Hauling a cabin cruiser out of a Indio driveway

A 24 ft Maxum 2400 SCR cabin cruiser had been parked in a Riverside County driveway for three years. The hull was chalked white from sun exposure, and the transom had gone soft,the kind of damage that tells you the boat's been sitting through multiple seasons of heat and neglect. The trailer frame underneath was rusted through in spots, and one tire had flat-spotted so badly it wouldn't roll straight. The real problem wasn't the boat itself. It was the setup. The driveway was narrow, with a low fence line and a property corner that didn't give us room to angle a standard tow rig in from the street. We had to bring in a rotator and stage the load at an angle, then winch the Maxum forward inch by inch until we had clearance to hook and pull. The whole operation took most of a morning, but once we had it on the truck, the route to the processor near Moreno Valley was straightforward. The hull went to the recycler for fiberglass recovery. Crews cover all of Riverside County: Riverside, Moreno Valley, Corona, Murrieta, Temecula, Jurupa Valley. We pick up boats same week in most cases, and we're used to the seasonal rhythm out here,people move rigs in and out of storage as the weather shifts, and we handle those calls all year. You're in Indio, so a 24-foot Maxum is a straightforward haul to the recycling facility or the auction house depending on what we find when we look at it.