Hauling a bass boat out of a Manchester driveway

A 17 ft Tracker Pro 170 had been sitting in a driveway in Hillsborough County for two years. The carpet was peeled back to bare plywood, the livewell lid was gone, and both trailer tires were flat. The owner had bought the boat thinking he'd fish more than he did, and by the time he admitted it wasn't happening, the boat had settled into the gravel and become part of the landscape. The real complication wasn't the boat itself. It was the trailer. We couldn't roll it out without risking a blowout or a rim digging into the driveway. The access was tight too, with a narrow drive and a neighbor's fence line close enough that we couldn't swing wide. We brought in a heavy-duty trailer dolly, jacked the Tracker's frame carefully, and slid the boat off the original trailer onto ours. The whole job took most of a morning. Once it was loaded and secure, we hauled the aluminum hull to the metal recycler in Manchester, where it was cut down and processed. Crews cover all of Hillsborough County: Nashua, Merrimack, Hudson, Goffstown, Milford, Pelham. We schedule pickups same week in most cases. A lot of boats come out of storage yards in the fall, and we move them through the spring thaw. Whether your 17-footer is in a driveway, a marina slip, or sitting on a lot waiting for someone to deal with it, we know the routes and we know how to load it without tearing up the property.