Hauling a pontoon out of a Stillwater driveway

A 20 ft Sylvan Mirage 20 pontoon was sitting in a driveway in Stillwater when we got the call. The pontoons were stained dark at the waterline, the furniture had gone soft, and nobody was using it anymore. The trailer underneath was still serviceable, which saved us some work, but the boat had been parked there long enough that the ground had settled unevenly around it. The real problem wasn't the boat itself. It was the angle of the driveway and the fact that the trailer had sunk into the yard just enough to make backing out at the right pitch impossible. We brought in a heavier winch setup and used a second anchor point off the garage to pull it straight back instead of trying to angle it. Most of a morning, and it was loaded and ready to move. No title paperwork in the drawer, so we handled it per Oklahoma's rules for abandoned property. The boat came to our yard in Payne County, where we documented it, assessed what could be salvaged, and began the disposal process. That's where the Sylvan stayed until the paperwork cleared and the hull moved to the recycler. We cover all of Payne County: Cushing, Perkins, Yale, Glencoe, Ripley, Ingalls. Most pickups happen same week. A lot of boat owners around Stillwater store their rigs inland during winter and move them back to the water come spring, so we handle that rotation regularly. You call with your address and the boat details, and we slot you into the route.