Scrapping tractor trailers

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I have a friend I am trying to help get out of debt from his failed business. I scrap part time, generally smaller things but have a truck and trailer for cars and larger things. He has 2 tractor trailers that are very far from roadworthy. I am looking for tips on how to get them to the yard. I've cut cars before but these things are built like tanks. Thanks

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I have a friend I am trying to help get out of debt from his failed business. I scrap part time, generally smaller things but have a truck and trailer for cars and larger things. He has 2 tractor trailers that are very far from roadworthy. I am looking for tips on how to get them to the yard. I've cut cars before but these things are built like tanks. Thanks

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Might be better to have the scrapyard come and get them and pay you guys from that. Less hassle.

if there decent enough, you might sell them to someone for a storage building, lot of farmers like them to keep hazardous stuff away from the farm shop. Lot of other folks just looking for a cheap building.

First are they flatbeds or what?
Do you have torches?
Do you have any equipment?
How big of a trailer do you have?
We need more details. Personally i would come in with my skidsteer and shear and cut it up.