Where Can You Junk a Hull

[NoLimit]

I have a 1996 23' fiberglass Glastron that is solid but ugly with bad steering and bad tanks.

I am going to sell the 98 Yamaha 230 and the aluminum trailer.

The big question is what to do with the hull? Is there a junk yard for these things? Where can I take it (now if it was aluminum, that would be a whole different story)

[Capt. Debbie]

We scrap boats at Sea Tow all the time. Now have a seat for the news.

#1- ALL metal must be removed from the hull. All means all. Every single screw must be gone. They check. OBVIOUSLY all liquids like fuel and oil must be removed too

#2 - The yard charges ( or used to last I checked) about $600 to rid you of the stripped down boat.

This is why some uninsured boats dont pay to touch and just ignore it free floating.

And to restate the obvious- it is illegal to scuttle or abandon it.

[NoLimit]

I guess they grind it up if they want the metal out but what about tanks that are buried in the hull? Do you have to cut open the deck and pull it?

Also, where do we bring it? Is there an address? It is landside.

[Flygaff]

I took my 23 to the transfer station on Bakeland ave in middlesex. They charged by the pound. They took it off my trailer with a backhoe. It was about $100.00

[Capt. Debbie]

Jump on this if you can. That's a dream price. Even if you have to grease the flunky you talk to.





I took my 23 to the transfer station on Bakeland ave in middlesex. They charged by the pound. They took it off my trailer with a backhoe. It was about $100.00

[dfish28]

Sea girt reef, lay it by the tanks on the north side please, I'll give you a sammich!:D

[Sharkyispy]

Have you tried a tech school in your area? Don't know what there regs are but have heard of donations for projects in the past.....

[Sharkyispy]

No Limit, just got this through email, hope it helps you or others looking to get rid of one:

http://www.actiondonation.org/ADS/DTCForm.aspx?cid=180

[Mikey topaz]

Buddy just took his boat to monte salvo in keasbey charge 85$ a ton

[RussA]

Find a reef site, clean all fuel and oil out and sink it...

[frugalfisherman]

3 options

1- Put it out in your front yard with a "free" sign on it and see if some sucker takes it.

2- Call a junk removal quy to take it to a landfill. They will take fiberglass I'm sure.

3- Cut it up and put it out to garbage piece by piece.

[NoLimit]

Flygaff,

Thanks much for that advice!

[Flygaff]

Flygaff,

Thanks much for that advice!
Glad I could help