I get calls from people in Manhattan who own a sailboat that won't move. One guy had a 26-foot cruiser with the mast down since fall. He'd taken it off to store it easier, but the rigging was tangled, the survey had found soft spots in the deck core, and the sale fell through. Another was a woman who inherited a lake house with a trailer sailer parked behind the garage for ten years. The slip fees at the local club had eaten up any sense of it being worth the trouble.
We handle sailboat disposal from Manhattan across Pottawatomie County and into Blue and St. George on the same trip. I bring a crew that knows how to work around the rig, get it on the trailer or flatbed, and haul it out start to finish without leaving you holding the paperwork or the storage bill. Missing titles, unclear ownership, or a rig that's seized up doesn't stop the job. Full details on what happens next are on the Kansas sailboat disposal page.



