Nashville, TN: 23 ft Rinker Gone in One Morning

This 23 ft Rinker 232 sat in a Davidson County driveway with a cuddy cabin nobody had opened in years and gelcoat crazed like a road map across the whole hull. The fiberglass had gone chalky white in patches, the kind of finish that tells you the boat hasn't moved since it was parked there. Whatever plans there'd been for weekend trips faded out, and the trailer just became part of the driveway. The hubs had seized solid, so towing it out the normal way was off the table from the start. My crew ran a set of dollies under the frame and walked the whole rig off the trailer axle by axle, easing it out toward the street where we could get the truck angled right. Route out took us past Goodlettsville before we hit the main road. Took most of a morning, mostly because of how slow we had to move with those dead hubs. No title in the drawer, handled per the Tennessee page rules. Once it was loaded, the Rinker went straight to the processor for cutting down. Crews cover all of Davidson County: Goodlettsville, Forest Hills, Oak Hill, Belle Meade, Ridgetop, Berry Hill. Most calls for a 23 ft Rinker turn into a same-week pickup once we've got the address and trailer condition. Fall and spring keep us busiest, since that's when folks are moving hulls in and out of storage yards before the weather turns, and Nashville's narrow older streets mean we plan the tow route before the truck ever leaves the lot.