The double rail weighbridge faces the passenger platform. In late 2001 ten wagons were recycled as VHCF wagons for weighbridge testing. They also had cranes, mechanical handling equipment and a weighbridge. The weighbridge and the compressor house have also been demolished. He was later fined $5,000 for not placing his car at the pit-lane weighbridge. In recent years part of this has been sold, including the 1921 weighbridge and office. Now broadcasting from the heart of the village in the old weighbridge. Other yard structures include Signal Cabin A, a water crane and a wagon weighbridge. A small weighbridge with a modern hut is located in the yard. These sidings also contained a goods store, stabling block, stationmaster's house, office and weighbridge. Goods shed and weighbridge offices were also built during this period (1873). If necessary, they return to the weighbridge for re-weighing without their load. The weighbridge balance scale bears a foundry plate marker on it. It is an early weighbridge house and coal merchant's office dating from around 1840. The Kiama Steam Navigation Company erected a large weighbridge in 1858 to weigh coal carts.