Hauling a bowrider out of a Olive Branch pickup

An 18 ft Sea Ray 180 bowrider had been sitting in a side yard in Olive Branch for three seasons. The sun-bleached cover had shredded at the seams, and the trailer tires had gone dry-rotted, the kind of deterioration that tells you nobody's moved this thing in years. The owner called after a neighbor mentioned it one too many time. The real problem wasn't the boat itself. It was the trailer. Those tires weren't holding air, and the frame had softened enough that we couldn't trust it under load. We couldn't just hook it up and roll. We brought a heavy-duty rotator to the site, pulled the Sea Ray off the failing trailer, and loaded it straight onto our hauling rig using the bow and stern points. The whole operation ran under an hour. From there, the fiberglass hull went to our processor in DeSoto County, where it gets cut down and recycled into aggregate. Crews cover all of DeSoto County: Southaven, Horn Lake, Hernando, Bridgetown, Lynchburg, Walls. We handle same-week pickups for most calls in the Olive Branch area. A lot of boats move in and out of storage around here depending on the season, and we're set up to grab yours whenever you're ready, whether it's sitting on a trailer in your yard or parked at a storage facility nearby.