Geoff Posted September 15, 2012 Posted September 15, 2012 Further to the post commenced by Twister84 & the photos by Paddy 454 I decided to go for a drive & check out the situation at low tide. I was there for an hour or so watching the activities there were no shortages of visitors , mainly guys with the same thought as mine. There is sufficent water on the Eastern side of the pontoon to tie up most boats so that aspect is not a problem. The two key aspecs mentioned in the previous post was sand on the ramp & the drop off. It's a two lane ramp however the Eastern lane has about 10" ( 250mm) of sand which makes is basically unusable even for 4WD. To retreive a boat of any size then the trailer needs to be next to the pontoon (Western side) & the wheels dropped over the end of the ramp. There is a thin layer of sand on this side which is OK for 4WD but a challenge for 2WD. Here are a few pic's for interest. This is a tandom trailer , the rear wheels are over the edge, the front are on the ramp. The bottom line , when launching, using either 2WD or 4WD should be OK Retrevial at low tide , OK if you have a 4WD. For 2WD pick the tides , ie half to high Geoff
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