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

Three mineral sites cluster northwest of McQueeney on the Mine Safety and Health Administration’s list: BRAUNTEX MATERIALS, INC., a crushed-stone quarry 9.5 miles out, then the Balcones Plant cement works and the New Braunfels Plant quarry, each 9.6 miles away. A tractor or tandem dump that hauls aggregate or cement from that corner can be collected right where it is parked, at a yard, a jobsite or your home.

Further west, the Solms Operation pulls sand and gravel 10.7 miles from town, according to the Mine Safety and Health Administration. If your truck has been working the Solms pit, send photos of the bed, the hoist and the cab, plus the VIN, so we know which rig we are coming to see.

Rail freight meets the road at KIRBY, a yard 22.4 miles west on the North American Rail Network kept by the Federal Railroad Administration and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. A day cab that shuttles loads off that yard can be picked up from wherever it sits between there and McQueeney; just give us an address we can reach.

Two more western sites appear in Mine Safety and Health Administration records: the 1604 QUARRY & PLANT, a cement plant 19.6 miles off, and Smithson Valley Quarry, a sand and gravel operation 22.8 miles out. Mixers and end dumps from either one fit what we purchase, and a note on which site the truck served helps us ask the right questions about it.

Ecleto Creek Mine, an industrial-mineral site 17 miles southeast of McQueeney, is the Mine Safety and Health Administration’s lone entry on that side of town. Trucks that run the stretch from the river down toward that mine can be collected at the mine road, a farm gate or a shop lot in Seguin.

Whichever direction your truck works, keep the title, the current Texas registration and any service records together before you call us. With those three in hand, the collection goes the same way whether the rig is near Ecleto Creek or parked in McQueeney.

FMCSA’s carrier census lists 14 active carriers in McQueeney, 10 of them running intrastate only and 4 crossing state lines, with 8 of the 14 operating as private fleets. A private fleet’s truck is often titled to the business itself, so have a company officer sign the title or bring a letter showing who may sign for it.

General freight is the cargo 5 of those McQueeney carriers declare, per the same FMCSA census, while one hauls garbage and refuse, one moves farm supplies and one does driveaway and towaway work. The top fleet on that census runs 5 power units with 5 drivers, and two more each run 3 power units with 2 drivers, so selling one tractor out of a small yard like these is a normal sale for us.

Of the drivers tied to McQueeney carriers in FMCSA records, 18 stay within 100 air miles and 8 range beyond it. A truck that works local routes is usually home in the evening, which makes it easy to choose a collection address.

In 2023 the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts put 144 of McQueeney’s 583 jobs, about 24.7 percent, on factory payrolls. Box trucks and straight trucks that deliver to or from plant floors can be sold from the loading dock where they last worked.

Seven building contractors have establishments in McQueeney, according to the Census Bureau’s County Business Patterns. Flatbeds, dumps and crew trucks from a building contractor are on our list, and we collect them from the jobsite if that is where they stand.

Across Guadalupe County, USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture counts 2,369 farms, and the leading lines there are cattle, corn and goats. Cattle haulers, grain trucks and feed trucks from those farms can be picked up at the farm, so tell us which gate to use and whether the lane takes a full-length rig.

A missing title is replaced through the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles, which works through county tax assessor-collector offices; for McQueeney that is the Guadalupe County Tax Office at 307 W. Court, Ste 102, Seguin, 78155, which the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles places 5.2 miles from town. Start the copy before you contact us and tell us it is on the way.

If a lender still shows on the McQueeney truck’s title, bring the release letter along with the certified copy from the Seguin office. Having both lets the sale close at the collection without a second trip.

• Can you pick up my end dump at the Balcones or Brauntex quarry?BRAUNTEX MATERIALS, the Balcones Plant and the New Braunfels Plant all sit under ten miles northwest of McQueeney on the Mine Safety and Health Administration’s list, and we collect from yards like those. Give us the site and a contact who can let us in.
• Where do I get a copy of my Texas title from McQueeney?For McQueeney, the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles hands title copies to a county tax assessor-collector office 5.2 miles from town: the Guadalupe County Tax Office in Seguin.
• Our McQueeney business runs its own trucks as a private fleet; does that change the sale?Private fleets make up 8 of the 14 active McQueeney carriers on FMCSA’s carrier census, and we buy single trucks from them. Bring the title and proof of who signs for the business.
• Is a cattle hauler or grain truck off a Guadalupe County ranch something you take?Guadalupe County’s 2,369 farms in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture lean on cattle, corn and goats, and cattle haulers, grain trucks and feed trucks from those farms are all trucks we purchase, collected at the farm.