american transport flatbed pole division

Sounds kind of kinky. Wonder how many college girls work there while getting their degree????


LOL, sorry man, i have never heard of it but was too tempted to make a smartazz comment

 

Probably need over height permits with those poles standing on end!

 

I havent hauled them yet but have been tempted to. It sounded like a pretty good deal to me but I stick with the Fife office as its close to where I live and we deal with a lot of hazmat. I do know of one guy that has done really well hauling poles from WA to the Northeast. I answered your PM and will keep the good questions/answers for you there

 

No, durn it, I don't want to know how long they are - I need to know how tall they are!!

 

Hey did you ever lease on to them I'm in the same boat in the north east doing a lease to own any info would be great thanks

 

Whats the rate they pay o/o per mile?

 

I'd like to hear the lowdown on this outfit. I've seen them advertising in my local Craigslist.

 

I'm bumping this because I just found out that these guys bought Jones Motor Group. I've been talking to a recruiter & wonder if anyone actually works for them. I never see any of their trucks on I-5, do they really even exist or is the recruiter BS'ing me totally?

Thanks in advance

 

They exist, they also a sister company of greentree. There are just a select few that do it. You can't just lease on and start dragging poles. They will probably make you run regular freight for a while. There is alot of changes going on here since the Jones deal. It isn't good from what I am seeing so far.