18 Results: New & Used in Other Home & Garden in Allansford 3277, VIC

Purchased a few years back with plans to use,but didn’t get there. The box is all steel fabricated,in good condition. The doors legs and flue pop are cast iron. It’s big and it’s well made. Perfect for a fancy shed or could be refurbished easily to put in the house. It needs a couple of firebricks replaced,and the baffle is warped,needs replacing also. Firm price. A phone call will be required at some stage . Thanks for viewing.

This 6 foot windmill wheel was part of the latest recovery project. I was able to purchase a complete wrecked windmill for parts and the wheel we see here was mostly buried and overgrown with pasture. I love these little six foot versions with their smart slender appearance and plenty of sails. This model is known out on the job as being quite lively with very little wind about. As i say,quite a personal favourite that i have watched turning many times while wondering how,while there seems to b

This is an 8 foot ZB Southern Cross Wheel in very good used and useable condition. I’m just kicking this ad off with a couple of photos of wheel sections from two identical wheels previously sold. Age,patina and condition is 100% identical and you would struggle to tell the actual item from these. The advertisement will be updated in due course to include the many extras that come with the purchase. Watch this space more or less. The actual wheel is currently undergoing a fin replacement and so

A nice straight 10’ ZC Southern Cross wheel complete with hub and a few related parts. Included is the cast iron engine body(the part most commonly called the gearbox). The tail spine is present along with numerous related parts. No helmet or tail vane present and no stub tower,but getting close to being a complete setup. This wheel is carrying a bit of character with its rusty tips,plus having the large early style hub. It has had one new sail fitted as an old replacement/repair,which carries

These heavily riveted and sometimes galvanised cubes were the original shipping containers of the late 1800’s. They were designed and created to carry bulk domestic resources to the colonies from the UK around that same epoch. I’m comparing them to a shipping container mostly relative to their purpose,but they might even more closely resemble the palletised IBC of their day. Just like the IBC with its pallet frame and 1000litre insert,a small industry obviously grew up around these back in the

This is an old grain mill fresh from the the old fallen down farmyard barn. It’s really yard art at this stage,unless someone was feeling keen enough to mechanically restore it for rallying with similar machinery. It’s already seen a little bit of weather,would make an excellent planter in the right setting or just static display. Phone calls seem to get the best results this end. Thanks for viewing.

Latest update 19/8 engine now turns over,but not running,making compression,price rise eminent! gear linkages etc stuck Magneto cap broken.Magneto dismantled/cleaned/reassembled,but no spark.Carburettor missing. For parts or garden art. Not interested in negotiating. It can stay if I can’t get that for it. Wife wants it for the garden so get the money out or don't ask. Phone calls please. Thanks for viewing.

Before getting too excited,please remind yourself that the bottom and lower rear of the box are 'toast',...completely missing in places with rust damage. Most cast iron work is ok,but tinware is history,full of rust holes at bottom and rear. Parts donor or garden art. You could restore it if you had the sheety skills,or if you were very keen.

Some important practical detail before we look further at these: As a pair the maximum gateway that can be created using both gates (including hinges) = 9' 1”. We are looking at a pair of gates that will provide for a very narrow traditional style double gateway. Gates such as these might usually be sighted on heritage building appointments where only the occasional very early Sunshine or Simpson gate might find itself. These are nice pair of ultra straight pen gates,offered for the first tim

Pretty sure this is off the 'high light' Morris Minor? Just putting it out there with it's potential. There's an imagination out there somewhere that stuns with innovative flair,that is waiting for this quirky panel to materialise,and who has already seen where this piece is going. Phone calls are good. Thanks for viewing.

This old windmill can be seen on a previous advertisement here. If you click on my gumtree user name it should bring up a page or two of my other sale items. This rare old beauty was first advertised more than a year ago and I'm sure would be long gone two of three times over,were it not for our border problems during covid.Serious attempts were made during our past border closure periods but so far it has proved enough to discourage the making of a sale. Here it is seen with a replacement w

Yet another rescue wheel,suitable for yard art or wall art,great for the open living or a mancave piece. It's 8' in diameter,which is pretty close to 2.4m,while at the same time is not an overly heavy design. This one is only the four wheel sections,and has had a rough time of it prior to salvage. A little bit of straightening has been undertaken,and if pressed i might be able to find some spokes and a hub good enough to tie the sections together as a part proper wheel? It's a little bit ro

This Bryan Bro's made in Colac Victoria 8' windmill head is in excellent used condition. Please take note,I am selling everything that lives at the top of the tower only.NO TOWER is present with this item,but an original Bryan tower to match could be acquired and included at an additional cost to the buyer,by arrangement. The words "used" and "perfect order" in my experience seldom belong together when discussing windmills. In the case of this item the engine has been completely refurbished,

This old wheel is one of the more robust designs to be made and seen locally. It's 8 feet in diameter,or 2.4 metres,making it a fair chunk. The IBC company sold boring and windmill equipment in South Africa,New Zealand and Australia.The brand name followed the market they targeted(Intercolonial Bornig Company). The local office was in Brisbane,which makes this wheel somewhat rarer down in this part of the country. It's heavy and robust,with plenty of character for the yard art or wall art d

This Bryan Bro's of Colac pump jack is in excellent used condition.It was purchased for the purpose of resale. I have recently begun to prepare it for sale.Inventory so far indicates that it might need further checking over ,a clean and some minor adjustments. I think this unit in it's current condition,if it was placed at a dam or a bore,plumbed in and then powered up,it might still be returning good service in 30-40 years time. I have a large diameter Alderdice 8" stroke pump with differen

Rare piece,rare price. I am floating this very rare and unique item not just for those who might like it,but for someone who can afford it. It is the flywheel from a John Danks and Son Ltd hand driven 'Monitor' water pump. It would best suit perhaps a Victorian homestead style garden as garden decore on a property from the late 1800's era when the property would have been likely to have actually purchased and owned such a unit. The pump was designed for lifting water from a well or creek us

8/08/20 UPDATE: I have two identical units for sale.$550 each,negotiable.One unit has electric motor,belts, pump and piping included,plus differential head,perfect condition,ready to go. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please note,the pump jack includes the Honda motor pictured or could be purchased on its own without the motor for $500.The motor is not currently fitted to the unit. This is an early model Ow

This is one of the woolshed toilets from Rose Park. Rose Park was once a local wool growing property which was once nicknamed 'the shooting gallery'. It was so named because of it's reputation around the 1930s when shearers and just about everybody else were struggling to find work. The story goes that there was a bench outside of the work area with out of work shearers seated,waiting for the chance to be signed on. With the situation as it was the owner was free to be very discerning over