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It might be cheaper for you to buy 2 20 foot containers and either buy or rent a 20 foot gooseneck trailer and haul them. The going rate for a truck with a special trailer to haul a 40 foot trailer is about $180 a hour. You need a trailer that folds or a huge forlift to load them and thats where they get you. I hauled mine with a mack winch truck and forty foot float with a rolling tailboard on it, drive it to container, hitch up a chain and lift the container up on the trailer without ever unhooking the trailer, finding somebody to do this and with the correct rig is the problem. If you search utube videos there are several 1 ton trucks with 40 foot flatbed hotshot rigs on there loading and hauling 40 foot cans, you need a winch in the back of the 1 ton like a warn 16k electrick and run the cable to the can. Cans are cheap, its the hauling that is not, usually that is what i have found, there are several containers for sale allready set up on texasbowhuntings claiifieds in del rio but he has same problem, no hauler for buyers, its hauling shock that is the rub. Iff you find a oil patch truck right now they want top dollar due to the boom, good luck!!
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