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

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

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