Lynn, MA: 20 ft Grady-White Gone in One Morning

A 20 ft Grady-White 204 center console sat in a Lynn driveway for three years. The owner had cracked the console pretty badly on a rough launch attempt, and the fuel tank had started showing rust stains inside the hull. The trailer axle was seized solid, which meant we couldn't roll it out. That's the kind of setup that stops most haulers cold. We came in with a heavy wrecker and a tow dolly. The boat was too far back and too close to the house to use a straight pull, so we angled the truck, set up a secondary anchor point on the trailer frame, and muscled it forward in stages. The whole operation took most of a morning. Once it was loaded, we transported it to the processor in Essex County where the fiberglass hull was cut down and the materials were separated for recycling. Crews cover all of Essex County: Lawrence, Haverhill, Peabody, Methuen, Salem, Beverly. We pick up the 20-footer in Lynn same week most of the time, depending on where you are in the cycle. Spring and fall hit hard because boat owners move rigs in and out of storage, so we schedule around those seasonal pushes. Call us with your address and we'll tell you the exact day.