Two gravel pits to the south-west
The Mine Safety and Health Administration lists Solari Sand and Gravel as a sand and gravel operation 9.3 miles south-west of Stallion Springs. A dump truck or end-dump trailer that has hauled from that pit can stay at your yard or at the shop where it is kept; tell us the address and how a tow truck reaches it.
Edmonston Rock Plant, another sand and gravel site, is recorded by the Mine Safety and Health Administration about fourteen miles out in the same south-westerly direction. If your truck splits its work between the two pits, say which one it ran from last and send photos of the bed, the frame and the cab so we see what you describe.
Kilns east and south
Bulk cement east toward Tehachapi and south at Lebec
To the east, Tehachapi Cement, LLC. is a cement plant that the Mine Safety and Health Administration places 14.9 miles from Stallion Springs. Pneumatic bulk tankers and the tractors that pull them out of a plant like that are trucks we buy; have the title and current registration in hand before you contact us.
A mixer or bulk tractor that worked the Lebec run can be collected wherever it sits now, whether that is a yard near the plant or a driveway in Stallion Springs. South of town, the Mine Safety and Health Administration lists the LEBEC CEMENT PLANT at 19.4 miles.
Arvin field office
Getting a duplicate title through the Arvin field office
The State of California Department of Motor Vehicles handles titles through its DMV field offices, and the one closest to Stallion Springs is Arvin, at 317 Campus Dr, Arvin, 93203, 12.9 miles away. If the title is missing, a duplicate from that office is the first step before a sale.
Bring the VIN and your registration card to Arvin when you apply, because the State of California Department of Motor Vehicles matches the request to the record it holds. A lienholder named on the title needs to sign off too, so locate that release letter early.
Dairy tankers and stock trailers near Stallion Springs
Across Kern County, USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture counted 1,691 farms, with milk, cattle and cotton as the top products. Milk tankers, livestock haulers and module trucks from that work are all trucks we will look at, even when they are parked on a ranch near Stallion Springs.
For a farm truck, gather whatever you have: the title, the registration and any service records kept at the ranch shop. Send photos of the tank, the stock box or the module bed along with the cab.
Three clean-truck rules and a Stallion Springs sale
The Advanced Clean Fleets Regulation’s drayage, high priority and federal fleet requirements have been repealed in California. The 2036 requirement for all medium- and heavy-duty sales to be zero-emission has its enforcement paused under a federal court filing.
As for the Advanced Clean Trucks Regulation, its status is contested. None of those three rules stops you from selling a diesel truck you own in Stallion Springs; the title and registration are what the sale rests on.
The questions we get asked in Stallion Springs
- Will you come up to Stallion Springs to collect a truck?Stallion Springs is where we collect, or the yard near Solari Sand and Gravel, or a cement site east toward Tehachapi; tell us the address and the access.
- Do you buy bulk cement tankers?Tankers off the Tehachapi Cement and Lebec runs are trucks we buy; send the VIN, title details and photos of the tank and tractor.
- What about a milk tanker or cattle truck from a Kern County ranch?Milk and cattle are two of Kern County’s top farm products in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, and trucks from that work are welcome; have the title and registration ready.