:D i am looking for an old railway shower they were like a metal bucket with a plug in the middle. i have not seen one for years ., if anyone knows where there is one please let me know. thanks camper bear

you will be going havent seen one for manny years  best of luck wazza :o :( :)

Hi Camper Bear i found a couple of these Shower buckets at an Antique shop for $20.00 each contact me for details

Regards
Kingwilly

hey willy how the fox do i contact you as you havent givin me a emaile address cheers camper bear

Camper bear i will send u my email address sorry i thought you had ESP

thanks mate will await  email address cheers camper bear

come on camper dont you own a 20ltr oil drum make your own u can buy small plug kits and make one cheers wazza :)

hey wazza a 20 litre drum is to big but dont worry i am in contact with willy as he has found me what im looking for cheers camper bear  :) :) ;) ;) ::) ::)

to big no way just the right size for long shower  ;D ;D ;D :) :) 8-) :o

not for me mate dont like long showers cheers camper bear :D :D :D :D

Hi Camperbear & Wazza

These showers that i came accross would hold close to 20l of water.
The difficult part would be when it is full you need to raise it above your head by rope over a branch or something simular

Regards
KW

Hi Camperbear

I found another shower at the Antique shop in Marburg but forgot to ask the price as i was on a mission looking for campovens but if you are out that way you might drop in for a look.

Cheers

KW

thanks willy will have a look next time im out that way cheers cb

If you are still interested I can source you a couple

Furphy

Did a job yesterday for a client whose brother is a shearer in rural Victoria. He collects old cast iron cauldrons and kettles of which I have several so she's going to ask him if he'd like to do a trade for any camp ovens he might come across.
No, I'm not getting my hopes up but you just never know, I'm desperate, I'll source them from where ever I can !!!!
Reading an article on ovens yesterday and the author said never to buy a pot or a lid seperately as getting a good match was almost impossible. Pretty true, I have quite a few ovens and find the lids are rarely interchangeable.
BTW I know nothing about old railway showers but I did cross the Nullabor on the old "Tea and Sugar" train in the 60's, it did'nt have a shower. A long slow trip.

pd

QOUTE BY PD
(but I did cross the Nullabor on the old "Tea and Sugar" train in the 60's, it did'nt have a shower. A long slow trip.)
Yes PD did a few trips on the "Dirranbandi Mail" to and from Brissie during the sixties in the old Steam Train.
Stopped at every third strainer post from memory, black as and eyes sore from soot when you finally arrived. But it was an adventure and we loved it.
Driver and guard would visit the pub whenever stopped within walking distance of one, no wonder trains never ran on time. Remember the old Railway Refreshment rooms
I must be getting old
 :'(
Kev