New JerseyHowell, Monmouth County
19 ft Stingray Removal in Howell, NJ

A 19 ft Stingray 195 bowrider had been sitting in a Monmouth County yard for three seasons. The swim platform was delaminated, fiberglass was chalking, and the owner had finally stopped making excuses. The trailer was still serviceable, but the boat was wedged between a fence and a storage shed with maybe two feet of clearance on either side. We came out on a Tuesday morning. The tight quarters meant we couldn't back a standard trailer in. Instead, we used a smaller tow vehicle to angle the existing trailer out first, then brought in our lift equipment to raise the hull just enough to clear the fence post. Once we had it free and rotated toward the driveway, it took us under an hour to secure everything and get it on the main rig. No title in the drawer, so we handled the paperwork per New Jersey salvage rules. The Stingray went to the processor in Middletown. Fiberglass hull, aluminum hardware, and outboard got sorted. What could be recycled was. The rest was disposed of responsibly. The yard was clear again. We cover all of Monmouth County: Middletown, Manalapan, Long Branch, Neptune, Ocean, Wall. A 19-foot Stingray in Howell moves the same week you call. Most pickups happen within 2-3 days, especially this time of year when boats come out of winter storage or head into it. We've hauled plenty of rigs off the trailers in Howell driveways and out of marinas up and down the shore.

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





