Orangetown, NY: 16 ft Lund Gone in One Morning

A 16 ft Lund 1600 Fury sat in a Rockland County driveway for three years. The aluminum hull was sound, but the transom had rotted through,plywood turned to mulch where the motor would mount. The trailer held up fine, but the boat itself had become dead weight, and the owner knew it. We pulled it out of Orangetown on a Tuesday morning. The driveway was tight, and we had to angle the truck past the garage to get the trailer clear without clipping the neighbor's fence. Once we had it loaded and secured, the haul to the metal recycler took most of the morning. The aluminum went straight to the shredder, and the rest was processed per Rockland County protocol. By noon, the driveway was empty and the title was closed. Crews cover all of Rockland County: Ramapo, Clarkstown, New City, Spring Valley, Monsey, Nanuet. We move boats out same week most of the time. Spring and fall are our busiest seasons, when people pull rigs out of storage or shift them around before winter. A 16-footer like yours goes on the truck fast, and we handle the title work on our end so you don't have to track it down later.