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Grant sits in Marshall County with the Guntersville Quarry 5.2 miles to the south and the port at Guntersville a little past it, so the trucks registered here haul stone, machinery and farm supplies over short hilly routes.

Selling a truck in Grant? Tell us about it and we'll take it from there.

Aggregate haulers working the Guntersville pit and the north-east stone sites

Grant’s closest crushed-stone pit, the Guntersville Quarry, lies a short 5.2-mile run south on Mine Safety and Health Administration records. A dump truck or tri-axle that runs aggregate out of that pit is likely parked at a yard in town or at the quarry itself, and we can collect it from either spot once you tell us which gate to use.

Heading north-east, Scottsboro Quarry turns up 12.2 miles out in the federal mine safety listings, and the Mine Safety and Health Administration places two dimension-stone sites, Cumberland #1 and Aguilar Stone Mines, at 17 and 17.5 miles. For a flatbed that moves cut stone blocks from those sites, photograph it with the deck empty, along with the VIN plate and the cab interior, before you contact us.

Guntersville Sand, an industrial-mineral mine recorded by MSHA 20.5 miles south-west of Grant, rounds out the stone and sand sites around town. If your truck split its hours between sand and crushed stone, write down which sites it served so the questions we ask fit the work it did.

South to the docks, west to the base

The Guntersville port and the Arsenal to the west

Guntersville, 10.4 miles south of Grant, appears as a port on the Bureau of Transportation Statistics list. A tractor that has shuttled loads to the riverfront terminals there can be sold from wherever it now sits, whether that is a lot near the water or a driveway back up the mountain.

Redstone Arsenal, a military installation 23.9 miles west by BTS’s reckoning, is the farthest site on the map around Grant. If your truck hauled to the base, keep any delivery logs or gate records with the title and send copies along with the photos.

FMCSA’s carrier census counts 47 active carriers registered in and around Grant, and 39 of them run intrastate only, against 8 that cross state lines. For most sellers here, that means the truck is parked somewhere in Alabama, and the title is an Alabama one, which keeps the paperwork in one state.

Private fleets, businesses hauling their own goods, account for 31 of those carriers on FMCSA’s registrations, so a contractor or farm selling a single truck fits right in. The registration in the company’s name is the document we ask for first.

General freight leads the cargo listings with 16 carriers, followed by machinery and large objects at 12, motor vehicles at 7 and farm supplies at 6, on FMCSA’s registrations. Lowboys and car haulers sit beside the box trucks and dry vans in those figures, and we purchase all of them.

Selling one rig or a whole lot of them out of Grant

Among the Grant-area carriers on FMCSA’s census, the biggest yard runs 26 power units with 14 drivers, the next 21 units with 19 drivers, and a third lists 4 units against 100 drivers. If you are thinning one of those larger yards, send a list of VINs and where each truck stands so collection can be planned unit by unit.

Across the ten Grant outfits that file yearly mileage with FMCSA, the typical truck logs 9,250 miles, the median figure. Have the odometer reading ready when you call; it is one of the first two things we ask for, after the VIN.

Driver counts in the federal census split between 164 who stay inside a hundred-mile radius and 138 who travel past it. A local operator’s truck is likely home in Grant when we arrive, while a long-haul driver may need to tell us which weekend the rig will be parked.

Grant’s inspected tractors by model year

Twenty-seven trucks based in Grant were stopped for roadside inspection between January 2025 and August 2026, FMCSA’s records show, and the middle model year among them is 2020. Bring the most recent inspection report you have along with the title, since it ties the VIN to the carrier on record.

Roughly one Grant truck in seven on that inspected list, 14.8 percent by FMCSA’s roadside tally, carried a model year a decade or more back. Whatever the year on your title, the steps are the same: the VIN, the odometer reading, clear photos of the cab, frame and tires, and the name on the registration.

Cattle, soybeans, corn and building work

Grant’s farm country counts 1,324 farms across Marshall County in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, with cattle, soybeans and corn listed as the leading products. Livestock haulers, grain trucks and feed trucks from those operations are often parked in a barn lot, so give us the farm road directions and whether a tow truck can turn around there.

The Census Bureau’s County Business Patterns records 19 construction establishments in the area, and its LEHD job counts put 345 jobs in Grant for 2023. A dump truck or flatbed coming off a building contractor’s books can be picked up at the job yard; have the business registration and the title signer’s name ready.

The Alabama Department of Revenue handles titles in Alabama, and in Marshall County its County License Plate Issuing Officials work from 425 Gunter Ave., Suite 110, Guntersville, 35976, about 11.1 miles from Grant. A Grant seller without the title files for a duplicate at that Gunter Avenue counter.

Once you have the replacement, or while the application is pending, tell us so; we can line up the rest of the sale around the Department of Revenue’s paperwork. Keep any lien release with the title, since a lender’s name on the document has to be cleared before the truck changes hands.

The questions we get asked in Grant

  • Can you collect a tri-axle that is still parked up at the Guntersville Quarry pit?That crushed-stone pit sits 5.2 miles south of Grant by the Mine Safety and Health Administration’s listing, and the truck can be loaded right where it is. Give us the quarry foreman’s name and the hours the Guntersville gate is staffed.
  • Which Guntersville counter replaces a lost Alabama truck title for a Grant owner?Marshall County’s License Plate Issuing Officials, under the Alabama Department of Revenue, are at 425 Gunter Ave., Suite 110, Guntersville, about 11.1 miles from Grant. Apply for the duplicate at that Gunter Avenue desk and mention the pending application when you reach us.
  • Will you buy a cattle hauler or grain truck off a farm outside Grant?Marshall County has 1,324 farms in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, led by cattle, soybeans and corn, and the livestock, grain and feed trucks they use are trucks we purchase. Photos of the trailer hookup and the VIN from the door jamb get a Grant farm sale started.

Sell your truck in Grant

Grant lies north of Guntersville, with crushed-stone quarries to the south and north-east, the river port 10.4 miles south and Redstone Arsenal off to the west.