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Cascade Valley · Grant County · Washington

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

Cascade Valley sits in Grant County on the edge of Moses Lake, with a fuel terminal, gravel crushers and a wash plant all within six miles, and dairy and cattle ground spread across the county around it.

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

Moses Lake tank farm

The Moses Lake fuel terminal next door

The Energy Information Administration lists a petroleum product terminal at Moses Lake, about 2.5 miles east of Cascade Valley. A tanker or a fuel delivery truck that loads there can stay parked near the terminal road when you sell it; give us the address and a gate contact and we come to it.

For a fuel hauler, have the title in hand along with the registration and any tank inspection certificates the truck carries. Send photos of the tank, the cab and the plate on the door frame with that paperwork, and say which side of the terminal the truck is parked on.

Grant County pits

Crushers and wash plants east and west of town

Two portable crushers, one on crushed stone and one on sand and gravel, appear in Mine Safety and Health Administration records about 5.5 miles east of town. Dump trucks, belly dumps and water trucks that worked those sites are trucks we buy, and they can be collected right where the crew left them.

West of town, roughly 5.9 miles out, the Mine Safety and Health Administration lists the Hiawatha Wash Plant as a sand and gravel operation. If your truck spent seasons hauling washed rock off that pit, send its VIN, the odometer reading and a set of photos of the bed and frame; those three things start every conversation we have.

Farther out, the Quincy WA Plant is an industrial-mineral mine about 24.9 miles to the west, according to the Mine Safety and Health Administration. A truck stored at a Quincy yard does not need to be moved back toward Moses Lake first.

One job in four in Cascade Valley is construction

Construction held 111 of Cascade Valley’s 470 jobs in 2023, or 23.6 percent, on the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts. Pickups with dump beds, flatbeds, small tippers and service bodies are the kinds of vehicles that kind of work keeps on the road, and every one of them is something we will look at.

A contractor winding down or trimming a crew can sell one unit or several at a time. List each truck with its VIN and say where it sits, whether that is a home driveway in Cascade Valley or a job yard closer to the lake.

Grant County herds, dairies and corn ground

Grant County counted 1,238 farms in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, with cattle, milk and corn at the top of its sales. Livestock haulers, milk tankers, grain trucks and silage trucks belong on that list of what we purchase from owners here.

A farm truck often lives at the far end of a field road. Tell us how the truck is reached, whether a loader is on site, and who holds the title if it is registered to the farm rather than to you, so the paperwork and the pickup line up on the same visit.

Warden and Othello rail yards to the south-east

South-east of Cascade Valley, the North American Rail Network shows a rail yard at Warden about 17.4 miles away and another at Othello about 22.8 miles away. Trucks that shuttle grain or freight between farms and those sidings can be picked up at either yard or anywhere along the way.

If the truck is parked on railroad or elevator property, let us know whose lot it is on and who can grant access, so collection is arranged with them directly.

A Cascade Valley title, and where the Ecology rules stand

A misplaced title is replaced through the state’s title agency, and starting that request before we schedule collection keeps the sale moving. If a bank or lender still shows on the title, tell us so the release can be part of the plan.

The Washington Department of Ecology’s guidance lists enforcement of the Advanced Clean Trucks rule and the Heavy-Duty Low NOx Omnibus standards as paused, while its updated guidance on those rules is in force. Selling a diesel truck from Cascade Valley does not depend on either rule; a clear title and a reachable truck are what we need.

The questions we get asked in Cascade Valley

  • My dump truck sits at a crusher site east of Moses Lake; can you collect it where it is?Those Portable Crusher sites sit about 5.5 miles east of Cascade Valley in Mine Safety and Health Administration records, and we collect from there. Pass along the crusher site’s location and the name of whoever opens it.
  • Do you buy milk tankers and cattle trucks from Grant County farms?Grant County’s 1,238 farms in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture list cattle and milk as top products, and tankers and livestock haulers from those operations are trucks we buy. A VIN plus pictures of the tank or stock box gets a Grant County hauler on our list.
  • Who issues a new Washington title for a truck kept in Cascade Valley if mine is lost?In Cascade Valley a replacement title comes from the state’s title agency, and you can apply before we set a pickup date. Tell us about any lien still on record so it is handled at the same time.

Sell your truck in Cascade Valley

Cascade Valley lies in Grant County beside Moses Lake, between the gravel pits east and west of town and the rail yards at Warden and Othello to the south-east.