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Yeah, you're right. It does not seem like too much. I'll see how it goes over the next month.

The truck has been returned. Rental report: 35-hour rental, $50 for the 2 day rental fee, plus $0.30*134 miles = $40.20 for mileage. Total Earned: $90.20 Fluid Market Fees - $18.04 Total Earned: $72.16 Minutes of Work: 8 minutes I'm gona keep the truck posted for rent, easiest job I ever had...

I've not done it yet, but it looks like I can block out times so no one can rent it when I want to use it. It'll need a little planning ahead. I guess I can block it out last minute if the truck is not rented at that time. About 4 more hours until the truck is returned. Fingers crossed it comes...

I guess i'll know soon.

Sorry to hear about you 69 d100 and it crashing. That sucks! Letting people borrow your truck is super risky when you don't go through a company that insures it. I ended up posting my truck on Fluid Market, I'm trying it out. I'll let you guys know how it goes. My first renter has it now and...

Thanks for the responses. I looked further into it with Fluid Market and it sounds like everything they rent is covered by their insurance. Damages are all covered, and so is towing. There are also smoking fees and fuel fees (for when the truck is not returned full). Tickets and automated tolls...

Great point Paul. It does sound risky. Maybe I'll just do the trailer. That's pretty low risk. My 2007 Ford F-250 that I'm thinking about renting is not worth too much so it probably not very risky. I would like to get more opinions, anyone else have thoughts.

Hello from Colorado

I'm thinking about renting my truck and a trailer. What do y'all think? I found this article on Hard Working Trucks and was thinking about adding my truck and a trailer for rent on Fluid Market. As anyone done this yet? By looking at Fluid's website it looks like all the insurance and...

I spend my days working in a Denver highrise building just waiting to get off work so I can drive my truck. Location: Denver CO