraction of the income.
So what was your net after expenses 6k
I don’t count my net by the week because my expenses are monthly. It was definitely way higher than 6k
Hi Alex,
I’m looking for a dispatch company,any way you can help me?
@@HoolioJean-wn3hf Hello! Unfortunately I don’t give my dispatch info out and I don’t know of any company that I can recommend. I think googling dispatch companies would be your best bet.
What is your point?
My point is to get people like yourself to ask me weird questions like you just did. Unreal. If you don’t see the point then this video is obviously not for you but I appreciate the smart ass question. TH-cam algorithm loves it 😁👍🏻
@@Mr.AlexKogan so you are a taxi driver?
@@RedRedred-ld4pb TH-cam algorithm is loving your dumb questions. Keep posting bro. 👍🏻
Who do you go through to get you jobs?
I have a dispatcher. Plus I look on Truckstop load board.
what size is that tarp?
That’s a 27 foot length with 6ft drop.
@@Mr.AlexKogan thanks bro. Love the videos. Keep it up bud
@@definitehotshotwill
Thank you my friend!🙏
@Mr.AlexKogan Alex I have a 44 ft trailer (cdl setup). What size tarps do you recommend me having?
@@definitehotshotwill I believe for hotshot, 6 ft drop is the most popular. I’d get one that’s 27 ft long and one that’s 18. That’s what I have. This way you can cover a full trailer load. I also have one that’s 27ff long and has a 8 ft drop just in case if I ever need it.
Nice!!!!!!!!
Do you eat real food ?
That depends what you consider to be real food.