Sell your semi truck for cash in Edgard the easy and convenient way

The Port of South Louisiana is listed by the Bureau of Transportation Statistics as 2.3 miles east of Edgard. A tractor that has hauled to and from the river docks there may be parked at a yard close to the water when you call; give us that yard’s street address and gate hours so the pickup driver can get in.

Three miles to the north-west, the North American Rail Network, kept by the Federal Railroad Administration and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, shows the PT OF SOUTH LOUISIANA rail yard. If your day cab has shuttled loads between that yard and the port, tell us which configuration it ran, whether a fifth wheel or a flatbed body, and send a photo of each side of the truck along with the VIN.

Marathon Dock, a liquid bulk terminal, is 3.4 miles north-west of Edgard on Bureau of Transportation Statistics listings, and MPLX, another liquid bulk terminal on the same federal roster, lies 5.9 miles to the west. Tank tractors working these docks are the kind we purchase, and the tank trailer can come along too if you own it.

For a tanker, keep the trailer’s inspection certificates and any terminal access paperwork together with the title. Those records tell us where the rig has worked, and you can photograph them and send them with your first message instead of waiting to be asked.

The Energy Information Administration places two petroleum product terminals near Garyville: GARYVILLE - ASPHALT, 4.8 miles west of Edgard, and GARYVILLE, 5.7 miles north-west. Asphalt tankers and fuel tankers out of those sites are welcome here, whether you run one unit or several.

Tell us which of the two terminals the truck loaded at, the axle count, and whether the tank is insulated or heated. With that, plus the registration and photos of the cab, the plate and the odometer, we can talk through your truck on the first call.

West of town, the Gramercy Operation is recorded by the Mine Safety and Health Administration as a mineral processing plant 7.2 miles from Edgard. On the opposite side, 8.7 miles east, the Mine Safety and Health Administration lists Beverly Sand Pit #2, a sand and gravel operation.

Tri-axle dump trucks, end dumps and the tractors that pull them out of plants and pits like these are part of what we take. If the truck is still parked at either site, send us the location and the name of whoever can open the gate, and we will arrange collection there rather than ask you to move it.

Titles in this state are issued by the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles, which runs OMV offices across the parishes. The one nearest Edgard is the OMV Reserve Office at 4034 W Airline Highway, Reserve, 70084, which the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles places 3.6 miles away.

Should the title be missing, a duplicate from that office comes before anything else in the sale. Take your ID and the VIN, and if a lender still holds a lien, ask the lender for a release letter at the same time so both papers arrive together.

Away from the river terminals, USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture counts 20 farms in St. John the Baptist Parish, and the grain trucks, flatbeds and tractors on those farms are trucks we buy as readily as the ones that work the river.

A farm truck often sits in a shed or a field lane between seasons. Tell us where on the property it is parked and whether a trailer can back up to it, and keep any farm plate registration with the title.

• My tractor is parked in a yard by the port east of Edgard; will your driver come to that yard?The port is 2.3 miles east of Edgard on Bureau of Transportation Statistics listings, and a yard near it is a normal collection point for us. Send the address and gate details and we will schedule the pickup there.
• An Edgard truck’s title has gone missing; which Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles counter is nearest?The OMV Reserve Office, at 4034 W Airline Highway in Reserve, is 3.6 miles from Edgard according to the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles. Carry photo ID and the truck’s VIN to the Reserve counter when you ask for the replacement.
• Is an asphalt or fuel tanker that loads in Garyville something you take?Garyville’s two petroleum product terminals, 4.8 and 5.7 miles from Edgard on Energy Information Administration listings, are served by exactly the tank trucks we purchase. Tell us the terminal, the axle count and the tank type.
• Can you pick up a dump truck at the Beverly sand pit?Beverly Sand Pit #2 is 8.7 miles east of Edgard, as the Mine Safety and Health Administration records it, and we can collect at the pit if someone can open the gate for our driver.