Hauling a cuddy cabin out of a Downey yard

A 23 ft Rinker 232 cuddy cabin showed up in a Downey driveway on a trailer with seized hubs and gelcoat so crazed it looked like someone had taken a map of California and pressed it into the hull. The boat had been parked there for years, one of those decisions that made sense at the time and stopped making sense somewhere around year three. The trailer wheels wouldn't budge, so we couldn't roll it out to the street. The driveway was narrow, and moving it meant we'd have to winch it backward onto our recovery rig instead of rolling it forward like a normal job. That added maybe an hour of setup and careful maneuvering to keep the neighbors' cars clear and the boat steady while we pulled. Once it was loaded and secured, the rest moved fast. We routed the hull to the processor in Los Angeles County, where the fiberglass gets separated from the core and handled per state recycling rules. Crews cover all of Los Angeles County: Los Angeles, Long Beach, Santa Clarita, Glendale, Lancaster, Palmdale. We handle same-week pickups across Downey, and we see a lot of seasonal movement in Downey itself, boats going in and out of storage facilities before and after the dry months. Your 23-foot Rinker moves the same way we move everything else in the LA area, on a regular rotation that keeps the schedule tight and the cost fair.