Hauling a cabin cruiser out of a West Allis driveway

A 24 ft Maxum 2400 SCR had been parked in a West Allis driveway for three years. The hull was chalked white, soft at the transom, and the trailer frame had rusted through enough that moving it without a proper haul rig meant risking the whole thing tipping or the frame collapsing mid-tow. The owner had stopped using it years before, kept it out of habit, and finally called when the property needed to sell. The access was tight. The driveway ran between two houses with maybe eighteen inches of clearance on either side. Our crew couldn't back a standard recovery trailer in without clipping the fence. We positioned the wrecker at the street, ran cables through the gap, and winched the Maxum forward inch by inch until we had enough room to slide our custom dolly underneath. The whole operation took most of a morning, but the boat came out clean without damage to the property. Once it was loaded and secured, we hauled it to the Milwaukee County approved processor where the hull was cut down for recycling. The driveway was cleared, the trailer was gone, and the sale could move forward. Crews cover all of Milwaukee County: Milwaukee, Wauwatosa, Oak Creek, South Milwaukee, Cudahy, Whitefish Bay. We pick up same week in most cases, and we see a lot of seasonal traffic through West Allis, people moving boats in and out of storage before winter sets in. You call with the address and boat details, we quote it, and if you're ready, we schedule the haul.