Hauling a cabin cruiser out of a Pittsburgh pickup

This 24 ft Bayliner 2455 Ciera had been sitting behind a house off the road toward Monroeville for a few seasons, hull gone chalky with a green algae line ringing the waterline where it used to sit lower on the trailer. The tandem axle under it had rusted through on one side, so the whole frame sat tilted, tire half sunk into the yard. That tilt was the problem. We couldn't just hook up and pull, the trailer would've twisted or dropped a wheel halfway down the driveway. My crew jacked and cribbed the low corner first, got the frame level enough to trust, then walked it out slow with a second truck spotting the tilt the whole way. No title in the drawer on this one, handled per the Pennsylvania page rules once we had the hull identification number logged. Took most of a morning between the rigging and the crawl out to the road in Allegheny County. Once it was clear and loaded flat, we ran it straight to the processor. That cabin cruiser got cut down for scrap fiberglass and metal same week, trailer frame going with it. Crews cover all of Allegheny County: Penn Hills, Mount Lebanon, Bethel Park, Ross, McCandless, Monroeville. We're usually getting a 24-footer like this Bayliner scheduled for the same week you call, especially heading into spring and fall when storage yards want boats moved out and owners want them gone for good. Our trucks are built for tight yard access and narrow storage rows across the county.