Georgetown, MI: 17 ft Tracker Pro Gone in One Morning

A 17 ft Tracker Pro 170 bass boat had been sitting in a Georgetown yard for three seasons. The carpet had peeled back to bare aluminum, the livewell lid was gone, and the trailer tires had gone flat so long ago the owner had stopped thinking about it. The boat wasn't going anywhere, and neither was the problem. The real obstacle wasn't the boat itself,it was the trailer. Those flat tires meant we couldn't roll it out. We brought a heavy-duty dolly system, positioned it under the frame, and transferred the weight off the dead rubber. The yard access was tight, but we got a clear angle and loaded the whole rig on the truck in less than an hour. No title in the drawer, so we handled the paperwork per Michigan protocol. The hull went to the metal recycler in Ottawa County. Aluminum that solid still has value, and the rest broke down for proper disposal. The owner got a clean yard back and documentation that the boat was gone for good. Crews cover all of Ottawa County: Allendale, Park, Jenison, Grand Haven, Jamestown, Tallmadge. We handle same-week pickups across Georgetown, and we see a lot of seasonal traffic here,boats coming out of storage in spring, heading back in before winter hits. That timing matters when you've got a trailer taking up space, so we work around those moves and get the job done while the weather's on your side.