Portland, OR: 17 ft Tracker Pro Gone in One Morning

This 17 ft Tracker Pro 170 had been parked in a Clackamas County driveway long enough for the carpet to peel back from the deck and the livewell lid to go missing entirely, probably cracked and tossed years back. It's a light aluminum bass boat, easy enough to move once you're hooked up, but the trailer underneath had two flat tires that had gone flat and stayed flat through more than one Oregon winter. That's the part that turns a quick pickup into a real job. We couldn't just roll it out. My guy swapped in a set of skate wheels under the axle to get it clear of the driveway apron without dragging the frame, then walked it out slow toward the street where the tow truck could grab it clean. Wasn't anything fancy, just the right gear for a trailer that wasn't going anywhere on its own tires. Took most of a morning between the setup and the haul, longer than it should've because of that flat-tire trailer, but nothing that slowed us down for good. No title in the drawer, handled per the Oregon page rules, and we routed out past Lake Oswego on the way to the yard. The aluminum hull went straight to the metal recycler, done and gone. Crews cover all of Clackamas County: Lake Oswego, Oregon City, Tualatin, West Linn, Wilsonville, Happy Valley. Most 17 ft Tracker pickups in this stretch get scheduled the same week you call, and I run a lot of these jobs right as folks are pulling boats out of seasonal storage units or clearing them out before the next payment's due. Give me the address and trailer condition, and I'll tell you what day we can get there.