Monmouth County, New Jersey
FARM, EQUINE AND CONTRACTOR TRUCKS FOR UPPER FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP
Upper Freehold Township is the agricultural heart of western Monmouth County: preserved farmland, sod and grain fields, nurseries, wineries, and a long tradition of horse breeding and training, with the Horse Park of New Jersey at Stone Tavern. The township surrounds Allentown and reaches to the Mercer, Burlington and Ocean county lines, and the trucks working it haul hay, feed, grain, nursery stock, fencing and building materials over country roads.
About 27.4 miles from our Shrewsbury lot (~41 min drive)
Schwartz Truck Center is about 45 minutes east at 585 Shrewsbury Ave in Shrewsbury. It's a real drive from Cream Ridge or Imlaystown, but a single trip covers new and used trucks, financing, service and parts at a dealer that has worked with commercial truck owners since 1919.
WHO BUYS WORK TRUCKS IN UPPER FREEHOLD
Farms and horse operations are the biggest truck users, followed by nurseries and landscape suppliers, excavation and drainage contractors, and builders working on large rural lots. Wineries and farm markets need trucks for deliveries and events.
Because farms here often keep a truck for many years, buying decisions tend to focus on durability, parts availability and a chassis that can be re-bodied later if needs change. New Hino and Mitsubishi Fuso trucks can be ordered with flatbed, stake or dump bodies, and used trucks offer a lower-cost path.
- Flatbeds and stake bodies for hay, feed, fencing and equipment
- Dump trucks for stone, soil, manure and mulch
- Box trucks for farm-market, winery and wholesale deliveries
- Medium-duty chassis set up for the bodies rural work requires
GETTING TO SHREWSBURY FROM UPPER FREEHOLD
Most of the township is closest to I-195: take it east to the Garden State Parkway, then north to Exit 109 and follow Newman Springs Road to Shrewsbury Avenue. From the northern side of the township, Route 537 east through Freehold and Colts Neck also works. Plan on about 45 minutes.
Check the inventory page and call (732) 530-4100 before you leave, so the truck you're interested in is confirmed and ready when you arrive.
SERVICE PLANNED AROUND THE FARM CALENDAR
Farm and equine trucks see their heaviest use during planting, haying and show seasons. Scheduling brakes, fluids, tires and lights in the quieter months keeps them available when they matter most. The Shrewsbury service department handles most light and medium-duty commercial makes, and the parts counter can order components in advance so one trip covers the work.
COMMON QUESTIONS FROM UPPER FREEHOLD BUYERS
- How far is Upper Freehold from Schwartz Truck Center?
- About 45 minutes via I-195 and the Parkway. The only location is on the opposite side of the county, at 585 Shrewsbury Ave in Shrewsbury.
- Can a farm or horse operation finance a truck?
- Yes. Agricultural and equine businesses can apply to finance new or used trucks.
- Do you service older farm trucks from other brands?
- Yes. The service department works on most light and medium-duty commercial trucks, older ones included.
- Will you buy my farm truck?
- Yes, if the numbers work. Offers on trades and outright purchases depend on condition, records, mileage and demand.