Stone, sand and a mineral mine on Jarratt’s doorstep
The Mine Safety and Health Administration places Concord Mine & Concentrator, a metal mine, 8.2 miles north-west of Jarratt, with Stony Creek-VA Quarry and a second crushed-stone site listed as LT120-010 both 8.6 miles due north. Dump trucks and tri-axles that shuttle between pits like these are trucks we buy, and if yours is parked at a quarry gate rather than at home, give us the site name so the pickup crew knows which entrance to use.
Further out, Stony Creek Pit sits 12.1 miles north-east and Three Creek Mine 16.2 miles east, both sand and gravel operations on MSHA’s mine register, while its Mineral Separation Plant lies 11.5 miles north. A truck that hauled aggregate or processed mineral from any of them can be collected on site; send photos of the bed, the hoist and the cab with the VIN plate visible.
The Collier yard up the line
On the North American Rail Network, kept by the Federal Railroad Administration and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, the nearest rail yard to Jarratt is COLLIER, 24.5 miles to the north. Day cabs that run loads between a rail yard and the quarries around Stony Creek are the kind of tractor we take on, with or without the trailer.
If your tractor spends its nights near the Collier yard instead of in Jarratt, tell us that address. We arrange collection where the truck actually stands, so the title and keys simply need to be with whoever meets the driver there.
Log, freight and refuse carriers in Jarratt
FMCSA’s carrier census counts 11 active motor carriers in Jarratt, eight of them hauling general freight and five carrying logs, poles, beams and lumber. Log trucks with knuckle-boom loaders and flatbed tractors fit the profile of what works out of town, and both are trucks we purchase.
Three local outfits haul garbage, refuse and trash, and three move paper products, according to the same federal census. Roll-off and rear-load units count too; have the registration card and any service records gathered before you reach out, and list body make and model alongside the chassis.
Among Jarratt’s 11 operators, FMCSA’s registration records shows four with interstate authority, seven that stay inside Virginia, and three registered as private carriers hauling for their own business. An intrastate tractor needs nothing extra to sell; just tell us which kind of operation it ran under.
One eight-unit fleet and a row of single trucks
In Jarratt, the bigger of the local operations registered with FMCSA lists 8 power units and 5 drivers, and the next two each run a single truck with one driver. A small outfit selling one tractor and an eight-unit fleet clearing several get the same process: one VIN at a time, each with its own title.
The FMCSA census records one new carrier registered in Jarratt during 2025 and none during 2024. Whether your authority is fresh or decades old, the paperwork we ask for is identical: the title in the name of the seller, a photo ID, and the truck’s location.
Gin and elevator trucks off Greensville farms
Around Jarratt, USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture counts 94 farms in Greensville County, with cotton, soybeans and corn heading the list. Grain trucks, module haulers and the tractors that pull them to gins and elevators are welcome, and a farm-plated truck sells the same way as a commercially plated one.
If a farm truck sits in a shed or at the edge of a field outside Jarratt, give us directions from the nearest paved road along with photos of the cab, the bed and the tires, so the collection driver can reach it.
Commonwealth Blvd and a replacement title for a Jarratt truck
The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles runs its DMV Customer Service Center - Emporia at 103 Commonwealth Blvd, Emporia, 23847, 8.3 miles from Jarratt, and that is where a replacement title can be requested. Virginia DMV handles duplicate titles through its DMV Customer Service Centers and DMV Select offices, so bring photo ID and the VIN.
If the old title still shows a lienholder, get a signed release from that lienholder before the Emporia visit. Once Virginia DMV issues the clean replacement, the sale can go ahead with that document in hand.
The questions we get asked in Jarratt
- Can a dump truck sitting at the Stony Creek quarry be picked up where it is?Stony Creek-VA Quarry sits 8.6 miles north of town by MSHA’s listing, and we collect trucks at sites like it; give us the gate name and a contact who can let the driver in.
- Is the Emporia service center on Commonwealth Blvd where a Jarratt owner gets a lost title replaced?The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles’ Emporia customer service center at 103 Commonwealth Blvd is 8.3 miles away and issues replacement titles; take photo ID and the VIN.
- Does a knuckle-boom log rig from a Jarratt lumber hauler qualify?Five of Jarratt’s 11 active carriers in FMCSA’s census haul logs, poles, beams and lumber, and their log trucks and loaders are trucks we purchase.
- My Jarratt tractor never leaves Virginia - is it still something you buy?Seven of the 11 Jarratt carriers on FMCSA’s census operate only inside Virginia, and an intrastate truck sells with the same title and ID as any other.