I've pulled a lot of old sailboats out of Hardin County. One was a 32-footer with the mast down since autumn three years back. Owner said he'd get to it, restep it come spring. Spring came and went. The boat sat in dry storage, fees eating him alive every month. Another call came from a woman who inherited a trailer sailer with her late husband's lake house. She didn't sail. The rigging was seized. The slip rent was $200 a month, and she couldn't give the thing away. Both situations end the same way: the boat stops being an asset and starts being a problem you walk past.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish in Radcliff, and we move through Vine Grove and Fort Knox on the same trip if needed. The crew secures the rig, brings the mast down if it's still up, gets the old boat loaded, and tows it out. Missing paperwork, a failed survey, title trouble, a hull that won't float anymore,none of that stops the job. We take care of it. Details on how we handle the rest are on the Kentucky sailboat disposal page.


