I can rewrite this to perfectly match a specific or your exact geographic area .
Leo signed the old title over. Together, they pushed the heavy machine up the ramp of the trailer. As Sam strapped the wheels down, Leo realized that a huge weight had been lifted off his shoulders. He didn't have to worry about listing it on shady classified sites, dealing with lowballers, or figuring out how to tow a dead 500-pound motorcycle.
The problem was urgent. Leo had precisely five days to clear out the suburban house before the new owners took possession. He had spent the morning tossing old paint cans and packing books, but this heavy, non-running piece of machinery was a giant roadblock.
Leo felt a pang of guilt. "I'd love to keep it, but I live in a third-story apartment. I don't know the first thing about carburetors, and I have to vacate this house by Friday."