Boat Removal in West Jordan, Utah

Weeds had grown up through the trailer axle before anyone in West Jordan called us about the Larson. It came into the family as a hand-me-down from a relative who'd moved out of state, ran fine the first year, then the fuel system gummed up from sitting between summers. Fixing a carburetor on an eighteen-footer isn't expensive, but nobody got around to it, and the unpaid storage the boat had racked up at a lot before that just made the whole thing feel like more trouble than it was worth. The obstacle on pickup day was the trailer itself, tires so flat and cracked that towing it even a few feet risked shredding them, so we swapped in temporary tires before hooking up. Once mobile, it was a straightforward pull. Interior fiberglass had degraded past saving, so the hull went whole to the recycler.