2995 days ago

Hills Rotary Hoist Clothesline

Vivienne & Shane from Parklands - Marshlands

NOW LISTED ON TRADE ME - AUCTION NO: 1442329038


Selling on behalf of my Mum


She has recently changed to a pullout line so no longer needs this one.
We think it's a "Hills Rotary Hoist Clothesline - 6 line 37m "


Norfolk pine in colour.
Measures - total length of centre pole - approx. 227cm
                     total length to ground level - approx. 190cm
                    definitely 6 lines. Arm spans approx. 183cm (6ft)
No ground socket - these are plastic and would have broken on removing due to concrete surrounds.
In excellent condition - used only by an elderly lady.


On searching - these retail for $297
 Ground socket @ Bunnings - $29


Pickup only in Rangiora sorry - too long for either of our cars.

Price: $125

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