Wichita Falls, TX: 17 ft Tracker Pro Gone in One Morning

A 17 ft Tracker Pro 170 bass boat sat in a driveway in Clay County with the carpet peeled back and the livewell lid gone. The aluminum hull was solid, but nobody had used it in years. The trailer underneath had flat tires and hadn't rolled in so long the axle had started to seize. Getting it out meant we couldn't just hook and pull. We brought a flatbed instead of our standard trailer. One of the crew jacked the Tracker off the old trailer while another positioned the flatbed. We slid the hull on, secured the aluminum frame, and loaded the wheels and tongue separately. The whole job ran under an hour. From driveway to the metal recycler in Wichita Falls, the boat went straight to be processed for aluminum scrap. Crews cover all of Clay County: Henrietta, Petrolia, Dean, Byers, Bellevue, Jolly. We handle pickups same week in most cases, which matters when you've got a 17-footer sitting in storage or parked at a property you're trying to move on from. Fall and spring are busy seasons here, boats rotating between winter storage lots and people finally deciding it's time to let go. One call to us, and the rig comes off your hands without the back-and-forth.