Moving a T2 on land

I am contemplating moving from my Wave to a T2 that has become available. I am sure I know the answer, but any input is appreciated. I am able to launch into the water and remove my Wave from the water from the boat ramp on my own with my beach wheels.

I am thinking if I go with the T2, I will need to launch into the water and retrieve from the water with the trailer (and truck) as it seems the T2 is considerably heavier. I would prefer to use the beach wheels but will await your response if anyone has experience with this.

Thanks, in advance, for your help

Take Care

Joey P

By yourself, it will be a little tough and if the ramp has an incline? Here's an solution we came up with to get 5-8 boats across the sand dunes after a long day of sailing on Lake Erie. 24v power-trax using a lawn mower rear end and electric scooter parts. You don't have to use both crossbars to support the boat one will work. I haven't used it for the for this boat yet (our beach is under water.) but 16's and 18's are no problem.



Jump 40 sec into this video in my driveway.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGVuAPKpp2E&t=5s[/youtube]

Don't know if this will help you but it's an idea.

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Buxton
18' T16 Silent Lightning (16' T2 Hybrid)
11' H16 White Lightning
79' H16 Green Lightning

Hah! I love it

Thanks for sharing. I may give it a try

Take Care

Thats cool. The youtube thing didn't work for me but I get it. Steve C.

Two strong adults can move my T2 around on beach wheels including up a moderate incline. I once tried a really steep incline with my wife and almost gave myself a hernia however.

Thanks Mistro.

Hate that you (almost) hurt yourself, but perhaps you saved me from the same fate

Take Care

Joey