Gravity fed smoker transport ?

This is probably a dumb question, but I would really like a gravity fed smoker (mostly leaning toward Assassin), but was wondering for all of you that own them . . .
How easy or difficult are they to transport?
We would transport it in our toy hauler, but would I have to worry about anything cracking/breaking/falling off, etc.?
Also, just the ease of rolling it into the trailer? My hubby would be the one doing all the hauling so if it's gonna be too much of a pain (which he feels hauling the BGE is for fear of breakage) then he might not go for it, even though he is the main beneficiary of what comes out of the smoker :wink:
Another part to this is the wheel base - I'd really like to get a smoker without having to upgrade to the pneumatic wheels.
My family loves to camp and we usually go to the state beaches that have the hard packed dirt for campsites. I'd really like to take the smoker on our camping trips, would the standard wheels have any problems?
I'd appreciate your thoughts and opinions
Thanks

Ok thank you for your input! That definitely changes things

nastynotch347 said:

I own a 28 and can get it into my trailer by myself. As already stated, it's not going anywhere off of a hard surface without pneumatic tires! I carry a couple sheets of plywood with me in case I have to roll it out onto grass, dirt, or gravel. UPS dropped my first attempt at an Assassin and all that happened was the thermometer broke of of the door......they are built to last!

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So you have the regular wheels, but use plywood when needed? That would be a cheaper option, I'm just trying to keep the costs a little lower when thinking about the shipping charge to SoCal. Although I guess I can also have the opposite attitude of "already spending that much $$ don't take any shortcuts"

Holy frijoles that's heavy. thank you all for the info - much appreciated