Boat Disposal in Fayetteville, AR

The trailer tires had gone flat so long ago they'd fused to the rims. That's usually the first thing we notice pulling up to a driveway job like this one. The bass boat had been sitting behind the house since the outboard died, and between repair quotes that never made sense and a for-sale sign nobody answered, it just stayed put for a couple of seasons. The owner had already moved on to a newer boat and wanted the old one gone before it embarrassed the yard any further. Getting it out meant dealing with those seized tires first, we ended up jacking the trailer frame and rolling it on furniture dollies just to clear the grass it had sunk into. Once it was on pavement, hooking up and hauling off took no time. The hull still had usable hardware, the livewell pump, the trolling motor mount, so we pulled what still worked before the shell went to the recycler. Good outcome for a boat that looked done for good.