Fayetteville is the top of Arkansas and the bottom of the cattle-and-hog country around it. Cattle lead Washington County's farm products by a wide margin, and hogs come second, so the cattle pot and the hog hauler are the county's trucks. Fewer than two hundred carriers call the city home, and most of their drivers stay within a day's round trip.
So a Fayetteville yard holds a reefer, a cattle pot, a flatbed with machinery, a tandem-axle dump truck from the Springdale or Hindsville quarry and a feed truck. The sleeper semi truck belongs to the big fleet in town and is home for the weekend.
Lost title in Fayetteville
The state revenue office at 3086 West Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, Suite 2, issues a replacement title and takes the title transfer. Lien payoffs and the seven-year brand rule follow the statewide practice on the Arkansas page.
Livestock trailers do the aging in this county, not the tractors. Floors, gates and hinges are where a cattle pot shows its years, and a reefer shows them in the unit hours. Get those on camera, the tractor front and back as well, and name what it pulled.
Weight limits in Fayetteville
Arkansas holds a three-axle truck ten thousand pounds under a four-axle one and the federal figure on the interstate; the section is on the Arkansas page. Fayetteville's part is seven bridges with a load posting out on the county roads and none under fourteen feet, which a cattle pot coming off a ranch road has already learned.
Tell us which side of the ridge the truck is on, toward Springdale or down toward West Fork, and send photos and the title.