How to get loads for a dump truck?

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I have a special one off need where I need to move 100+ Tri ax loads of dirt about 20 mins load to dump.

As the title states&#; how can I find and hire lower tier fleets that don&#;t have direct contracts with high paying jobs?

It seems from talking to a contact that the big companies have direct contracts and all the little guys get their freight brokered to them directly. He says he&#;s covered up in work even at $135/hr.

Dump Trucking seems to be what Road tractor was a year ago.

Edit: I realize I answered my own question but I&#;m still curious what&#;s out there if anything.

I don't know of any load boards but this is what I would do:

1. Ask any friends/contacts that are in the construction industry if they know any O/O dump truck drivers - word of mouth is usually best.

2. Call local gravel pits in your area. If they are anything like the pits in my area, they have a bunch of their own trucks they run but also a long list of independent trucks they feed work to that they don't want.

3. If you know of anyone building a house in your area, ask who is doing their excavation. That might be a good lead for dump trucks. Where I live an excavating company is a dump truck company.

And from my experience, $120-140/hour is going rate for a solo truck. Probably a little bit more for truck and pup.

#2 above.

Your local gravel pit owner will know what trucks haul the cheapest.