GeorgiaColumbus, Muscogee County
Hauling a sailboat out of a Columbus pickup

A 27 ft Ericson 27 showed up in Muscogee County with crazed portlights and an interior stripped bare by a previous owner who'd lost interest years ago. The boat sat on stands, not in the water, which meant the trailer wasn't the problem but the weight distribution was. Twenty-seven feet of fiberglass and keel doesn't move easy on stands without the right equipment and angle. We brought a rotator and a heavy-duty trailer to handle the load. The crew jacked the hull carefully, broke it free from the stands, and got it onto our rig under a morning's work. Once at the yard, we dropped the mast and pulled the keel. The hull went to the processor for recycling. No title in the drawer, handled per Georgia rules. Crews cover all of Muscogee County: Columbus, Fort Mitchell, Bibb City, and the surrounding area. We handle pickups same week in most cases, whether your 27-footer is sitting in a driveway, parked at a storage facility, or waiting on a trailer. A lot of folks around here move boats in and out of seasonal storage, and we've got the route logistics down. Call with your address and boat details, and we'll tell you exactly when we can get there.

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Crews cover all of Muscogee County. Local pickup, no title needed for older hulls, one flat number before we roll.




