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Green Meadows sits among gravel pits, a cement kiln and two airfields between Springfield and Dayton, and the dump trucks, mixers and tractors that serve them are the trucks we buy here.

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

Pits north and west of the village

Enon and Barrett pits beside the village

Enon Sand & Gravel, a sand and gravel operation the Mine Safety and Health Administration lists 2.2 miles north of Green Meadows, is close enough that a tri-axle working its pit may be parked on a home driveway tonight. If yours stays at the pit scale house or in the operator’s yard, tell us which, and who holds the gate key.

West of the village, Barrett Paving Materials Inc runs a sand and gravel operation that federal mine inspectors at the Mine Safety and Health Administration place 3.5 miles out. Paving outfits run end dumps, belly dumps and tack trucks; whichever body sits on your chassis, send a photo of it raised and lowered so we see the hoist and the bed together.

Mixers and bulk tankers off the Fairborn road

Six and a fifth miles south, by the Mine Safety and Health Administration’s listing, stands the Fairborn Cement Plant. Ready-mix drums and pneumatic bulk trailers are the usual rigs on a cement run; for a mixer, photograph the drum, the chute and the water tank as well as the cab.

A bulk tractor that hauled powder from Fairborn often lives at a terminal lot rather than at home. Give us that lot’s address and a phone number for whoever opens it, and keep the registration in the cab so it is on hand the day we arrive.

Limestone from Huber Heights and Cedarville

The Mine Safety and Health Administration lists a crushed-stone quarry at Huber Heights, 10.9 miles west, and Cedarville Limestone, 12.4 miles to the south-east. Stone haulers between those two pits and Green Meadows tend to be heavy-spec dump trucks and quad-axles, so note the axle setup and any lift axles when you describe yours.

If a quarry truck carries a scale ticket book, a pre-trip log or annual inspection sheets, put them with the title. Owners in this stretch of Clark County who have retired from stone hauling can leave the truck at the quarry lot and arrange the sale by phone.

Two airfields

Base fences east and south-west of Green Meadows

The Bureau of Transportation Statistics lists Springfield Beckley, a military installation, 6 miles east, and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base 6.6 miles to the south-west. Box trucks, flatbeds and fuel tenders that contract on and around those bases are on the list of trucks we take.

A truck stored inside a base fence cannot be reached without escort or a pass. Move it to an outside lot before collection, or tell us early who on base can sign a visitor in, so the pickup is planned around that.

Toward Dayton for fuel

The DAYTON terminal and tank rigs

Twelve and a half miles west, the Energy Information Administration lists a petroleum product terminal under the name DAYTON. Fuel tractors and straight-frame tankers loading there belong on any list of what we purchase from owners around Green Meadows.

For a tanker, send the plate on the tank shell along with the VIN, and keep the most recent tank test paperwork with the truck. With both in hand, we match the barrel to the tractor on the first call.

Corn, beans and hogs in the fields past the village

Green Meadows farmers work in a county where USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture counts 833 farms, with corn, soybeans and hogs leading. Grain tandems, hopper trailers and livestock pots are the trucks those operations keep, often in a machine shed far from any paved lot.

Give us the farm address and the lane to the shed, and say whether the ground is firm enough for a tow rig after rain. A farm truck titled to a family member can still be sold; that person simply signs the title.

New Carlisle counter

The clerk’s window on North Main in New Carlisle

Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles titles are issued through County Clerk of Courts title offices, and for Green Meadows that is the Clark County Clerk of Courts Title Office at 430 N. Main Street, New Carlisle, 45344, which the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles places 6.7 miles away. A missing certificate is replaced at that counter.

Bring photo identification and the VIN when you go to New Carlisle. If a lender is still shown on the certificate, carry the lien release letter too, since the clerk will want it before printing a clean copy.

The questions we get asked in Green Meadows

  • Our tri-axle sits inside the Enon Sand & Gravel pit; does it have to come out first?Enon Sand & Gravel sits 2.2 miles north of the village on the Mine Safety and Health Administration’s listing, and we collect from the pit itself. Name the pit foreman or whoever unlocks the Enon gate, and which stockpile the truck stands beside.
  • Which counter reissues a Green Meadows truck title that has gone missing?For the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles, the Clark County Clerk of Courts Title Office at 430 N. Main Street in New Carlisle handles it, 6.7 miles from town on the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles office search. Carry your licence and the truck’s VIN to New Carlisle.
  • Our box truck is kept on Wright-Patterson; will your driver reach it behind the fence?Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, which the Bureau of Transportation Statistics puts 6.6 miles south-west, is a fenced installation, so either move the truck to an outside lot or arrange a base escort for our driver.
  • Do you buy grain and livestock trucks from farms here?Clark County’s 833 farms, counted in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, run corn, soybeans and hogs, and the grain tandems and livestock trucks that serve them are ones we buy straight from the shed.

Sell your truck in Green Meadows

Green Meadows sits between the Enon and Barrett gravel pits, the Fairborn kiln, the Huber Heights and Cedarville quarries and the two airfields of Clark County, and we collect from any of them.