Two racks, one road
Fuel racks three and four miles up the road
The Energy Information Administration places the LIMA petroleum product terminal 3.4 miles north of Cridersville and LIMA SOUTH at 4 miles, so a tanker that loads at either rack may well be parked back in the village between runs. Tell us which rack the tractor pulled from and send the VIN with a photo of the door plate.
If the trailer stays and only the tractor goes, say so before we come out. A Cridersville yard with a tank trailer still hitched is one we plan around: we need to know whether the fifth wheel is free and who can release the trailer on collection day.
Joint Systems
Haulers serving the gated installation north of the village
The Bureau of Transportation Statistics lists Joint Systems Manufacturing Center - Lima as a military installation 3.4 miles north of Cridersville. Flatbeds, lowboys and box trucks that run deliveries to a gated site like that often sit at a contractor’s lot rather than at home, so give us the street address where yours is parked now.
Gate access matters for a pickup. If your truck is inside a fenced lot near the installation, name a person who can open it and the hours they are there, and keep the registration in the cab so the driver can match it to the plate.
Sidings past the village
Cridersville tractors between the Lima sidings and the AIP Logistics tanks
Two yards on the North American Rail Network, maintained by the Federal Railroad Administration and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, sit north of town: SOUTH LIMA at 5 miles and WEST LIMA at 5.2. Day cabs that shuttle loads off those sidings are trucks we purchase from owners in and around Cridersville.
Southwest of the village, AIP Logistics appears as a liquid bulk terminal 6.6 miles out in the Bureau of Transportation Statistics listing. A tractor that has worked that terminal and the Lima racks can carry service records from both; put them in one folder with the title before we arrive.
Quarry dump trucks from the Lima Plant to Weber Materials
Mine Safety and Health Administration records show the LIMA PLANT crushed-stone quarry 7.5 miles northeast of Cridersville and Weber Materials, Ltd, another crushed-stone operation, 13.4 miles west. Tri-axle dumps and end-dump tractors on that run are welcome here.
Quarry trucks are often left at the pit or a shop near it. Send photos of the bed, the frame rails and the tires along with the cab, and tell us whether a loader or a gate stands between our driver and the truck.
Barn lots and shop floors
Grain, hog and factory trucks around Cridersville
Outside the Cridersville limits are 1,012 Auglaize County farms, where corn, soybeans and hogs lead, on USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture. Grain trucks, livestock haulers and farm tractors from those operations are part of what we buy, and many sit in a barn lot outside the village rather than on a street.
Cridersville itself held 582 jobs in 2023 according to the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts, and manufacturing accounted for 85 of them, or 14.6 percent. Box trucks and straight trucks from local plants qualify too; if the truck is titled to a business, have someone who can sign for that business ready.
Blackhoof Street
A Cridersville title gone missing goes to the Blackhoof Street clerk
The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles issues titles through County Clerk of Courts title offices, and for Cridersville that is the Auglaize County Clerk of Courts Title Office at 604 South Blackhoof Street, Wapakoneta, 45895, about 6.6 miles away. A missing certificate is replaced there, so start that request before you contact us.
Once the replacement is in hand, check that the name on it matches the seller and that any lien shown has a release. Photograph the front of the title and send it with the VIN so the paperwork lines up before collection.
The questions we get asked in Cridersville
- The tractor stays at a lot by the LIMA SOUTH rack instead of in Cridersville; will your driver go there for it?LIMA SOUTH is about 4 miles north of Cridersville on the Energy Information Administration’s listing, and we come to wherever the truck is parked. Name the lot owner and the hours someone there can let our driver through.
- Which office reissues a lost truck title for a Cridersville owner?The Auglaize County Clerk of Courts Title Office at 604 South Blackhoof Street in Wapakoneta, roughly 6.6 miles away, handles titles for the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Request the duplicate at that counter before you list the truck with us.
- My tri-axle runs stone out of Weber Materials west of town; is that a truck you take?Weber Materials, Ltd sits 13.4 miles west of Cridersville in Mine Safety and Health Administration records, and dump trucks working it are trucks we buy. Photograph the dump body, the cab and the plate, and include the VIN when you write to us.