Tractors that shuttle freight to and from a yard that close may never leave Kenton County on a working day. If yours is one of them, tell us whether it sits at the yard, at a nearby lot or at your house on the hill, and we plan the collection around that spot.
A day cab that has run between Ludlow and DeCoursey is the sort of tractor we collect. Have the title and the current registration in one folder before you call, along with the VIN, so the first conversation can settle the details of your particular tractor.
Two petroleum product terminals sit 2 miles from Park Hills according to the Energy Information Administration: Covington to the north and Bromley Terminal KY to the west. Tank tractors loading at either one are part of the local working fleet. If yours pulled fuel from those racks, keep any terminal inspection sheets or service records with the truck and mention them when you reach out.
Since both terminals are 2 miles out by the Energy Information Administration’s listing, a tanker tractor parked near Bromley or Covington can be picked up right where it stands. Give us the street address, the name of whoever controls the gate, and photos of the cab, the frame, the fifth wheel and the tires taken in daylight.
Mine Safety and Health Administration records list Belleview Sand & Gravel Inc 16.6 miles west and Petersburg Sand 18.5 miles west of Park Hills. Dump trucks and tri-axles hauling sand out of those pits are welcome here. Is yours parked at one of those pits? Name the pit, and our driver meets the truck at the site.
Two crushed-stone quarries appear in Mine Safety and Health Administration records: MLC - Verona, 20.1 miles south-west, and the Underground Black River Operation, 20.9 miles south-east. A dump truck or end-dump tractor that hauled stone from either quarry fits what we purchase. Gather the title, the registration and any scale or service paperwork you kept, then send photos of the body and bed alongside the cab.
For 2023, the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts show 704 jobs in Park Hills. Box trucks, service bodies and pickups-with-trailers belonging to small employers in a town this size are trucks we take as well as tractors. Tell us what the truck carried for the business and whether it is titled to the company or to you, since that decides who signs.
USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture counts 453 farms in Kenton County, with honey, equine and goats as the top listed products. Livestock haulers, horse-trailer tow rigs and flatbeds from those farms are on our list. If the truck sits in a barn or a pasture lot, send the road it is on and a note about any gate or soft ground our driver should know about.
A clean title in your name, or in the company’s name with someone authorised to sign, is the main document. If the title is lost, the state’s title agency handles a replacement for a Kenton County truck, so start that request before we schedule the collection.
Beyond the title, gather the registration, any inspection or service records, and the VIN. If the truck worked the Ludlow yard, the Covington terminal or a gravel pit to the west, a short note on that history helps us understand it before we see it in person.