Siding work beside the Timken and Ashland Oil tracks
The North American Rail Network, kept by the Federal Railroad Administration and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, places the Ashland Oil yard 3.1 miles north-west of North Industry and the Timken yard 3.6 miles out on that same heading. A day cab that shuttles freight to and from either siding rarely sleeps far from town, so tell us which lot or street it is parked on and we will set the collection there.
If your tractor has worked those two yards, send the VIN, a photo of the door plate and pictures of the cab, the frame and the fifth wheel. Add any inspection sheets or service invoices you kept; together they let us see the truck’s working life before we arrive.
Two Canton product terminals within four miles
Two petroleum product terminals listed under the name Canton appear in Energy Information Administration records, one 3.4 miles north-west of North Industry and the other 3.8 miles due north. Tank trucks and tractors that pull fuel trailers between them belong on the list of equipment we purchase.
For a tanker, tell us whether the tank is mounted on the chassis or the unit is a tractor that hauls a separate trailer, and photograph the tank’s data plate along with the cab. Hazmat registration or tank test records, if you have them, should travel with the title so nothing has to be chased later.
Gravel either side
Aggregate hauling south-west and south-east of North Industry
Mine Safety and Health Administration listings put the Massillon Materials III sand and gravel operation 7.4 miles south-west of town, and Smith-Evergreen No 1 & No 2 about 7.6 miles to the south-east. Tandem dumps and tri-axles hauling aggregate out of those pits are trucks we collect.
A dump truck parked at a pit gate can stay right there. Give us the site name, a contact who can let us in and the hours the gate is open, and we will arrange the pickup at the pit instead of asking you to move it into North Industry.
CCU Tuscarawas Strip and the Kimble coal mine
South-west of North Industry, the CCU Tuscarawas Strip coal preparation plant lies 11.5 miles away and the KIMBLE #1 coal mine about 15.8 miles out, each on the Mine Safety and Health Administration’s list of mine sites. Off-road haulers and on-highway dumps that serve them can both be sold from where they work.
When a truck sits inside a mine property, tell us before the pickup whether site access needs an escort or a safety briefing. Pictures of the axles, the bed and the hoist help us understand the configuration ahead of the visit.
Farm trucks across Stark County’s fields
Around North Industry, the 1,431 farms counted in Stark County by USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture list milk, corn and soybeans as their top products. Bulk milk tankers, grain trucks and the tractors that pull hopper trailers are all equipment we take off a farm.
A farm truck can be collected from the barnyard or the field edge where it is kept. Have the registration in the owner’s name ready, and if the farm runs under a business name, tell us who signs for it.
Clerk of Courts office
Getting a fresh certificate from the South Canton clerk
In Ohio, titles go through the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles, and its County Clerk of Courts title offices are where a duplicate is issued. For North Industry that is the Stark County Clerk of Courts Title Office at 3027 Cleveland Ave, South Canton, 44707, about 2 miles from town according to the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles office search.
Before we come for the truck, check that the name on the certificate matches yours and that any lien has been released. If the certificate is missing, a trip up Cleveland Avenue to that Clerk of Courts office settles it, and we can talk through the sale while the replacement is on its way.
A small workforce on the south edge of Canton
LEHD job counts from the Census Bureau record 313 jobs located in North Industry in 2023, in a place of 1,767 residents. Owner-operators and small fleets based here can sell one truck or several in a single conversation.
Tell us how many units you have, where each one is parked and which titles are in hand. We will line the collections up so each truck is picked up from its own spot.
The questions we get asked in North Industry
- Our tri-axle is kept at the Massillon Materials III gravel yard; is that where you would pick it up?Massillon Materials III lies 7.4 miles south-west of North Industry according to the Mine Safety and Health Administration, and the pit yard works fine as the pickup point as long as someone on site can unlock the entrance for our driver.
- Which Stark County office replaces a missing certificate for a North Industry owner?South Canton’s Stark County Clerk of Courts Title Office, at 3027 Cleveland Ave and roughly 2 miles from North Industry, handles duplicate certificates on behalf of the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
- Is a bulk milk tanker off a Stark County dairy something you would take?USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture puts milk first among Stark County’s farm products, and a bulk milk tanker from one of those dairies is equipment we purchase; the VIN, the tank’s data plate and a few cab photos are enough for a first look.