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Keeler Farm · Luna County · New Mexico

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

Keeler Farm lies just north of Deming in Luna County, with a rail yard and two crusher sites a few miles south and dairy, cattle and cotton ground all around; gravel trucks, stock haulers and farm rigs from here are the trucks we buy.

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

Keeler Farm’s trucks and the Deming rail yard

Drive south from Keeler Farm and the Deming rail yard comes up after about 3.1 miles, a distance taken from the North American Rail Network kept by the Federal Railroad Administration and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. A tractor or straight truck that shuttles freight to and from that yard can be collected wherever it is parked, whether that is a lot near the tracks or a driveway back in Keeler Farm.

If your truck has hauled loads off the Deming yard, tell us the trailer type it pulled and send the VIN with a few clear photos of the cab, both sides and the fifth wheel. Those details let our first questions be about the truck itself, before anyone heads down to see it.

Crushers and screens

Aggregate hauling on the south side of town

Khani K100/Metso Crusher & Screen, a sand and gravel operation listed by the Mine Safety and Health Administration, sits roughly 4.1 miles south of Keeler Farm. End dumps, tandem dumps and belly dumps that carry crushed rock away from a plant like that are trucks we purchase, from single units to full combinations.

Keep any site log, scale tickets or inspection sheets from the crusher with the title. Those papers show where the truck has worked, and placing them in the cab means they go with the truck on the day it is collected.

Desert Valley

Gravel runs a little further toward Deming

Further along the same southern direction, Desert Valley Inc runs another sand and gravel operation, which the Mine Safety and Health Administration places 8.5 miles out of Keeler Farm. With two aggregate sites under nine miles apart on that line, one owner-operator may have hauled from both.

Let us know which of the two pits the truck served last and the gate or access road it uses. A driver sent to a gravel yard needs to know whether a rollback or lowboy can get in, so a line about the ground and the entrance saves a second trip.

Dairy and ranch trucks on Luna County ground

Around Keeler Farm, USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture counted 213 farms in Luna County, with milk, cattle and cotton at the top of the county’s list. Milk tankers, cattle pots, module trucks and flatbeds that move hay or feed between those operations are all trucks we look at.

A dairy or ranch truck often stays in a barn, a feed yard or a field rather than on pavement. Write down the ranch road, any locked gate and whether a heavy carrier can reach the truck, and we will arrange the pickup around that access.

Keeler Farm owners and a lost title near Deming

Titles in this state come from the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division through its MVD field offices, and the closest to Keeler Farm is NM MVD Field Office - Deming, at 700 E. Spruce St., Deming, 88030, about 3.4 miles away according to the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division. An owner whose truck title has gone missing can request the replacement at that Spruce Street office.

Begin that request before collection is scheduled if you can, and gather the registration, a photo ID and any lien release in one envelope. When the title carries your name and no lienholder, the transfer on your side is short paperwork.

Zero-emission and engine rules on Keeler Farm tractors

In the New Mexico Register, the Advanced Clean Trucks rule, a zero-emission requirement for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, appears as in force, as does the Heavy-Duty Omnibus rule setting exhaust standards for heavy-duty engines. Both apply to new trucks and engines, and a court challenge against the New Mexico Environmental Improvement Board over them has since been decided by the state Court of Appeals.

Keeler Farm owners selling an older tractor or dump truck can simply note its model year and engine on the first message. That detail tells us which standards the engine was built to without any guesswork on either side.

The questions we get asked in Keeler Farm

  • My dump truck sits at the crusher south of Keeler Farm; can you collect it there?Khani K100/Metso Crusher & Screen is 4.1 miles south and Desert Valley Inc 8.5 miles south, both sand and gravel operations on the Mine Safety and Health Administration’s list, and we collect from pits like these as well as from yards and homes. Send the site name and how a carrier gets in.
  • Where near Keeler Farm do I replace a lost truck title?The New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division lists NM MVD Field Office - Deming about 3.4 miles from Keeler Farm, at 700 E. Spruce St., and that office handles duplicate titles for the state.
  • Will you buy a milk tanker or cattle truck from a Luna County farm?Luna County’s 213 farms, led by milk, cattle and cotton in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, keep tankers, stock trucks and flatbeds busy, and every one of those is a truck we buy.

Sell your truck in Keeler Farm

From the Deming rail yard and the crusher sites to the south out to the dairy and cotton ground of Luna County, we buy working trucks in Keeler Farm and the flats around it.