Hauling a bowrider out of a Gastonia pickup

A 17 ft Bayliner 175 Bowrider sat in a Gastonia driveway for three years. The gelcoat had faded to a dull white, the seat vinyl had cracked in a dozen places, and the trailer had settled on two flat tires. The owner had stopped using it after his kids went to college, and every time he looked at it from the porch, he thought about calling someone. He finally did. The real problem wasn't the boat itself,it was the trailer. Both tires were rotted, the frame had rust spots, and the whole rig had sunk a bit into the gravel. Moving it meant we couldn't just hook and roll. We had to deflate what was left of those tires, jack the frame level, and work it onto a flatbed using the truck's hydraulic lift. The whole operation took us under an hour, but those tires were the reason we couldn't rush it. Once the Bayliner was on the truck, we hauled it to a certified processor in Gastonia. The fiberglass went into the recycling stream, the trailer got cut down for scrap, and the paperwork was filed per North Carolina's title rules. The driveway was clean by noon. Crews cover all of Gaston County: Mount Holly, Belmont, Cherryville, Dallas, Bessemer City, Cramerton. We handle pickups same week most of the time, depending on where the boat is and what we've got on the schedule. A lot of folks in Gastonia keep their boats in storage during winter or move them between locations, and we work around those transitions. Call with the address and the size of your Bayliner, and we'll tell you when we can get there.