Tinny towing options once off camper trailer

I have a good little system. I will get the digital camera from work and get some pics for you... will take a day or two.

Brett

Saw a tinny a couple of years back with strut wheel thingies at the back - fold up - fold down - 9" wheels - bloke used it as long distance transport for the lightweight tinny.... the boat had a bracket welded to the front that took a hitch. All looked very practical....don't know where it came from....the wheel brackets can probably be purchased as a unit....bolt on to the transom I presume.I need red sand under me.

Peter.
Try "Real Ezy Folding Boat Trailers". The foldered section is mounted on the rear of my camper.

RegardsThis 4WD stuff is addictive,
time consuming & expensive.

Hi Peter,
Just finished reading your post and I think,...in my humble opion that the idea you have with a bit more refinement will work. I would make sure your mount points are strong enough to handle the stress of geting to the water, G clamps do move just think to when you use them they allways come loose, in this case it will mean a hole in your hull if you are unlucky, wheelbarrow wheels should handle it as long as you dont take off down the hwy , short hops to the drink as long as you monitor your boat /trailer as you go will tell you soon enough if its uup to it, remember keep an eye on it until proven and you shouuld be alright.
All The Best In Health And Wealth
Jeffrey (AKA JD)

Whatever system you use to get your boat to the water please take note that in Queensland, if you use your vehicle to tow the wheels, you will need your 'trailer' to be registered. The fisheries inspectors have been making an issue of this in recent months according my mad fishing mate who lives north of Mackay. He pushes his tinnie on his wheeled 'trailer' in and out of the water at boat ramps.
Willem
Little Dip Cons Park S.A.

Giday Peter,
What area are you in? I found a 'trailer ' system up here that worked well ,$550 , two wheels mounted on stainless with gaurds & springs ,they clipped on to two lugs that were fitted to the transom, & a detachable d/bar, completely street legal[when u put a lightboard on] The name was AQUATRAIL, imported from somewhere??, try your marine dealers.
Ino longer have that unit, my present system is 2 detachable mid mounted wheels it works real well, & cheap, if u can weld . Idid the Territory last Aug. with the tinnie on a c/trailer, no problems at all, best of luck

Phil