Boat Removal in Knoxville, Tennessee

The Bayliner had been sitting in that Knoxville driveway long enough that the neighbor's kids used it as a fort. It came into the family secondhand, ran fine for a couple of summers, and then the outboard seized. They tried selling it as-is the following spring, listed it twice, and both times the buyers backed out once they saw the motor. After that it just sat, tires going flat, upholstery cracking under the sun. What made the pickup tricky wasn't the boat, it was the driveway slope, tight enough that our trailer had to back in at an angle most trucks would've walked away from. My driver walked the approach twice before committing and got it hooked without touching the garage door six inches away. We hauled it out that same morning. The hull wasn't worth saving, so it went straight to the recycler, glass and all. Driveway's clear now, and nobody has to explain the fort to visitors anymore.