St. Charles, MO: 19 ft Four Winns Horizon Gone in One Morning

A 19 ft Four Winns Horizon 190 sat in a driveway in St. Charles County for three seasons after the motor seized two summers back. The bowrider was fiberglass, the trailer was sound, but the boat itself wasn't going anywhere under its own power, and the owner had stopped looking at it long enough to finally call. We showed up on a Tuesday morning with a tow rig and a plan to load it without tearing up the driveway apron or the neighbor's property line. The challenge wasn't the boat or the trailer. It was the angle. The driveway ran at a slight grade toward the street, and the owner had parked it tight against the garage to keep it out of sight. We needed to winch it backward, pivot it ninety degrees, and get the whole rig onto the flatbed without grinding the tongue into the asphalt or clipping the corner of the house. The crew set up anchor points, worked the boat out in stages, and had it loaded and ready to roll under an hour. No title in the drawer, so we handled the paperwork per Missouri's rules. The Four Winns went to the processor in the same week. Crews cover all of St. Charles County: O'Fallon, St. Peters, Wentzville, Lake St. Louis, Dardenne Prairie, Cottleville. We're moving boats out of storage units and driveways most weeks, especially spring and fall when owners decide to make a change. Call with your address and boat size, and we'll tell you what day we can load it. Same week, most times.