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Lake Morton-Berrydale is a King County community with the Kent and Auburn rail yards just to the west and gravel pits and quarries to the east. We buy the dump trucks, mixers and tractors that work around it.

Selling a truck in Lake Morton-Berrydale? Tell us about it and we'll take it from there.

A place where building jobs lead the local payroll

Construction holds 274 of Lake Morton-Berrydale’s 854 jobs in 2023, about a third at 32.1 percent, according to the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts. If your dump truck, flatbed or service body truck works for a builder or contractor here, have the title and current registration in one folder before you call, and we can talk through the truck itself from there.

Builders, excavators and trade contractors add up to 216 construction establishments near Lake Morton-Berrydale in the Census Bureau’s County Business Patterns. A truck tied to a small contracting outfit is often parked at a yard, a jobsite or the owner’s driveway; tell us which one, and whether someone can meet us with keys on the day we collect.

Sand, gravel and crushed stone toward the foothills

Franklin Ridge Sand & Gravel, 7.4 miles east, appears in Mine Safety and Health Administration listings, and so do two crushed-stone quarries close behind it: Portable 1 at 9.3 miles east and Thunder Mountain Quarry at 9.4 miles south-east. Tandem dumps, end dumps and belly dumps that run aggregate out of these sites are trucks we buy, and a few photos of the box, the frame and the cab are enough to start.

Sumner Pit And Plant, a sand and gravel operation the Mine Safety and Health Administration lists 10.4 miles south-west, is another place a Lake Morton-Berrydale hauler may load. If the truck is still sitting at a pit or plant gate when you decide to sell, give us the site name and a contact there so the pickup can be arranged with whoever controls access.

Rail ramps and terminals in the Kent and Auburn valley

The North American Rail Network, kept by the Federal Railroad Administration and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, shows the KENT AUTO-RAMP 6.6 miles west and the AUBURN yard 6.7 miles west. Day cabs and sleepers that pull loads between those yards and the rest of King County can be sold without bringing them back to Lake Morton-Berrydale; we collect where the tractor is parked.

Quality Transload Inc, a liquid bulk terminal 8.9 miles north-west, is listed by the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, and the Energy Information Administration lists the RENTON WA petroleum product terminal 10.3 miles north-west. For a tractor that has pulled tank trailers to either one, keep any service records and inspection reports with the title, since they tell us what the truck has done before we see it.

How old the inspected trucks around Berrydale run

Half of the 449 trucks stopped near Lake Morton-Berrydale from August 2024 to August 2026 were built in 2018 or later, by the median in FMCSA roadside inspection records. That is simply the middle of the range on the road around Lake Morton-Berrydale, and we look at trucks from either side of it.

According to the same FMCSA roadside inspection records, 36.97 percent of those 449 trucks were ten or more model years old. Whatever year yours is, send the VIN and an odometer photo first; our early questions about the truck start from those two.

Dairy, cattle and nursery farms across King County

Dairy herds, beef cattle and foliage-plant nurseries lead King County’s 1,604 farms in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture. Grain trucks, stake beds, livestock haulers and box trucks that work those farms are part of what we purchase from sellers near Lake Morton-Berrydale.

On a King County farm, the title may carry the farm’s name or one family member’s name instead of the driver’s. Check whose name is on the title before you call, and if a lender or a second owner is listed, have their release or signature lined up so the paperwork matches the person selling.

Paused emissions enforcement for a Berrydale tractor

For a Lake Morton-Berrydale owner, the Advanced Clean Trucks rule that Washington adopted through its Clean Vehicles Program currently has enforcement paused, per Department of Ecology guidance. That Department of Ecology document also shows the Heavy-Duty Low NOx Omnibus standard, WAC 173-423-081, with enforcement paused.

An updated regulatory guidance document covering Advanced Clean Cars II, Advanced Clean Trucks and the Low NOx Omnibus is listed by Ecology as in force. Selling a truck from Lake Morton-Berrydale under these rules starts the same way: note the engine year and fuel type in your first message alongside the title details.

The questions we get asked in Lake Morton-Berrydale

  • Can you collect a dump truck left at Thunder Mountain Quarry or Portable 1?Thunder Mountain Quarry and Portable 1, both listed by the Mine Safety and Health Administration roughly 9 miles out, are the kind of site we collect from directly. Name the quarry and the person at the scale house or office who can open it for the collection.
  • What should I send first for a tractor that runs out of the Kent or Auburn rail yards?For a tractor based near the KENT AUTO-RAMP or the AUBURN yard, about 6.6 and 6.7 miles west on the North American Rail Network, start with the VIN, an odometer photo and pictures of the cab, frame and fifth wheel.
  • Do you buy trucks from King County farms?King County’s 1,604 farms, counted in USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture and led by milk and cattle, use trucks we purchase, from livestock haulers to stake beds. Have the title in the seller’s name before we schedule the collection.
  • Does it matter that my construction truck is registered to my company?Construction makes up 274 of the 854 local jobs in Lake Morton-Berrydale on the Census Bureau’s LEHD job counts. For a company-titled truck, have someone with authority to sign for the business available, along with the title and registration.

Sell your truck in Lake Morton-Berrydale

From Lake Morton-Berrydale we collect trucks across the Kent and Auburn rail valley to the west and the gravel pits and quarries toward the east and south.