Hauling a bass boat out of a New Bedford storage lot

A 17 ft Tracker Pro 170 bass boat had been sitting in a side yard in New Bedford for three years. The carpet was peeled back, the livewell lid was gone, and the aluminum hull was starting to show its age. The trailer underneath had flat tires on both axles, and it hadn't moved since the owner parked it there. The boat was wedged between a fence and a garage, which meant we couldn't just back a trailer straight in. We had to jack the hull off the frame, roll it onto a dolly, and hand-winch it out through the yard and into our truck. No title in the drawer, so we handled the paperwork per Massachusetts rules. The whole job ran under two hours from first wrench to last photo. Once it was loaded and strapped down, we hauled the Tracker to the metal recycler in Bristol County, where the aluminum hull got processed and the trailer frame went to scrap. One less boat taking up space, and one less thing the owner had to look at every time he walked out the back door. Crews cover all of Bristol County: Fall River, Taunton, Attleboro, Dartmouth, North Attleborough Town, Easton. We move boats out the same week you call in most cases. Spring and fall get busy with people moving rigs in and out of storage, so we schedule around the seasonal push. If your 17-footer is sitting on a trailer in New Bedford or anywhere else in the county, we've hauled it before.