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Self-service junkyards in Massachusetts
12 pull-your-own yards in Massachusetts, out of 110 junkyards we list in the state. Bring your own tools, pull the part yourself and pay at the counter. Each yard is here because a customer's Google review or the yard's own website says you pull your own parts there, and that proof is printed with it.
Pull-your-own yards in Massachusetts
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“Bring your own tools and dress for work, you won't regret going to this establishment.” (Google review)
2 customer reviews mention pulling your own parts here
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“If you wanna get dirty and pull your own parts it's alot of fun and can get what u need most of the time.” (Google review)
4 customer reviews mention pulling your own parts here
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“best pick and pull I ever been to.” (Google review)
2 customer reviews mention pulling your own parts here
“Every junkyard I've gone to, up to this one, doesn't let you walk around the the yard to pull your own parts, Fairview does.” (Google review)
5 customer reviews mention pulling your own parts here
“The staff is very accommodating and let me return a door when I pulled the wrong one!” (Google review)
2 customer reviews mention pulling your own parts here
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Pull your own parts, per the yard's website · 5 customer reviews mention pulling your own parts here
Online inventory Online inventory, per the yard's website
Pull your own parts, per the yard's website
Online inventory Online inventory, per the yard's website
Self-service yards in Massachusetts, by city
What to bring
- A basic socket set and wrenches, in the sizes your car uses
- Screwdrivers, pliers, a pry bar and a breaker bar
- Penetrating oil for rusted bolts
- Work gloves, safety glasses and closed-toe boots
- Water, and a bag or bucket for small bolts and clips
- A wagon or cart for heavy parts, unless the yard has them at the gate
- Your old part, or a photo of it, to match against