railway platform trolley- with universal carrier wheels

Darrin Wright · #1 22-07-12, 10:50

On Oz Ebay
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/industria...item35be629c27

expensive wheels, but they come with a platform trolley!!?????
at Wagga Wagga, NSW

Lynn Eades · #2 22-07-12, 12:59

Some people make me wonder. I see stuffed carrier wheels,about $50.00 worth of scrap metal, and some fire wood. Good luck to the seller. Theres a sucker born every minute. Just my veiw.

Scrivo18 · #3 22-07-12, 14:51

I paid $100.00 for mine and it was a 4 wheeled one with Aussie carrier heels on it :-)

maple_leaf_eh · #4 22-07-12, 17:15

I suspect the seller is hoping for name recognition with a certain class of buyers who humourously associate the Monty Python wine appreciation skit with the location of the item, Wagga Wagga.

lynx42 · #5 23-07-12, 02:10

Looks like the only fair condition wheel is the track return roller on the front. Are those Loyd wheels?

For all you out of OZ.
Wagga Wagga is pronounced Wogga Wogga but we also have many other dual named towns like Nowa Nowa, Tilba Tilba and many more. These are indigenous names.

Euan McDonald · #6 23-07-12, 03:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by lynx42

Looks like the only fair condition wheel is the track return roller on the front. Are those Loyd wheels?

For all you out of OZ.
Wagga Wagga is pronounced Wogga Wogga but we also have many other dual named towns like Nowa Nowa, Tilba Tilba and many more. These are indigenous names.

Wagga Wagga is also known as "Two wogs".

Luke R · #7 23-07-12, 09:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by lynx42

Are those Loyd wheels?

Pretty sure the're English carrier.

Luke

Hans Mulder · #8 23-07-12, 17:58

The axle mounts look like the ones on my Canadian Mk1.