692 days ago

WANTED - Sistema Jug - THIS MODEL ONLY

Hi, I run a volunteer group called Karobusters and we use these to lay flour trails in the bush so we don't get lost while we look for weeds on Matiu/Somes Island. Our current ones are starting to break down and this model is no longer available.
We need THIS MODEL ONLY as others will not work.
If anyone has one to spare, please drop it off at the Collective Community Hub (1/33 Johnsonville Road), or let me know so I can pick it up, or if you spot one in a second-hand shop, let me know so I can grab it.

Thanks to those who have already supplied one.

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