Spud Valley farms, ranches and acreages
Farm truck and tractor removal in Pemberton
The flat deck that stopped earning its keep, the ranch pickup with a cracked block, the little tractor nobody has started since a few harvests ago. We pull them off valley farms for free and pay you at the truck.
Trucks are priced on the call. Tractors and machinery are quoted one at a time.
Got it, thanks
Your details are in. We will call you back on the number you gave us. If you want it sorted sooner, call 236-239-0060.
What comes off the farm
Working trucks that quit working
Most farm vehicles we buy have more hours on them than kilometres. Rough condition is fine. Weight and how complete it is set the price.
Bigger implements get looked at case by case. Send a photo and we will tell you straight whether we can load it. If it is a car or truck that died in a driveway in town, the junk car removal page covers that side.
Getting it out
Farm pulls are about the ground, not the truck
A one ton sitting on a gravel pad is a quick job. The same truck sunk to the axles at the edge of a field needs a different plan. Tell us which one you have.
Low fields near the river
Fields along the Lillooet River stay soft long after the highway dries out. We keep the deck on the lane and winch across instead of driving in and rutting your ground before planting.
Gates, fences and tight yards
If the only way in is a narrow gate or past a row of implements, describe it when you call. Planning the angle ahead beats finding out at the gate that the deck will not fit.
Tractors with no plates
Lots of older farm tractors were never registered for the road. That is normal. Tell us how the machine came to be yours and we will tell you what we need to see before we buy it.
Picking the right week
Most farm calls come in after harvest. Winter pickups work too when the lane is plowed. If it is not, say so and we will pick a better week instead of turning around at the gate.
Before pickup day
A few things that make the job quicker
Helps us
- Clear out the cab, toolboxes and deck. Anything left behind leaves with the truck.
- Let us know if the tires hold air or if a wheel is locked up.
- Point us to the firmest route from the road to the vehicle.
- Have your ID ready, plus the registration if it was ever plated.
Not something we take
- Piles of loose scrap, tires or old fencing. We buy vehicles and machines, not yard cleanups.
- Equipment with a loan still registered against it.
- Anything bolted in place, like pump stations or stationary engines.
- Machines sitting outside British Columbia.
Farm further up the valley? We cover Mount Currie, Pemberton Meadows and out to D'Arcy on the same free tow.
Before you call
Have these details handy
Most calls end with a number in under two minutes. If it is late, use the form at the top of the page and we will call you back.
Helpful details: whether it rolls and steers, whether the catalytic converter is still on it, and how far it sits from a surface a tow truck can reach.
Off the farm, cash paidFarm questions
What farmers ask us
Yes. One truck is a normal job for us. We usually line it up with other pickups in the valley that week, so a day or two of notice gets you a firm window. Call 236-239-0060 with the year and where it sits.
Yes, as long as it is yours to sell. Plenty of older farm tractors never had plates, so there is no registration to hand over. We talk through what you do have, like a bill of sale or how the machine came to you, before we book anything.
Usually. We keep the deck on solid ground and winch the vehicle across rather than driving onto the field. If it has sunk past the axles or frozen in, mention it on the call so we bring the right gear and enough time.
Often, yes. Diesels are heavy, and some engines and parts are still wanted even when the truck itself is done. Call with the year, make, engine and condition and you get a number on that call.
Clear the yard
Get the old farm truck gone this season
236-239-0060Open 7am to 9pm, seven days. Free tow off the farm, cash at the truck.