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Free-standing Bush oven/cooker (Caldecott OX14)
Was fully functional a week ago, with brand new heating element in the oven. The lower oven door has disintegrated completely and needs either some serious gluing or a replacement. Also, I left it outside for a week, and it has rained, so if you are considering to actually use it then make sure the interior is dry. Do not connect it without having it checked by a qualified person! I guess it's mostly useful as spare parts, to he honest.
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Old fence posts, 75x75mm (Caldecott OX14)
Remaining length mostly around 1.8m. They were longer, but the part that was underground has rotted away. Nor structurally sound and a bit wonky, but still good timber for building planters etc. 10 available, to go as one lot please
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50 gallon cold water tank (Caldecott OX14)
Promised
No fittings. A bit dirty (has been outside for a few years), but the material seems in good shape.
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Fire pit (Caldecott OX14)
Gifted
A bit rusty, and discoloured from heat, but functional. Let's call it a rustic look!
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Breeze blocks (Caldecott OX14)
Unused, but have been outdoors for a few years. 12 of them. To go as one lot please.
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Bicycle stand for four bikes (Caldecott OX14)
Gifted
Brand new - it turned out to be too narrow for our mountain bike tyres (max width is 55mm!), and return shipping would cost almost as much as I paid for originally! Stand for four bikes. Alternating height to prevent the handle bars from getting in each other's way. Flat top to accommodate bikes with disk brakes.
66d
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Two fence panels, 6ft x 6ft (Caldecott OX14)
Gifted
These have been in use for a couple of years but are still in decent shape. Transporting them is of course going to be an issue, but I thought I better see whether anyone has the means of taking them away before I break them up and bring them to the recycling centre.
66d
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Dog fountain (Caldecott OX14)
Gifted
When a dog steps on it, a jet of water shoots up. Meant for drinking or maybe just getting spkashed a bit. Could be rather essential during the upcoming heatwave. Two warnings, though: - It won't work for tiny dogs, or for cats. You do need a bit of weight to activate it. - Standing water in a garden hose can get very hot. Not a good idea to connect this to a long hose that is exposed to the sun.
112d