24 ft Bayliner Removal in Tulsa, OK

This 24 ft Bayliner 2455 Ciera had been sitting long enough to grow a green algae line across the waterline and turn the hull chalky from years of sun. It was a cabin cruiser, decent size, sitting out in Osage County on a tandem axle trailer that had gone soft with rust. Whoever parked it there wasn't thinking about the day it would need to move again. The trailer was the problem. Both axles had corroded at the mounts, and one hub was seized enough that the wheel wouldn't turn free. We couldn't just hook up and pull it out the way we normally would. My crew jacked the frame, freed the bad hub, and swapped enough hardware on site to get it rolling steady for the trip out toward Sand Springs. There was no title in the drawer, so that got handled per the Oklahoma page rules before we loaded anything. Once the Bayliner was secure, the whole job ran about a morning. That chalky fiberglass hull wasn't worth restoring, so it went straight to the processor for cutting down and recycling. Crews cover all of Osage County: Bartlesville, Sand Springs, Skiatook, Hominy, Pawhuska, McCord. We're usually in the Tulsa area on a weekly rotation, so a 24 ft Bayliner sitting on a trailer often gets scheduled for the same week you call. A lot of these pickups happen right when owners are moving boats in or out of seasonal storage, so we plan routes around those yards to keep things moving without a long wait.